Jehovah precisely foretold future events

51:11, 28

• The Medes and Persians were expert archers and used the bow as their principal weapon. They polished their arrows to make them penetrate deeper

51:30

• The Nabonidus Chronicle says: “The army of Cyrus entered Babylon without battle.” This likely means without a general conflict and agrees with the prophecy of Jeremiah

51:37, 62

• Beginning in 539 B.C.E., Babylon’s glory began to fade. Alexander the Great intended to make Babylon his capital, but he died suddenly. At the start of the Christian era, a community of Jews still existed there, giving the apostle Peter reason to visit Babylon. But by the fourth century C.E., the city was in ruins, and it eventually passed out of existence

E Jehova keghi tae yotọ zẹẹ, emwi nọ khian sunu vbe odaro

51:11, 28

• Ivbi e Medis kevbe Ivbi e Pẹsia wa guẹ vbene a ya fi ifẹnmwẹ hẹ kevbe ẹre iran ghaa loo ya khọn okuo. Iran keghi kaa ukpẹ ifẹnmwẹ ọghe iran nọ mieke na sẹtin ba ye ọmwa uwu egbe vbe iran gha fi ẹre

51:30

• Evba gbẹn ye okuta ọkpa na tiẹre Nabonidus Chronicle khare wẹẹ: “Ivbi iyokuo ọghe Sairọs keghi lae Babilọn vbene iran ma na gbinna.” Ọni nọ wẹẹ iran ma ka khọn hiehie a te khọnmiotọ yan e Babilọn, nọ rhiema wẹẹ ẹmwẹ akhasẹ ne Jerimaia tae yotọ gele wa mwẹ amusẹ

51:37, 62

• Vbọ ghi rre ukpo 539 B.C.E., a ma ghi gha họn usi e Babilọn rre. Alexander Ne Ogidigan na te gha hoo ne ọ ya e Babilọn khian igiogbẹ ọghe arriọba ọghẹe sokpan, uwu udemwurri na wa gbe ẹre. Vbe orre nokaro, Ivbi e Ju eso ye gha rre Babilọn, ọni ẹre ọ siẹre ne ukọ e Pita na mu otuẹ gha khian. Sokpan vbe orre nogienẹ, e Babilọn na ghi khian otọ nọ gbẹvbi, a ma ghi miẹn ada e Babilọn do sẹ ẹdẹnẹrẹ