What does Zechariah 11:12-13 teach us about Jesus?

In Zechariah 11:12-13, the Lord asks the people of Israel to value Him, and they determine His worth to be just 30 pieces of silver, which reflects a paltry sum given for a slave. This prophecy symbolizes the deep misunderstanding and undervaluation of Christ by humanity. Judas’ betrayal for the same amount highlights the tragic reality of how the world often measures worth by its own standards rather than recognizing the infinite value of Christ. This passage serves as a profound reminder of the rejection Jesus faced and emphasizes His true worth as the Savior and Good Shepherd, deserving of all honor and glory.