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What does Zechariah 13:7 teach us about God's justice?

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Zechariah 13:7 teaches that God's justice involves punishment for sin, which was ultimately laid upon Christ, the shepherd.

Zechariah 13:7 illustrates the serious nature of God's justice, highlighting that the judgment against the shepherd (Christ) was necessary due to the sins of His people. The striking of the shepherd signifies that God's justice cannot be overlooked; it must be satisfied. This profound act reveals that Christ took the penalty of sin upon Himself, fulfilling God's righteous demand. The implications are vast, as it underscores God’s character—He is holy and just, yet He is also loving and merciful by providing a way for sinners to be reconciled through His Son's sacrifice.
Scripture References: Zechariah 13:7, Romans 3:25

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The sword of God
Angus Fisher · Aug 19, 2012
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