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Zechariah 4:11

Zechariah 4:11

The Pulpit Commentary · Joseph S. Exell and contributors · Public Domain

Then answered I. The prophet had received a general explanation of the vision; he had probably understood that the candelabrum represented the theocracy, of whose restoration and life the temple was the symbol and vehicle.

One point was still obscure, and he asks, What are these two olive trees? (). To this question no answer is immediately forthcoming, the answer being delayed in order to augment the prophet's desire of understanding the vision, and to induce him to make the question more definite.

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