Ezekiel 27:25–36
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25The ships of Tarshish were carrying for you your wares, and you were filled, and you became very heavy in the heart of the seas.
26“ ‘Into many waters
the rowers brought you;
but the east windz wrecked you
in the heart of the seas.
27Your wealth and your merchandise, your wares,
your mariners, and your seamen,
your shipwrightsa and the barterers of your wares
and all of your soldiersb who are in you,
alongc with all of your crew who are in the midst of you,
they will fall in the heart of the seas on the day of your downfall.
28At the sound of the shoutd of your seamen,
the pasturelands will shake.
29And they will go down from their ships,
all of those holding an oar,
mariners, all of the seamen of the sea
will stand on the land,
30and they will lamente over you with their voice,
and they will cry outf bitterly,
and they will throwg dust on their heads,
and they will rollh in the dust.
31They will shave themselves bald for your sake,i
and they will dressj themselves in sackcloth,
and they will weepk over you with a bitterness of soull
and with bitter wailing.
32And they will raisem over you with their wailing a lament,
and they will chantn a lament over you:
‘Who is like Tyre,
like this destruction in the midst of the sea?’
33When your merchandise went out from the seas,
you satisfied many peoples with the abundance of your wealth,
and by your wares
you made rich the kings of the world.
34Now you are broken by seas
in the depths of waters;
your wares and all of your crew
in the midst of you have sunk.
35All of the inhabitants of the coastlands
are appalled over you,
and their kings shuddero in horror;
they distort their faces!p
36The traders among the peoples hiss over you;
you have become a horror,
and you shall be no more forever!’ ”q
Footnotes
- zLiterally “the wind of the east”
- aLiterally “the repairers/strengtheners of your seams”
- bLiterally “the men of your war”
- cHebrew “and”
- dOr “cry”
- eHebrew “lamented”
- fHebrew “cried out”
- gHebrew “threw”
- hHebrew “rolled”
- iLiterally “And they made bald for you with baldness”
- jHebrew “dressed”
- kHebrew “wept”
- lOr “of their inner self”
- mHebrew “raised”
- nHebrew “chanted”
- oLiterally “they have bristling hair”
- pLiterally “they are distorted as to faces”
- qLiterally “there is not you until eternity/endless ages” (cf. NRSV)
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