ZECHARIAH'S NIGHT VISION

Vision	Reference	Parallels	Basic Explanation
The Red-horse Rider Among the Myrtle Trees	1:7-17	10:8-9;12:6-9;14:11	The Angel of the Lord (pre-incarnate Christ) is angry at the nations oppressing Israel.
The Four Horns and the Four Workmen	1:18-21	9:1-8;12:1-6;14:1-3	The 4 empires that oppressed and scattered Judah. The 4 workmen are those God uses to judge and destroy these empires.
The Man with a Measuring Line	Chpt 2	9:9-17; 14:4-11	God's future unlimited blessing on restored-Israel and Jerusalem.
Clean Garments for the High Priest	Chpt 3	10:2-3 12:10-14;13:1-2	Joshua's filthy garments represents Israel's sin, but God extends cleansing and new clean garments based on His mercy and grace.
The Golden Lamp Stand and the Two Olive Trees	Chpt 4	10:4-12; 13:4-6	Israel was chosen to be His light, but idolatry darkened the way. Christ's return as Messiah-King-Priest will restore that light.
The Flying Scroll	5:1-4	11; 13:7-9	Represents God's broken Law and its consequence.
The Woman in a Basket	5:5-11	14:12-15	Sin is traced to its source, Shinar/Babylon, where in the garden sin entered and from the tower of Babel sin proliferated. God destroys Babylon according to Rev 17-18.
The Four Chariots	6:1-8	14:16-19	The four angels of the Apocalipse ride out in judgment as the Nations move toward Armageddon.
The Crowing of Joshua	6:9-15	14:4-9,20-21	The crowning of Joshua symbolizes the second coming of Christ as King of kings and Lord of lords.