
Horsemen Among the Myrtle Trees
Zechariah 1:7–17Zechariah saw a rider and horses among myrtle trees. This symbolic vision introduced a message of concern for Jerusalem and coming restoration.
Old Testament · BOOK 38 OF 66
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Zechariah saw a rider and horses among myrtle trees. This symbolic vision introduced a message of concern for Jerusalem and coming restoration.

Zechariah saw a man measuring Jerusalem and heard of a city filled beyond walls.

In the vision, Joshua’s soiled garments were replaced with clean clothing. The change represented the removal of iniquity and renewed service.

Zechariah saw a golden lampstand and two olive trees. The vision accompanied God’s assurance that the work would be accomplished by His Spirit.

The flying scroll represented judgment against wrongdoing.

Zechariah saw four chariots coming from between mountains of bronze. This image presents the vision as symbolic rather than a prediction of modern events.

Zechariah announces a righteous, humble king coming on a donkey.

Zechariah describes living waters flowing from Jerusalem and the LORD as king over all the earth.