Zephaniah in the King James Version

Chapters

• 1
• 2
• 3

About Zephaniah

From Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary.

Zephaniah excites to repentance, foretells the destruction of the enemies of the Jews, and comforts the pious among them with promises of future blessings, the restoration of their nation, and the prosperity of the church in the latter days.

Chapter by chapter

Matthew Henry's summary of each chapter.

Zephaniah 1. Threatenings against sinners. (1-6) More threatenings. (7-13) Distress from the approaching judgments. (14-18)

Zephaniah 2. An exhortation to repentance. (1-3) Judgments upon other nations. (4-15)

Zephaniah 3. Further reproofs for sin. (1-7) Encouragement to look for mercy. (8-13) Promises of future favour and prosperity. (14-20)