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3. The Structure of Individual Sections of Zechariah 231 In each of these schemes certain words are chosen as significant and others are ignored. Let us now, therefore, try to set out the whole of vv. 1-15. In doing so we shall provide a rather over-literal translation, bearing in mind also that several parts of the chapter are obscure, and probably corrupt. 1 Behold a day is coming for Yahweh and spoil will be divided out in your midst 2 And I will gather all nations to Jerusalem for battle and city captured, houses plundered, women ravished HALF city go forth into exile, and rest of the people not cut off from city 3 Yahweh go forth and fight against those nations as he fights on a battle day 4 And his feet will stand, on that day, on Mount of Olives which is before Jerusalem on the east and the Mount of Olives will be split in HALF eastwards and westwards, a very great valley and HALF the Mount depart northwards, and HALF southwards 5 1 And you will flee, valley of my mountains for the valley of mountains will touch the side of it and you will flee as you fled from the earthquake in days of Uzziah King of Judah and Yahweh my God will come all holy ones with you 6 IF And it will be on that day there will not be light, precious things and congelation 7 And there will be one day it is known to Yahweh no day and no night and it will be evening time there will be light 8 And it will be on that day living waters will go forth from Jerusalem HALF of them to the eastern sea, and HALF of them to the western sea in summer and autumn it will be 1. This is the most difficult verse to translate in ch. 14. Despite this there are few probable emendations which are supported by external sources and agreed by the majority of scholars. The addition of the conjunction in 5.#22 is an exception, but makes little difference for our purposes. See Saeb0, 'Die deuterosacharjanische Frage', pp. 110-15.
232 Structure and the Book ofZechariah 9 And Yahweh will be King over all the earth on that day Yahweh will be one and his name one 10 And all the land/earth shall be turned like the Arabah, from Geba to Rimmon, south of Jerusalem And she will be high and dwell in her place from Benjamin gate as far as the place of the former gate as far as the gate of the ens and tower of Hananel as far as the wine presses of the king 11 And they will dwell in her and DTI will not be and Jerusalem will dwell in trust/security 12 And this the PLAGUE. .. all peoples against Jerusalem flesh rot while standing on his feet eye rot in socket, tongue rot in mouth 13 and it will be on that day great panic from Yahweh and they will take hold of, a man the hand of his neighbour and his hand will be raised upon the hand of his neighbour 14 And also Judah will fight with/against Jerusalem and wealth of nations around will be gathered gold and silver and garments, in great abundance 15 And thus will be PLAGUE of horse etc. in those camps like this PLAGUE It is plain that vv. 12-15 are marked off by their subject matter: plague for the enemies of Jerusalem. It is emphasized by the inclusio, naann rvnn nan and nnrn naaoD, the first and last words of this unit. It is also clear that, from a form-critical point of view, the strongest introductory formulae are at the beginning of vv. 6, 7 and 13. Other features also stand out. 1. There is frequent mention of the word *sn, and it is associated with the directions east-west (vv. 4, 8) and north-south (v. 4). This seems to be connected with two main ideas: division (vv. 2, 4), and comprehensiveness (v. 8). 2. There are concrete local and historical references in two places, vv. 4-5 and 10. 3. In the centre of these verses there is an emphasis on oneness (day, vv. 6-7; Yahweh and his name, v. 9b; cf. 'whole earth', v. 9 [cf. v. 10a]). There may be an intentional contrast with the division expressed in vv. 2, 4. 4. Certain verbs perform important functions:
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