Zechariah 4

Zechariah 4

Zechariah sees a vision of a gold lampstand with a bowl on top and two olive trees beside it. The two trees represent the two anointed ones who serve the Lord: Zerubbabel (the governor) and Joshua (the high priest). The angel proclaims that the temple will be completed, not by military power or human strength, but ""by my Spirit."" This vision encourages Zerubbabel not to despise the small beginnings of the rebuilt temple, assuring him that his hands will finish the work.

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Judges 10

The cycle continues. The people turn to idol worship, and the Ammonites oppress them. God raises the judges Tola and Jair, who serve to deliver Israel from its oppressors.

Judges 11

The Gileadites appoint Jephthah, the son of a prostitute, as their leader. Jephthah makes a rash vow to God: if victorious, he will sacrifice the first thing that comes from his house—which turns out to be his daughter.

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