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4. Connections Between Sections ofZechariah 1-14 289
of Olives. The former is most obviously linked with the death of
Josiah, killed in the plain of Megiddo, and for whom laments were
uttered at the time of the Chronicler. This might then be linked with
the 'martyr' of 12.10. l
The 'Mount of Olives', east of Mount Zion, 2 does not occur
elsewhere in the OT. Perhaps we should make some connection with
the olive trees of ch. 4. There are suggestive allusions here, but
nothing that we can say with any certainty. I shall defer further
discussion until after consideration of Zechariah 14.
Connections between Zechariah 14 and the Rest ofZechariah
Verse Word References in ch. 14 References in chs. 1-8
1 p'pn
•rttf
1
1
2.16
2.12, 13
2 n"ro 2
6.10
4 1DR 4, 12
1.8, 10, ll;3(6x);4.14
rnrn 4
8.7
ttfin 4
3.9
lies 4
2.10; 6.6, 8 (2x)
2JJ 4, 10
7.7
5 013
ax
5.##1, 10,12
5
2.10
2.12 (2x)
'3BI3 5
2.17
o^n^K 5
6.15; 8.8, 23
7
enp
in'
5
7
2.16, 17; 8.3
2.13, 15; 4.5, 9, 13; 6.15;
7.14
9 ^D + p« 9, 10
1.11,4.10, 14 (+IT-IK);
5.3, 6; 6.5 (+ jnn)
10 "lUti 10.##12,16,19 8.16
12 1(03 12
2.17
ptib 12
8.23
13 p'tnn 13
8.23 (2x)
14 nnr 14
6.11
*]OD 14
6.11
1. Cf. Ezek. 11.23 (BDB has 11.33 wrongly).
2. 2 Sam. 15.30 mentions the D'mn n"?un, which David ascended weeping as
he fled from Absalom; Ezek. 11.23 mentions the 'mountain that is on the east of
the city'.