Chapter 45: The redemption from Babylon and success of Koreish
- The divine success of Koreish: G-d states that he will give great success to Koreish and support his right hand in conquering the Gentile nations. I G-d will go in front of him and break the metal doors of Babylon. I will give you all the treasures that were hidden in Babylon. I will do all this on behalf of my servant Jacob and Israel my chosen nation. I am G-d the king of the world and there is no other G-d other than Me. I’m the one who creates light and darkness and creates evil for Babylon. I will rebuild the temple and my city Jerusalem.
- You G-d are a hidden G-d, but your greatness becomes revealed when You save the Jewish people.
- A call to the nations to repent from idolatry: Wake up Gentile nations and recognize that your deities are of no help to you and come close to the true G-d and kneel and prostrate before Him.
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