Asheville church of Christ

Uncategorized

Zechariah 14 Study Questions

1) What will be done with the spoil that is taken from the inhabitants of Jerusalem? (Zech. 14:1) 2) What will happen to the “rest [or remnant] of the people”? (Zech. 14:2) 3) What will the Lord do regarding the nations that come against Jerusalem? (Zech. 14:3) 4) What will happen to the Mount of… [Read more]

Zechariah 13:1-9 Study Questions

 1)    What will be opened for the house of David and the inhabitants of Jerusalem in that day? (Zech. 13:1) 2)    What three things will be cut off from the land in that day? (Zech. 13:2) 3)    What will the parents say to the son who continues to prophesy?  What shall they do to him?… [Read more]

Malachi 3:13 – 4:6

Lesson 5 Outline: III. Day of the Lord – Condemnation of religious indifference and skepticism, 2:17-4:6 C. New Defense of Jehovah’s justice, 3:13-4:3 1. 3:13-15 – Verse 13 – What charge does the LORD make at the beginning of this verse? – What was the response of the people to this charge? – Verses 14-15… [Read more]

Malachi 2:17 – 3:12

Lesson 4 Outline: III. Day of the Lord – Condemnation of religious indifference and skepticism, Mal. 2:17-4:6 A. Jehovah’s approach in judgment, Mal. 2:17-3:6 1. Mal. 2:17 – What accusation does the prophet make here? – How did the people reply? – What kinds of things were they then accused of saying? 2. Mal. 3:1-2 –… [Read more]

Malachi 2:1-16

Lesson 3 Outline: (Adapted from Hailey and others) – Interspersed between questions, etc. Title: Author and subject of prophecy: 1:1. I. Condemnation of the priest’s faithlessness, 1:2-2:9. C. Curse pronounced upon the faithless priests, 2:1-9 1. 2:1-4 – What details of the curse are given here? – What results would come from the curse, according… [Read more]

Zechariah 12 Study Questions

1)    The “in that day” statements seem to be key to understanding the events of the last three chapters of Zechariah.  There are seven occurrences of this phrase in chapter twelve alone and ten more in the two chapters to follow.  To what historical timeframe do the following references of this phrase appear to refer?… [Read more]