Zakharia 1:13

1:13 The Lord then addressed good, comforting words to the angelic messenger who was speaking to me.

Zakharia 7:9

7:9 “The Lord who rules over all said, ‘Exercise true judgment and show brotherhood and compassion to each other.

Zakharia 11:15

11:15 Again the Lord said to me, “Take up once more the equipment of a foolish shepherd. ¹ 

Zakharia 14:3

14:3 Then the Lord will go to battle ²  and fight against those nations, just as he fought battles in ancient days. ³ 

[11:15]  ¹ sn The grammar (e.g., the incipient participle מֵקִים, maqim, “about to raise up,” v. 16) and overall sense of vv. 15-17 give the incident a future orientation. Zechariah once more is role-playing but this time he is a “foolish” shepherd, i.e., one who does not know God and who is opposed to him (cf. Prov 1:7; 15:5; 20:3; 27:22). The individual who best represents this eschatological enemy of God and his people is the Antichrist (cf. Matt 24:5, 24; 2 Thess 2:3-4; 1 John 2:18, 22; 4:3; 2 John 7).

[14:3]  ² sn The statement the Lord will go to battle introduces the conflict known elsewhere as the “battle of Armageddon,” a battle in which the Lord delivers his people and establishes his millennial reign (cf. Joel 3:12, 15-16; Ezek 38–39; Rev 16:12-21; 19:19-21).

[14:3]  ³ tn Heb “as he fights on a day of battle” (similar NASB, NIV, NRSV).