Three seeks in one verse — seek the Lord, seek righteousness, seek meekness. Stacked imperatives for the believer in the last days.

It may be ye shall be hid. Note the may. The promise is not formulaic. The believer cannot manipulate God by performing the right religious motions. But seeking honestly — seeking the Lord, seeking righteousness, seeking meekness — places one in the position where He shelters.

The remnant of the house of Judah. The biblical doctrine that God always preserves a remnant. Even in the worst times of national apostasy, a faithful core endures.

Romans 11:5 — Even so then at this present time also there is a remnant according to the election of grace. The principle reaches into the New Testament. God's purposes are not defeated by mass apostasy; the remnant always survives.

He will famish all the gods of the earth. A startling image. Pagan gods were fed by sacrifices. When their worshippers stopped, the gods starved. God is sovereign even over the idols' continuance.

Every one from his place. The universal worship of God in every land. Malachi 1:11 says the same — from the rising of the sun even unto the going down of the same my name shall be great among the Gentiles. The vision of universal worship runs through the prophets.

I am, and there is none beside me. The exact words God uses of Himself in Isaiah 45:5-6, 18, 22. Nineveh stole the divine self-description. The pride that says these words of itself blasphemes by usurping what belongs only to God.

Every age has its city that talks this way. The empire that imagines itself eternal, the corporation that thinks itself untouchable, the leader who believes himself irreplaceable — they will all hear Zephaniah 2:15 said over their own ruins eventually.