Haggai 2:1-23 (2)

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I. First Message: A Call to Action (1:1–15)

A. Reproach (1:1–6)

B. Admonition (1:7–11)

C. Response (1:12–15)

II. Second Message: A Word of Encouragement (2:1–9)

A. The Problem (2:1–3)

B. The Encouragement (2:4–9)

III. Third Message: Confirmation of Blessing (2:10–19)

IV. Fourth Message: The Restoration of the Davidic Kingdom (2:20–23)

Verse 3-
Evangelical Commentary on the Bible A. The Problem (2:1–3)

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Verse 4
Evangelical Commentary on the Bible B. The Encouragement (2:4–9)

B. The encouragement (2:4–9).

Verse 5 Exodus 19:3-25 20:1-17
Covenant/Berit not ha dabar- refer to 20:1-17

My spirit This may refer to

the Holy Spirit, but the Hebrew term here could be used in the sense of power, inspiration, or divine presence and providence (

Verse 6-9
Evangelical Commentary on the Bible B. The Encouragement (2:4–9)

1.

3. God will reign forever.
Evangelical Commentary on the Bible B. The Encouragement (2:4–9)

No more conflict, no more opposition

Verse 10-19
The New Bible Commentary 2:10–19 God’s Word on the Curse: ‘I Will Replace It with a Blessing’

2:10–14 A priestly ruling

The New Bible Commentary 2:10–19 God’s Word on the Curse: ‘I Will Replace It with a Blessing’

2:15–19

The New Bible Commentary 2:10–19 God’s Word on the Curse: ‘I Will Replace It with a Blessing’

If we understand the laying of the foundation stone of the temple as a significant occasion in this sense, then this day would have been a turning point . God seems to have been noting the commitment of the people, and rewarding it. We may learn then that God rewards decisive action taken by his people acting together. For the shape that the Lord’s blessing would take, see

Verse 20-23
— What did God want to say to Zerubbabel?
God’s reign as a true king and His kingdom will never be destroyed. Daniel 2:44 hebrews 12:26-29.
-Micah 5:10 Zechariah 14:13
Jeremiah 22:24
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