Judgment against Babylon and the Nations - Jeremiah 49-50 

A lot of them haven’t read it, so can’t!

I don't want to watch the whole video right now, can you just tell me if he said it has been fulfilled yet or not?

Hi Orion, Here's a link to the Enduring Word website where you can find a more detailed answer. Blessings!

@@DavidGuzikEnduringWord So you believe God inspired Alexander the Great of the Greek empire to destroy Elam ? Looking at history, why was God so angry that he used Alexander to destroy Elam ? What did Elam's military do to make God so angry? What is the historical proof that Alexander destroyed the army, and killed Elam's king and officials ? In your commentary you do provide good historical evidence that Nebuchadnezzar 11 did not fulfill the prophecy in Jer 49 concerning Elam.

@@bradmyers7109 It appears that Elam (or political leadership of Iran) does something that angers the Lord greatly so that they become “dismayed” suffering a “disaster” and that a “sword” falls upon them, suggesting His judgment is military related. This provocation may involve Israel. Today, Iran’s quest for regional power includes potential acquisition of nuclear weapons and equipping an array of surrogates with missiles. Enemies that might “seek to end” the rogue state’s ambitions include: America, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and a number of other Sunni Muslim states (Iran is Shiite Muslim). WHAT ARE THE POTENTIAL CONSEQUENCES TODAY? That the Elamites were expert archers, it is interesting to see how Jeremiah picks up on this theme. The Hebrew word for bow is qesheth. Without a functional bow, an archer is unable to launch arrows at his target. Today, Iran’s greatest military strength is its large arsenal of ballistic and cruise missiles that have been borrowed from technology imported from Russia, China and North Korea. They are also seeking a nuclear warhead. Many of these strategic missile sites are situate in southwestern Iran facing the Persian Gulf in what was Elam and they may be the target of this prophetic judgment.