Zechariah 6:14

“And the crowns shall be to Helem, etc.] The same with Heldai, (<380610>Zechariah 6:10): and to Tobijah, and to Jedaiah, and to Hen the son of Zephaniah; the same with Josiah, (<380610>Zechariah 6:10): for a memorial in the temple of the Lord; the crowns, after they had been put upon the head of Joshua, were taken off, and laid up in some part of the temple, of which the Jews make mention in their Misnaf138; and say there were golden chains fixed to the beams of the porch (of the temple), by which the young priests went up, and saw the crowns; as it is said, (<380614>Zechariah 6:14) “and the crowns shall be to Helem”, etc.; these were laid up for a memorial of the liberality and generosity of…”

“the crowns shall be to Helem . . . a memorial--deposited in the temple, to the honor of the donors; a memorial, too, of the coronation of Joshua, to remind all of Messiah, the promised antitypical king-priest, soon to come. Helem, the same as Heldai above. So Hen (that is, "favor") is another name for Josiah (that is, "God founds") above. The same person often had two names.”

“And the crowns shall be to Helem - There is no ground apparent to us, why the name “Helem” appears instead of “Holdai” , or “Hen” for “Josiah:” yet the same person must have been called both Hen and Josiah, since the father’s name is the same in both places. They cannot both be intended as explanations of the former names, since Helem stands insulated in Hebrew, its meaning conjectural. Perhaps then they were the own names of the individuals, and the names compounded with the name of God, honorable names which they had taken. For a memorial in the temple of the Lord - They brought a passing gift, but it should be for a lasting memorial in their behalf. It is a renewal of the well-known term…”

“The crowns - The two crowns before mentioned. Helem - These persons we know no more of than their names. A memorial - Of the Messiah's certain and speedy coming. Zechariah 6:15”

“6:14 The symbolic crown that united kingship and priesthood was placed in the Temple as a memorial to the donors of gold and silver. It was also a permanent reminder of Jeshua’s coronation as priest-king and a visual aid for priests in teaching this new development. • Josiah was honored for his role as broker for the meeting between Zechariah and the three former exiles.”

“Helem: Zac 6:10 a memorial: Exo 12:14, Exo 28:12, Exo 28:29; Num 16:40, Num 31:54; Jos 4:7; Sa1 2:30; Mat 26:13; Mar 14:9; Act 10:4; Co1 11:23-26 Zechariah 6:15”