Produced by Keith G. Richardson STUDIES IN ZECHARIAH. BY A. C. GAEBELEIN. _EIGHTH EDITION._ PRINTING BY FRANCIS E. FITCH, INC, 47 BROAD ST., NEW YORK. Copyright 1911, by A. C. Gaebelein. FOREWORD TO THE EIGHTH EDITION. This little exposition of the Prophecies of Zechariah was written almost 15 years ago. We are thankful to God that it has been a help to so many. The sixth edition has been sold and a seventh has become necessary. We were somewhat reluctant to print another edition. When this book was written the writer did not at all have a clear vision in the prophetic Word concerning the great predicted end events of the times of the Gentiles. Like so many others he did not distinguish between the personal Antichrist and the King of the North. He then held the view, which is still taught by many, that the first beast in Revelation xiii is the personal Antichrist. This belief led into incorrect views about that part of Revelation. Since writing the book it has pleased the Lord to give the writer better light on these great prophetic unfoldings and for this reason some of the interpretations given, especially on pages 135, 136 and 137, are no longer looked upon by the author as being scripturally correct. In our later books "The Harmony of the Prophetic Word" "Joel," and especially "Exposition of Daniel," the truth as revealed in Prophecy concerning the two beasts and the King of the North, is given. We therefore request the reader to consider this when studying this volume. We are sure the Lord will continue to bless the simple unfolding of the greatest Post exile Prophet. So little is written on this great book that we feel that we should not withhold this imperfect exposition from the students of the Word of Prophecy. May the Lord continue to bless it. A. C. GAEBELEIN. Sept. 30, 1911. INTRODUCTION. Zechariah, the name of the prophet whose visions and prophecies we desire to study, is not an uncommon name in divine history. Its meaning is _Jehovah remembers_. He is called the son of Berachiah, _Jehovah blesses_, the son of Iddo, _the appointed time_. There is here, as in many other instances in the Bible, a great significance in the Hebrew names. The name of the grandfather of Zechariah (who probably brought him up, as his father must have died early), his father's name and his own read in English translation, _the appointed time_, _Jehovah blesses_, _Jehovah remembers_. The Holy Spirit has inspired these very names; they are in themselves a commentary to the prophecies and visions God gave to Zechariah, for they speak of an appointed time of God's blessings for Jerusalem and of His loving remembrance.