Zechariah 14:9

And the LORD shall be king over all the earth: in that day shall there be one LORD, and his name one. AND THE LORD SHALL BE KING OVER ALL THE EARTH. implies that this is to be the consequence of Israel being again recognized by God as His own people. For after saying "Thy Maker is thine husband ... and thy Redeemer the Holy One of Israel" the prophet states, as the consequence, "The God of the whole earth shall He be called" (; ). IN THAT DAY SHALL THERE BE ONE LORD, AND HIS NAME ONE - not that He is not so already, but He shall then be recognized by all unanimously as "One." Now there are "gods many and lords many." Then Yahweh alone shall be worshipped. The manifestation of the unit...

Here the prophet shows more clearly, and without using a figurative language, what might otherwise be more obscure: he says, that _Jehovah would be king_. Here Zechariah compares the kingdom of Christ with those periods of misery and calamities which had preceded, and which had continued till the coming of Christ. We indeed know that there had been the most dreadful scattering through the whole land, since the time the ten tribes separated from the family of David; for since the body of the people ceased to be one, they wilfully contrived ruin for themselves. When therefore the Israelites fought against Judah, the wrath of God appeared, the fruit of their defection. We indeed know that David was not made king by the suffrages of men, but was chosen by the decree of God. Hence when the kingdom of Israel departed from the son of David, it was the same as though they had refused to bear the...

8-15 Some consider that the progress of the gospel, beginning from Jerusalem, is referred to by the living waters flowing from that city. Neither shall the gospel and means of grace, nor the graces of the Spirit wrought in the hearts of believers by those means, ever fail, by reason either of the heat of persecution, or storms of temptation, or the blasts of any other affliction. Tremendous judgments appear to be foretold, to be sent upon those who should oppose the settlement of the Jews in their own land. How far they are to be understood literally, events alone can determine. The furious rage and malice which stir up men against each other, are faint shadows of the enmity which reigns among those who have perished in their sins. Even the inferior creatures often suffer for the sin of man, and in his plagues. Thus God will show his displeasure against sin....

Verse Zechariah 14:9. _AND THE LORD SHALL BE KING_] When this universal diffusion of Divine knowledge shall take place. Wherever it goes, the _laws of God_ shall be _acknowledged_; and, consequently, he shall be King over the whole earth. _ONE LORD, AND HIS NAME ONE._] There shall be in those blessed days, only _one religion_, and one _form of religion_. There shall not be _gods many_, and _lords many_. All _mankind_ shall be of _one_ _religion_, the essence of which is, "Thou shalt love the _Lord thy_ _God_ with all thy heart, soul, mind, and strength; and thy NEIGHBOUR as thyself....

AND THE LORD SHALL BE KING OVER ALL THE EARTH - Such should be the influence of the living water, that is, of the Spirit of God. God who has ever reigned and will reign, “a great King over all the earth” Psalms 47:3, Psalms 47:8, shall be owned by His creatures, as what He is. THERE SHALL BE ONE LORD - More exactly, “The Lord shall be One, and His Name One.” He had before prophesied, “I will cut off the names of the idols out of the land” Zechariah 13:2. The Church being thus cleansed, no other lord or object of worship should be named but “Himself.” This is one of those prophecies, of continued expansion and development, ever bursting out and enlarging

EXPOSITION ZECHARIAH 14:1, ZECHARIAH 14:2 § 5. The afflictions of the people and their results are set forth in figure and symbol. _Jerusalem is represented as taken and plundered._ ZECHARIAH 14:1 THE DAY OF THE LORD; _a day of _(or, _to_) _Jehovah cometh. _The Greek and Latin Versions have the plural, "days of the Lord come." It is a time when he will specially manifest his glory and power, and be recognized as allowing the trial of his people for wise purposes. It is impossible to fix on any historical fulfilment of this prophecy. The details suit neither Maccabean no

AND THE LORD SHALL BE KING OVER ALL THE EARTH,.... This refers to the spiritual reign of Christ in the latter day; upon the success of the Gospel everywhere, there will be great conversions in all places; Gospel churches will be set up and ordinances administered everywhere; the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the Lord; his kingdom will be from sea to sea, from the eastern to the western one, and his dominion will reach to the ends of the earth; Popish nations, Mahometan kingdoms, Pagan ones, and all the kings of the earth, will become Christian, and submit to the sceptre of Christ's kingdom: IN THAT DAY SHALL THERE BE ONE LORD; there is but one Lord in right now, and there is but one in fact that is owned by real Christians; and there will be but one in the spiritual reign, among all that are called Christians; there will be but one Lord and Head to Jews and Gentiles,...

KING OVER ALL THE EARTH The final answer to the prayer of (Matthew 6:10). Compare (Daniel 2:44); (Daniel 7:24). See "Kingdom (New Testament)"; (Luke 1:31); (1 Corinthians 15:28)....

CHAPTER 14 _ 1. The last conflict and the manifestation of the Lord (Zechariah 14:1) _ 2. The complete salvation (Zechariah 14:6) 3. The punishment of the enemies (Zechariah 14:12) 4. The conversion of the world (Zechariah 14:16) 5. The holiness of Jerusalem (Zechariah 14:20) Zechariah 14:1. Post-millennialism has tried to find some explanation of this chapter, but has failed. Th

ZECHARIAH 14. THE TRIBULATION OF THE STRUGGLE AGAINST HEATHENISM AND THE GLORIOUS FUTURE WHICH MAY BE ANTICIPATED. It is noteworthy that the writer considers the plundering of Jerusalem as a day of the Lord. Zechariah 14:1 f. describes the affliction of Jerusalem up to the time of the Maccabæ an successes which are referred to in Zechariah 14:3. The sense of what follows is hopelessly obscure in MT and EV owing to the mispronunciation of the Heb. consonants in Zechariah 14:5. The thought of flight is here altogether out of place. Following the pro nunciation adopted in LXX, we may render Zechariah 14:5 as follows: And the vall