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But now, mark well how you thrive henceforward. Whilst none would be at pains to set pillar on base, here in the Lord’s temple, (Haggai 2, 16)
how fared it with yonder twenty-bushel heap of corn? Look closer, and it was but ten bushels. Did you think to press fifty quarts into the vat? There were but twenty. (Haggai 2, 17)
Not yet has the corn ripened, not yet have vine and fig, pomegranate and olive, had time to blossom; but on all these my blessing lies henceforward. (Haggai 2, 20)
but thou, son of Salathiel, says the Lord of hosts, thou, Zorobabel, art my servant still; on that day I will take thee to my side, keep thee there, close as signet-ring; it is a divine choice that has fallen on thee, says the Lord of hosts. (Haggai 2, 24)
but warning of mine, promise of mine, entrusted to the prophets that were my true servants, live on yet. See how the fulfilment of them overtook your fathers, till at last they must needs repent, must acknowledge the Lord of hosts had not threatened them, sinners and rebels, in vain! (Zechariah 1, 6)
A vision appeared to me in the night, of one that was mounted on a sorrel horse, at a stand among the myrtle-trees, down in the Valley; and never a horse in all his company but was sorrel, roan or white. (Zechariah 1, 8)
and with that, my answer came from him who stood among the myrtle-trees, These have gone out on the Lord’s errand, patrolling the earth. (Zechariah 1, 10)
deep, full deep my anger against the heathen that are so well content! I would have punished Jerusalem but lightly, it was these drove home the blow. (Zechariah 1, 15)
and when I asked my guide what they should be, he told me, Upon these horns, Juda and Israel and Jerusalem were tossed about. (Zechariah 1, 19)
What errand, said I, have these? Why, said he, yonder horns made such havoc of Juda till now, never a man might lift his head; what should be the blacksmiths’ errand but to turn them back?✻ Polled they must be henceforward, the heathen folk that once tossed Juda to the winds. (Zechariah 1, 21)
And at that, my angel monitor would have gone out on his errand, but here was a second angel come out to meet him.✻ (Zechariah 2, 3)
Sion, poor maid, break out into songs of rejoicing; I am on my way, coming to dwell in the midst of thee, the Lord says. (Zechariah 2, 10)
