The prophecy found in Zechariah 11 concerning the 'thirty pieces of silver' and the casting of it to the potter in the house of the Lord is significant because it:

A Primarily addresses the economic injustices prevalent in Zechariah's time, using symbolic language to critique unfair labor practices. B Serves as a symbolic representation of the rejection of God's shepherding and leadership by the people of Israel. C Is a direct prophecy concerning the rebuilding of the temple and the restoration of proper worship practices after the exile. D Foretells the specific amount of tribute that would be paid to the Roman Empire during the time of Jesus.