Ezekiel prophesies against Pharaoh and Egypt, picturing the king as a great river monster claiming the Nile as his own creation. Egypt will be humbled and scattered, later restored as a lowly kingdom, and Nebuchadrezzar will receive Egypt as wages after his difficult campaign against Tyre.
Ezekiel prophesies against Pharaoh and Egypt, picturing the king as a great river monster claiming the Nile as his own creation. Egypt will be humbled and scattered, later restored as a lowly kingdom, and Nebuchadrezzar will receive Egypt as wages after his difficult campaign against Tyre.
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