Jehovah’s righteous servant, who hails from the east, leads Jacob/Israel’s returnees in a new conquest

Jehovah’s appointing his servant as a light to the nations leads to a new exodus or to captivity

Jehovah’s people who repent of idolatry return in a new exodus from the four directions of the earth

Jehovah’s servant resembles Moses and Cyrus in dissuading people from idols and rebuilding the temple

Jehovah’s servant resembles David and Cyrus in restoring Jehovah’s people and routing their enemies

Jehovah sends his servant as a bird of prey to turn his errant people from idolatry to righteousness

The Harlot Babylon, who rules as Mistress of Kingdoms, descends into the dust in Jehovah’s Day of Judgment

Jehovah’s servant calls on Jacob/Israel to forsake its idols and return in a new exodus out of Babylon

Jehovah empowers his servant after he is rejected to restore his people and to implement their new exodus

Jehovah’s servant meets hostility from those who sell themselves, who light their way with mere sparks