Zechariah 11

Summary

The sermon explores Zechariah 11 as a prophetic passage about the rejection of Israel's leadership and the coming of Jesus Christ as the true shepherd, prophet, priest, and king. It highlights the symbolic use of cedar trees representing Israel's leaders, the breaking of staffs symbolizing God's broken covenant, and the 30 pieces of silver as the price for which Jesus was betrayed. The sermon also contrasts the good shepherd with the foolish shepherd, linking the latter to the Antichrist and the end times.