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Chuck Smith Sermon Notes
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Sermons regarding Zechariah
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<a href="./Comm/chuck_smith/sn/Zec/641.html"><b>Sermon 641: Zechariah 4:1 </b></a>
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<br> "HOW THE WORK OF THE LORD IS DONE"
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<br>I. THE TASK BEFORE THEM; THE REBUILDING OF THE TEMPLE.
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<br>A. They had just returned from 70 years of captivity in Babylon.
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<br>1. Jerusalem is wasted.
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<br>2. The once glorious Temple of Solomon is a heap of rubbish.
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<br>B. The task seemed impossible.
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<br>1. When Solomon built the temple, he employed 150,000 men. He had 3,000 foremen on the job.
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<br>2. Only 50,000 ...
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<div id="num">2.</div>
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<a href="./Comm/chuck_smith/sn/Zec/642.html"><b>Sermon 642: Zechariah 4:1b </b></a>
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<br> "GOD'S METHOD OF VICTORY"
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<br>The vision Zechariah say.
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<br>I. THERE WAS A WORK OF GOD TO BE DONE.
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<br>A. The task seemed impossible.
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<br>1. The rubble was like a mountain.
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<br>2. There were a limited amount of workers.
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<br>3. Many forces opposed.
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<br>a. Harassment from neighbors.
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<br>4. The people were discouraged.
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<br>B. How can man do the work of God?
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<br>1. I desire to do God's work.
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<br>2. I want to live the r...
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<div id="num">3.</div>
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<a href="./Comm/chuck_smith/sn/Zec/643.html"><b>Sermon 643: Zechariah 4:1c </b></a>
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<br> "HOW THE WORK OF GOD IS DONE"
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<br>Intro: The vision of the lampstand and seven lamps with oil trees on either side feeding a continuous supply of oil.
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<br>I. THE CHIEF PURPOSE OF THE CHURCH IN THE WORLD. IS TO GIVE LIGHT, "YE ARE THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD."
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<br>A. Two characteristics mark Kingdom of God - Light and life. "God is light."
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<br>1. Two characteristics marking Satan's kingdom are death ...
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<a href="./Comm/chuck_smith/sn/Zec/644.html"><b>Sermon 644: Zechariah 4:6 </b></a>
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<br> "THE SECRET OF STRENGTH"
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<br>Intro: The time of Zechariah's prophesy: The vision of the candlestick. History and meaning of candlestick.
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<br>I. THE AWESOME TASK, TO REBUILD THE TEMPLE.
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<br>A. The difficulties.
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<br>1. Outside opposition.
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<br>a. Letters to Artexerses.
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<br>b. Stopped them by force.
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<br>2. Inside opposition.
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<br>a. Lack of concern by the people (Hag. 1:4...)
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<br>B. The discouragement.
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<a href="./Comm/chuck_smith/sn/Zec/645.html"><b>Sermon 645: Zechariah 9:9 </b></a>
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<br> "THY KING COMETH"
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<br>Intro: Man has tried many forms of government. Each system has its flaws. Our democratic form has become so bulky and expensive it's becoming increasingly more difficult to support it. A monarchy is the most efficient form.
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<br>I. THE HISTORY OF ISRAEL.
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<br>A. They began as a theocracy.
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<br>1. Moses in touch with God led the people.
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<br>2. People conscious that God was ruler....
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<a href="./Comm/chuck_smith/sn/Zec/646.html"><b>Sermon 646: Zechariah 10:7, 12 </b></a>
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<br> "REJOICING IN THE LORD"
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<br>Intro: The prophet is looking ahead to a time yet future when the nation of Israel is restored to full fellowship with God. He states two principles always true of those who walk with God.
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<br>I. "THEIR HEART SHALL REJOICE IN THE LORD."
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<br>A. The Bible distinguishes between the heart and the mind.
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<br>1. The mind is considered more shallow than the heart.
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<br>a. The mi...
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<a href="./Comm/chuck_smith/sn/Zec/647.html"><b>Sermon 647: Zechariah 10:9 </b></a>
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<br> "THE MID-EAST CRISIS"
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<br>Intro: As we discuss these prophecies it might at times appear that we are pro-Israel and anti-Arab. Not so. I am pro-Jesus and anti-devil. The prophets who thundered God's impending judgments against Israel were not anti-Israel; many times they wept as they declared the impending doom. I feel that our nation is in a real crisis and facing the judgment of God,...
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<a href="./Comm/chuck_smith/sn/Zec/648.html"><b>Sermon 648: Zechariah 11:12, 13 </b></a>
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<br> "WHAT'S YOUR PRICE?"
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<br>I. THE CRUCIFIXION OF JESUS WAS NO FLUKE.
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<br>A. It was planned by God.
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<br>1. God gave details of the event hundreds of years in advance.
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<br>2. Dr. Schonfield's book, "The Passover Plot".
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<br>3. Here in Zechariah we are told the price Judas would be paid to betray Him, and what would subsequently be done with the money.
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<br>a. Read Matt. 26:14-16; 27:3-8.
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<br>b. This is the pr...
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<a href="./Comm/chuck_smith/sn/Zec/649.html"><b>Sermon 649: Zechariah 12:1 </b></a>
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<br> "THE DAY OF THE LORD"
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<br>I. THE AUTHOR OF THIS BOOK.
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<br>A. Commonly called Zechariah but this is wrong.
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<br>1. Zechariah only a secretary.
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<br>B. This is the word of God.
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<br>1. The Lord which stretched forth the heavens.
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<br>2. Laid the foundation of the earth.
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<br>3. Forms the spirit of man within Him.
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<br>C. That this is God's Word becomes evident.
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<br>1. He speaks with such clarity of future events.
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<a href="./Comm/chuck_smith/sn/Zec/650.html"><b>Sermon 650: Zechariah 12:10 </b></a>
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<br> "IN THAT DAY"
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<br>Intro: The story of man has been a sad tragedy of failure. As we look at the world today, we see how man has failed to learn any lessons from history. Lust and pride still create wars.
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<br>I. THE BIBLE POINTS US TO A BETTER DAY.
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<br>A. Zechariah, beginning here in chapter 12 and continuing to 14, points to the light at the end of the tunnel.
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<br>1. A better day is coming.
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<a href="./Comm/chuck_smith/sn/Zec/651.html"><b>Sermon 651: Zechariah 14:9 </b></a>
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<br> "THE COMING KING"
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<br>Intro: Last week we considered prophecy relating to the first coming of Christ. This week we want to consider a few that relate to 2nd coming
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<br>I. VERSE 4 -- "HE SHALL STAND IN THAT DAY ON THE MOUNT OF OLIVES."
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<br>A. The Mt. is going to split in the middle forming a new valley.
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<br>1. New underground water resources will be tapped forming a large new river.
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