This article on Zechariah 2:1-5 is about our expectation of God and the purpose of God.

The prophet lifted up his eyes again. He sees two high mountains of bronze. Between these two ‘mountains is the exit of heaven, the palace of the living God. At the same ‘moment that Zechariah is lifting his eyes, four chariots come out from between the two mountains.  It means that they are coming from the throne of the LORD God.  

Again Zechariah lifted his eyes and he saw a flying scroll. The parchment was rolled around a stick and during the reading it was unrolled. The prophet saw such a roll-of-a-book. The scroll was opened. ‘There are two special things concerning this scroll

Probably during the same night, Zechariah receives a vision again like the other ones. The interpreting angel appears again and wakes up Zechariah. Zechariah seems to be like a man who is wakened out of his sleep. Zechariah then sees a golden lampstand with a bowl on top of it. ‘Above the bowl are seven lamps with seven lips on each of the lamps. A strange vision? It reminded Zechariah directly of the good old days. 

Repeatedly there is a strong mutual connection between Zechariah's night visions. It is especially remarkable that every consecutive vision draws on the previous one so that there is an elaboration and explanation of what had been said before.  In the third vision it was said that there would be an immense ‘growth of the church so that Jerusalem would be inhabited like villages without walls because of the multitude of men and cattle in it. 

There is a close connection between the second and the third night vision of Zechariah. Actually, these visions give an explanation and specification of the first vision concerning God's jealousy and wrath.  The second vision is known as the vision of the horns and the smiths. 

Zechariah is one of the “minor prophets” Both his visions from the time period after the exile and the visions concerning the future rebuilding of Jerusalem and its temple are still applicable today.  

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