As in the days when you came out of the land of Egypt, I will show them marvelous things—God promises that restoration will be accompanied by miraculous signs comparable to the exodus, showing that the second redemption will equal or surpass the first. The explicit comparison to the exodus establishes that restoration is understood as a second redemption, replicating God's foundational act of liberation. The promise of marvelous things (miraculous deeds) shows that God will demonstrate power and faithfulness through wonders. The connection between ancient exodus and future restoration shows that God's character and power are consistent throughout history. This verse affirms that the God who redeemed Israel from Egypt will accomplish Israel's restoration from exile.

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