Why don't you grab your Bible, turn to Zachariah.

As we approach this new book, it really follows suit that it would follow Haggai.

As we looked at that last week, just two little chapters.

It's kind of amazing, 38 verses.

Haggai was a short-winded but powerful

prophet. And Zachari is kind of the opposite. He's powerful, but he's very long-winded.

Where Haggai is the guy running around with a tape measure and just very logical. He's kind of

your more engineering kind of mind, whereas Zachariah is more

the mystical, mysterious, and he's got all these dreams and what have you. And it's very apocalyptic

Zachariah's prophecy is. It's got a lot of darkness like Haggai. We showed that last time

just the heavy nature of the prophecy.

But some of the background of Zachariah, before we dive into this book,

the first thing is his name, Zachariah.

It means whom the Lord remembers.

And I love that because the Lord doesn't forget.

You and I, we forget.

It's amazing sometimes the things you forget.

And you're like, man, how did I forget that?

But the Lord, he never forgets.

He'll never have to apologize.

Oh, man, I forgot about you.

Sorry about that.

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