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They will pass through the sea of Egypt and the depths of the Nile will be dried up. Then the arrogance of Assyria will be cast down and Egypt will no longer have a king. (Zechariah 10, 11)
Yahweh says: I shall no longer give a thought to the inhabitants of this land, and I am handing over each one to the power of his shepherd; although their king may oppress the land, I shall not rescue this people from their power." (Zechariah 11, 6)
I then snapped in two my second staff Bonds, doing away with the friendship between Judah and Israel. (Zechariah 11, 14)
Yahweh says: "On that day I will make every horse wild with fright, every rider demented. All the horses of the nations will be blinded but I will watch over Judah (Zechariah 12, 4)
and the leaders of the clans of Judah will say to themselves: 'The strength of the inhabitants of Jerusalem comes from Yahweh their God.' (Zechariah 12, 5)
On that day I will make the leaders of the clans of Judah like a fire in a woodland and a flaming torch among the sheaves. They will devour right and left all the nations around them, while Jerusalem will continue to hold its site. (Zechariah 12, 6)
Yahweh will first save the towns and villages of Judah so that David's people and the inhabitants of Jerusalem will not feel more important than the rest of Judah. (Zechariah 12, 7)
You will flee through my mountain valley for it will extend as far as Azel. You will flee as you fled from the earthquake in the days of Uzziah, king of Judah, and Yahweh will come and all his holy ones with him. (Zechariah 14, 5)
Yahweh will be king of all the earth. On that day there will be Yahweh alone and only his Name. (Zechariah 14, 9)
while the men of Judah fight in Jerusalem. The wealth of all the neighboring nations will be left in that place, gold, silver and garments in great quantities. (Zechariah 14, 14)
If any peoples of the earth do not go up to Jerusalem to worship the King Yahweh, God of hosts, they will have no rain. (Zechariah 14, 17)
The cooking pots of the Temple will be as sacred as the bowls of offering that are used for the altar, and even the ordinary cooking pots of the people of Jerusalem and Judah will be consecrated to Yahweh, God of hosts. So everyone who offers sacrifice may use them for cooking. Still more: from that day, there will no longer be merchants in the House of Yahweh, God of hosts. (Zechariah 14, 21)