Chapter six closes Zechariahās night with a final vision, this one of āfour chariots emerging from between two mountains of bronzeā (Zechariah 6:1-8). These chariots were driven by the four horsemen of his first vision (Zechariah 1:8-11). In the first vision they reported to Jehovah that they had settled peace on the earth at that […]
Chapter fourteen continues Godās message against Babylon, addressing the king of Babylon specifically. In Isaiah 14:1-4, God made the promise of Israelās restoration again, declaring that they would return to the land of Israel from all the foreign nations, making their once captors captives. This is why he could guarantee Babylonās downfall. The particular taunt
Chapters thirteen through twenty-three contain a series of prophecies against specific nations. Isaiah preached these from Israel, not in those foreign countries, for at least two reasons. First, Israel needed to remember that Jehovah was not just their tribal god; he is the God over all nations. Second, Israel needed to hear that these nations,
