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Why is the concept of 'that day' important in Zechariah?

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'That day' refers to a significant future time of restoration and judgment as conveyed in Zechariah 13:1.

'That day' is a recurring phrase in Zechariah, signifying a future time of divine intervention and fulfillment of God's promises. It often relates to the establishment of a new order and the arrival of the Messiah. Commentators like Matthew Henry interpret this as speaking to the times of the Gospel, showing that the coming of Christ brought a new era of worship, as alluded to in John 4:21-24, where Jesus declares a new way of worship in spirit and truth. This impending time not only signifies judgment for the unrighteous but also the restoration of God's people, signifying hope and renewal.
Scripture References: Zechariah 13:1, John 4:21-24

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