Zechariah 1: A Call to Return and the First Visions

Zechariah urges the returned exiles to come back to the LORD and not repeat their ancestors' stubbornness. In a night vision, riders report a quiet earth, and the LORD promises mercy for Jerusalem and a rebuilt temple. Four horns representing the powers that dispersed Judah are then thrown down by four craftsmen.

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In 1:14-15, why does the LORD burn with anger against the complacent nations?

They had set up temples to their own gods inside JerusalemThey had mocked the prophets whom He sent to warn themThey refused to let the exiles go home when the king ordered itHe was only a little angry with Judah, but they made the harm worse