Zechariah 1:13

Sundanese Bible (Sunda) - KITAB SUCI (LAISUN) 1991

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What Does This Mean?

In this verse from Zechariah, the Lord responds to an angel with comforting and encouraging words. The Lord is speaking here, offering support and reassurance.

Explained for Children

Imagine you're feeling really sad because your favorite toy broke. An angel came to God and told Him about it. Then God said some nice things that made everyone feel better. That's what happened in this verse!

Historical Background

Zechariah, a prophet, wrote this book around 520 BC after the Babylonian exile. The audience was returning Jews who were rebuilding Jerusalem and needed encouragement from their faith.

Living It Out Today

When you're going through tough times and feel discouraged, remember that God cares about your feelings. Just like He comforted Zechariah's angel, He can give you the words of encouragement you need today.

Topics

• comfort
• faith
• hope
• encouragement
• reassurance
• prophets

Related Verses

• Psalms 23:4
• Isaiah 61:3
• Matthew 5:4
• John 16:33
• Philippians 4:7

Recommended Reading

Commentary Zechariah Commentaries → Get This Bible Sunda Study Bible →

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is speaking to whom in Zechariah 1:13?

In this verse, God (the Lord) is speaking directly to an angel who was conversing with the prophet Zechariah.

What kind of words did God use towards the angel?

God used 'good' and 'comfortable' or comforting words, indicating that He provided reassurance and encouragement.

Why is this verse important in Zechariah's prophecy?

This verse shows a direct intervention by God to reassure the people through an angel. It provides comfort and hope during challenging times as they rebuild their homeland after exile.

How can we apply Zechariah 1:13 in our daily lives?

We can seek and trust that God will provide us with encouraging words when we're going through difficult situations, just as He did for the angel in this verse.