Structure of Zechariah

Meredith Kline has argued that the entire book of Zechariah is organized as a pair of “diptychs,” each of which “hinges” on a passage about the work of the King-Shepherd of Israel.  The entire book itself, moreover,  is a diptych, hinging around the crowning of Joshua in Zechariah 6:9-15.  Below I present Kline’s conclusions in outline form.

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