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1. The word[H1697] of Jehovah[H3068] came again unto me[H559], saying,

2. And thou[H1121], son of man[H120], take up[H5375] a lamentation[H7015] over Tyre[H6865];

3. and say[H559] unto Tyre[H6865], O thou that dwellest[H3427] at the entry[H3997] of the sea[H3220], that art the merchant[H7402] of the peoples[H5971] unto many[H7227] isles[H339], thus saith[H559] the Lord[H136] Jehovah[H3069]: Thou[H6865], O Tyre, hast said[H559], I am perfect[H3632] in beauty[H3308].

4. Thy borders[H1366] are in the heart[H3820] of the seas[H3220]; thy builders[H1129] have perfected[H3634] thy beauty[H3308].

5. They have made[H1129] all thy planks[H3871] of fir-trees[H1265] from Senir[H8149]; they have taken[H3947] a cedar[H730] from Lebanon[H3844] to make[H6213] a mast for thee[H8650].

6. Of the oaks[H437] of Bashan[H1316] have they made[H6213] thine oars[H4880]; they have made[H6213] thy benches[H7175] of ivory[H8127] inlaid[H1323] in boxwood[H839], from the isles[H339] of Kittim[H3794].

7. Of[H4666] fine linen[H8336] with broidered work[H7553] from Egypt[H4714] was thy sail[H5251], that it might be to thee for an ensign[H8504]; blue and purple[H713] from the isles[H339] of Elishah[H473] was thine awning[H4374].

8. The inhabitants[H3427] of Sidon[H6721] and Arvad[H719] were thy rowers[H7751]: thy wise[H2450] men[H6865], O Tyre, were in thee[H2259], they were thy pilots.

9. The old[H2205] men of Gebal[H1380] and the wise[H2450] men thereof were in thee thy calkers[H919]: all the ships[H591] of the sea[H3220] with their mariners[H4419] were in thee to deal[H6148] in thy merchandise[H4627].

10. Persia[H6539] and Lud[H3865] and Put[H6316] were in thine army[H2428], thy men[H582] of war[H4421]: they hanged[H8518] the shield[H4043] and helmet[H3553] in thee[H5414]; they set forth thy comeliness[H1926].

11. The men[H1121] of Arvad[H719] with thine army[H2428] were upon thy walls[H2346] round about[H5439], and valorous[H1575] men were in thy towers[H4026]; they hanged[H8518] their shields[H7982] upon thy walls[H2346] round about[H5439]; they have[H3634] perfected[H3634] thy beauty[H3308].

12. Tarshish[H8659] was thy merchant[H5503] by reason of the multitude[H7230] of all kinds of riches[H1952]; with silver[H3701], iron[H1270], tin[H913], and lead[H5777], they traded[H5414] for thy wares[H5801].

13. Javan[H3120], Tubal[H8422], and Meshech[H4902], they were thy traffickers[H7402]; they traded[H5414] the persons[H5315] of men[H120] and vessels[H3627] of brass[H5178] for thy merchandise[H4627].

14. They of the house[H1004] of Togarmah[H8425] traded[H5414] for thy wares with horses[H5483] and war-horses[H6571] and mules[H6505].

15. The men[H1121] of Dedan[H1719] were thy traffickers[H7402]; many[H7227] isles[H339] were the mart[H5506] of thy hand[H3027]: they brought[H7725] thee in exchange[H814] horns[H7161] of ivory[H8127] and ebony[H1894].

16. Syria[H758] was thy merchant[H5503] by reason of the multitude[H7230] of thy handiworks[H4639]: they traded[H5414] for thy wares[H5801] with emeralds[H5306], purple[H713], and broidered work[H7553], and fine linen[H948], and coral[H7215], and rubies[H3539].

17. Judah[H3063], and the land[H776] of Israel[H3478], they were thy traffickers[H7402]: they traded[H5414] for thy merchandise[H4627] wheat[H2406] of Minnith[H4511], and pannag[H6436], and honey[H1706], and oil[H8081], and balm[H6875].

18. Damascus[H1834] was thy merchant[H5503] for the multitude[H7230] of thy handiworks[H4639], by reason of the multitude[H7230] of all kinds of riches[H1952], with the wine[H3196] of Helbon[H2463], and white[H6713] wool[H6785].

19. Vedan[H2051] and Javan[H3120] traded[H235] with yarn for[H5414] thy wares[H5801]: bright[H6219] iron[H1270], cassia[H6916], and calamus[H7070], were among thy merchandise[H4627].

20. Dedan[H1719] was thy trafficker[H7402] in precious[H2667] cloths[H899] for riding[H7396].

21. Arabia[H6152], and all the princes[H5387] of Kedar[H6938], they were the merchants[H5503] of thy hand[H3027]; in lambs[H3733], and rams[H352], and goats[H6260], in these were they thy merchants[H5503].

22. The traffickers[H7402] of Sheba[H7614] and Raamah[H7484], they were thy traffickers[H7402]; they traded[H5414] for thy wares[H5801] with the chief[H7218] of all spices[H1314], and with all precious[H3368] stones[H68], and gold[H2091].

23. Haran[H2771] and Canneh[H3656] and Eden[H5729], the traffickers[H7402] of Sheba[H7614], Asshur[H804] and Chilmad[H3638], were thy traffickers[H7402].

24. These were thy traffickers[H7402] in choice[H4360] wares[H1545], in wrappings of blue[H8504] and broidered work[H7553], and in chests[H1595] of rich apparel[H1264], bound[H2280] with cords[H2256] and made of cedar[H729], among thy merchandise[H4819].

25. The ships[H591] of Tarshish[H8659] were thy caravans[H7788] for thy merchandise[H4627]: and thou wast replenished[H4390], and made very[H3966] glorious[H3513] in the heart[H3820] of the seas[H3220].

26. Thy rowers[H7751] have brought[H935] thee into great[H7227] waters[H4325]: the east[H6921] wind[H7307] hath broken[H7665] thee in the heart[H3820] of the seas[H3220].

27. Thy riches[H1952], and thy wares[H5801], thy merchandise[H4627], thy mariners[H4419], and thy pilots[H2259], thy calkers[H919], and the dealers[H6148] in thy merchandise[H4627], and all thy men[H582] of war[H4421], that are in thee[H6951], with all thy company which is in the midst[H8432] of thee[H5307], shall fall into the heart[H3820] of the seas[H3220] in the day[H3117] of thy ruin[H4658].

28. At the sound[H6963] of the cry[H2201] of thy pilots[H2259] the suburbs[H4054] shall shake[H7493].

29. And all that handled[H8610] the oar[H4880], the mariners[H4419], and all the pilots[H2259] of the sea[H3220], shall come down[H3381] from their ships[H591]; they shall stand[H5975] upon the land[H776],

30. and shall cause their voice[H6963] to be heard[H8085] over thee[H2199], and shall cry bitterly[H4751], and shall cast up[H5927] dust[H6083] upon their heads[H7218], they shall wallow[H6428] themselves in the ashes[H665]:

31. and they shall make[H7144] themselves bald[H7139] for thee[H2296], and gird them with sackcloth[H8242], and they shall weep[H1058] for thee in bitterness[H4751] of soul[H5315] with bitter[H4751] mourning[H4553].

32. And in their wailing[H5204] they shall take up[H5375] a lamentation[H7015] for thee[H6969], and lament over thee[H6865], saying, Who is there like Tyre, like her that is brought to silence[H1822] in the midst[H8432] of the sea[H3220]?

33. When thy wares[H5801] went forth[H3318] out of the seas[H3220], thou filledst[H7646] many[H7227] peoples[H5971]; thou didst enrich[H6238] the kings[H4428] of the earth[H776] with the multitude[H7230] of thy riches[H1952] and of thy merchandise[H4627].

34. In the time[H6256] that thou wast broken[H7665] by the seas[H3220] in the depths[H4615] of the waters[H4325], thy merchandise[H4627] and all thy company[H6951] did fall[H5307] in the midst of thee[H8432].

35. All the inhabitants[H3427] of the isles[H339] are astonished[H8074] at thee[H4428], and their kings are horribly[H8178] afraid[H8175]; they are troubled[H7481] in their countenance[H6440].

36. The merchants[H5503] among the peoples[H5971] hiss[H8319] at thee[H1091]; thou art become a terror, and thou shalt nevermore have any being[H5704].