Studies in Zechariah

1. First read through the Chinese or English text of Zechariah, then consult the commentary chapter by chapter, avoiding study divorced from the text.
2. Keep pen and paper to note the book's main points on the interpretation of the visions, and after finishing, restate the main idea of each section in your own words.
3. If reading English is difficult, read the Scripture passage first, then use a dictionary to study the corresponding commentary closely; there is no need to force word-by-word comprehension.
4. Read this book alongside commentaries from different periods, note differences in the commentators' concerns, and form your own judgment.

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