Few chapters stand behind the New Testament's return language the way this one does; the apostles keep echoing it even when they never name it. Zechariah 14 is the prophets' fullest picture of the day everything turns: Jerusalem under siege, Yahuah Himself stepping onto the battlefield, a mountain splitting in two, and a coming that the apostles later describe in almost the exact same words. Read slowly. This is the chapter standing behind half the return language in the New Testament.
Few chapters stand behind the New Testament's return language the way this one does; the apostles keep echoing it even when they never name it. Zechariah 14 is the prophets' fullest picture of the day everything turns: Jerusalem under siege, Yahuah Himself stepping onto the battlefield, a mountain splitting in two, and a coming that the apostles later describe in almost the exact same words. Read slowly. This is the chapter standing behind half the return language in the New Testament.