Catholic Doctrine Bible Study Session 241: Zechariah 5-14 “Prophecies of the Messiah”
Nov 18, 2021
Dive into captivating prophecies from Zechariah that highlight a humble king arriving on a donkey, echoing New Testament themes. Explore the haunting symbolism of betrayal, with Judas' 30 pieces of silver illuminating deeper spiritual lessons. Discover connections between suffering leaders and the Messiah's anticipated arrival, emphasizing the significance of community care and fostering relationships with God. These insights weave a rich tapestry of redemption and accountability that transcends time.
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Flying Scroll Symbolizes Judgment
- The flying scroll in Zechariah likely represents the Ten Commandments or scripture in general, convicting evil deeds.
- The flying bushel symbolizes wickedness being removed and taken to Babylon, a metaphor for God's judgment on evil.
Care for Widows and Orphans
- Do not oppress the widow, orphan, alien, or poor as Zechariah instructs.
- Constantly assess if you're helping those who are unfortunate in your community.
Knights of Columbus Mission
- Jim Hawk shares that the Knights of Columbus was founded specifically to care for widows and orphans.
- He encourages men to join this Catholic organization to put faith into practice by serving the needy.