²     [^LIt shall be] In the ·last [final; latter] days
the mountain ·on which the Lord’s Temple stands [^Lof the house of the Lord; ^CMount Zion]
    will ·become [be established as; endure as] the ·most important [chief; or highest] of all mountains.
It will be ·raised [exalted] above the hills,
    and ·people from all nations [^Lall nations] will come streaming to it.
³ Many ·nations [peoples] will come and say,
    “Come, let us go up to the mountain of the Lord,
    to the ·Temple [^Lhouse] of the God of Jacob.
·Then [or So that] he will teach us his ·ways [standards; path],
    and we will ·obey his teachings [^Lwalk in his paths].”
·His teachings [The Law; Instruction; ^LTorah] will go out from Jerusalem;
    the ·message [word] of the Lord will go out from Jerusalem.
⁴ He will ·settle arguments among [judge/mediate between] the ·nations [peoples]
    and will ·make decisions [settle disputes] for many ·peoples [nations].
Then they will ·make [beat; hammer] their swords into ·plows [^Tplowshares; ^Cthe metal tip of the plow]
    and their spears into ·hooks for trimming trees [pruning hooks].
Nations will no longer ·fight [^Lraise the sword against] other nations,
    nor will they train for war anymore [Mic. 4:1–3].