Zacharias
- proper noun
- /zəˈkɛrɪəs/
- The Book of Zacharias is often studied by theologians interested in post-exilic prophecy.
Examples
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Scholars debate the historical context of Zacharias and its visions of Jerusalem's future.
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In Zacharias, the themes of renewal and restoration are prominent.
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In his sermon, the pastor quoted from Zacharias to emphasize hope and restoration.
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The book of Zacharias offers hope to the exiled Israelites.
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In his sermon, the pastor quoted from Zacharias to emphasize hope and restoration.
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The Book of Zacharias is often studied by theologians interested in post-exilic prophecy.
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The book of Zacharias offers hope to the exiled Israelites.
Synonyms
A book in the Old Testament with predictions about Israel returning from exile
A book of the Old Testament with visions and messages about Israel's return after exile
Surface Forms
Etymology
The Book of Zacharias is named after the prophet and his name comes from Hebrew zakar 'remember' and Yah 'the Lord'. So the title means 'the Lord remembers', which fits the book's message of hope and a new start for Israel after exile.