BY CHARLES LEE FEINBERG, TH.D. (Continued from the April–June Number, 1940) The first six verses of the book are an introduction, not only to the first chapter or the series of eight night-visions, but to the entire prophecy of Zechariah. The gist of the message is: do not repeat the disobediences of your fathers, but rather learn from past experience. Is not this the burden of the apostle Paul’s recital of the disobediences of