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Zechariah 11:13 · BSB
11:13 And the LORD said to me, “Throw it to the potter”—this magnificent price at which they valued me. So I took the thirty pieces of silver and threw them to the potter in the house of the LORD.
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I'm so grateful that you could join me for this evening live stream here on YouTube. We're going to talk aboutZechariah chapter 11, the slaughtering shepherds. Of course, the KJV title for this chapter is the doomed flock. That is pretty apropos. The New King James Version,…
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…who is the door. There seems to be a lot of direct reference here in Jesus's words to several places in the Old Testament. Jeremiah 23, Ezekiel 34,Zechariah chapter 11. All of these places throughout the Old Testament where the shepherds of God's people are being condemned for their faithlessness and their…
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…would work miracles. Zechariah chapter 9, he would ride in a donkey into Jerusalem and be glorified. As Psalm 41, he would be betrayed by a friend.Zechariah chapter 11, he would be sold for 30 pieces of silver. In Isaiah 53, he would be wounded and bruised. In Isaiah 50, his beard would be plucked in humiliation.…
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…He took our hell and we receive his heaven. Thank God for the wonderful grace of Jesus Christ. The Bible says the Redeemer will be sold for silver.Zechariah chapter 11. I said, If you think good, give me this price, and if not for bear, so they weighed for my price, thirty pieces of silver. Thousand years before…
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…the good shepherd, the fitting shepherd will save them. In declaring this title, I suggest that he certainly has in mind the worthless shepherd ofZechariah chapter 11. Even though the character he is juxtaposing himself with is a hired hand. Listen to Zechariah chapter 11. This is verse 16 and following. God…
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…my opinion, he give him a chance, see someone somewhere along the way. He knew that maybe Judas was in an unredeemable state. As I said, it was atZechariah Chapter 11, not 3 that this was prophesied. But see, Jesus had something different. He could see a head. He knew how Judas would actually end up. But I have…
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…price, and they gave Judas Iscariot thirty pieces of silver. That's that's that's their estimation of the worth of Jesus Christ. The Bible says inZechariah chapter 11and verse number 12. And I said unto them, if you think good, give me my price, if not forbear. So they weighed for my price thirty pieces of…
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…on a small cult. Jesus fulfilled that prophecy. You know that, right? We continue to celebrate it every Palm Sunday. We find a second prophecy inZechariah chapter 11. Zechariah mentions, interestingly enough, coincidentally, that 30 pieces of silver were thrown into a potter's field. Mysteriously. Now, why would…
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…at the same time the deepest familiarity with your Old Testament. So to help us with that, let's begin this morning with the prophet Zechariah inZechariah chapter 11. If you're using one of our Pew Bibles this morning, that black Bible in the seat back in front of you, you'll find it on page 798. Again, that is…
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…like the champion for your people, humble and mounted on a donkey is he. How can both of those, why are both of those images put together? InZechariah chapter 11, God describes himself as the shepherd of his people. And the people break covenant with the shepherd and they throw him off as shepherd. And then…
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…in chapter 9 we looked on the fact that Jesus was coming as a king on a donkey which meant that he was a humble king and a peaceful king. InZechariah chapter 11we look not at Jesus as king but as shepherd and we saw that we live in this world filled with bad shepherds and we also live in a world that…
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…separated, and also that we have a record that you are here with us. We're continuing our study in the book of Zechariah, and we're going to be inZechariah chapter 11this morning as we continue through the season of Advent. You'll remember that Advent comes from a Latin word that means to come or to arrive, and…
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…now in the present. And so it's for the season of Advent that we are in the book of Zechariah. I invite you to turn there with me now. We're inZechariah chapter 11. You can find it in your worship guide or in your Bible or on your phone. And you'll remember that the book of Zechariah tells us what comes from a…
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…He can do miracles, he can't do all the miracles that Jesus can do, but he can do miracles, and we see it with Pharaoh and Moses in Egypt.Zechariah chapter 11has this really cryptic verse. Zechariah 11, 17. Let me read it to you. Woe to the worthless shepherd who leaves the flock. And that's interesting.…
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