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A Picture of Perfect Peace
Scholars explain that the image of inviting a neighbor "under the vine and under the fig-tree" was a well-known symbol for profound peace, security, and prosperity. It recalls the peaceful reign of Solomon and is used by other prophets like Micah to describe the ideal state of God's people, free from fear and anxiety.
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Zechariah
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Albert Barnes
On Zechariah 3:10
18th Century
Theologian
Under the vine and under the fig tree - Micah had already made the description of the peaceful days of Solomon (1 Kings 4:25), a…
Charles Ellicott
On Zechariah 3:6–10
19th Century
Bishop
The angel of the Lord now proclaims to Joshua a fourfold promise:
- The confirmation of his official authority, and the elevation of his…
John Calvin
On Zechariah 3:10
16th Century
Theologian
We see from this verse that a particular time is signified by one day; for the Prophet wished to inspire the Jews with confidence, lest th…
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John Gill
On Zechariah 3:10
17th Century
Pastor
In that day, says the Lord of hosts The Gospel dispensation, which began with the incarnation, sufferings, death, and res…
Matthew Henry
On Zechariah 3:6–10
17th Century
Minister
All whom God calls to any office, He finds fit, or makes them so. The Lord will cause the sins of the believer to pass away by His sanctifying grac…