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Through the Bible Day by Day: A Devotional Commentary, Volumes I–VII is unavailable, but you can change that!

This seven-volume devotional commentary by renowned preacher Frederick Brotherton Meyer divides Scripture into small, manageable sections and offers Meyer’s insightful reflections on each section. As Meyer himself states in the introduction, “There is … nothing more vital to an accurate knowledge of the Bible than the good old practice of reading it thoughtfully and steadily through with such...

. Zechariah does not slur over the sins of the past, but lays stress on the divine forgiveness. His only fear is lest God should call in vain, and the people refuse as their fathers did. Notice the repetition of God’s title, Lord of Hosts, five time in the first six verses. The enemy’s armies were vast, but the protecting hosts, vaster. A glimpse of these hosts is given in the following vision. A green valley, filled with
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