Zechariah 2: Jerusalem Without Walls

Zechariah sees a man setting out to measure Jerusalem and learns the city will be too crowded for walls, with the LORD Himself as its fiery protection. The exiles are called home from Babylon, many nations are promised a place among His people, and all humanity is told to be still before Him.

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In 2:8, what does the LORD say about the nations that robbed His people and laid hands on them?

They are carrying out His judgment and will be rewardedThey are harming what is most precious and dear to HimThey will be forgiven if they return what they have takenThey are harming only those who refused to leave Babylon