Mashiach

        In Prakim Yud Aleph and Yud Bet it is talking about the vision and how it is contrasting how the people are actually living. At this point the people are facing corruption and corrupt leaders, punishment for their sins, and they are dependent on man rather than Hashem. The people were told that if they change their ways and go back to Hashem then they can avoid punishment. 
           This contrasts their current reality to the people as an incentive for the people to change.
  I think today that there are still people who are more dependent on other people like rather than Hashem.