Dual Panel1The word <01697> of the LORD <03068> came again unto me, saying <0559> (8800)_,
2Now, thou son <01121> of man <0120>_, take up <05375> (8798) a lamentation <07015> for Tyrus <06865>_;
3And say <0559> (8804) unto Tyrus <06865>_, O thou that art situate <03427> (8802) at the entry <03997> of the sea <03220>_, [which art] a merchant <07402> (8802) of the people <05971> for many <07227> isles <0339>_, Thus saith <0559> (8804) the Lord <0136> GOD <03069>_; O Tyrus <06865>_, thou hast said <0559> (8804)_, I [am] of perfect <03632> beauty <03308>_. {of perfect...: Heb. perfect of beauty}
4Thy borders <01366> [are] in the midst <03820> of the seas <03220>_, thy builders <01129> (8802) have perfected <03634> (8804) thy beauty <03308>_. {midst: Heb. heart}
5They have made <01129> (8804) all thy [ship] boards <03871> of fir trees <01265> of Senir <08149>_: they have taken <03947> (8804) cedars <0730> from Lebanon <03844> to make <06213> (8800) masts <08650> for thee. {made: Heb. built}
6[Of] the oaks <0437> of Bashan <01316> have they made <06213> (8804) thine oars <04880>_; the company <01323> of the Ashurites <0839> have made <06213> (8804) thy benches <07175> [of] ivory <08127>_, [brought] out of the isles <0339> of Chittim <03794>_. {the company...: or, they have made thy hatches of ivory well trodden} {company: Heb. daughter}
7Fine linen <08336> with broidered work <07553> from Egypt <04714> was that which thou spreadest forth <04666> to be thy sail <05251>_; blue <08504> and purple <0713> from the isles <0339> of Elishah <0473> was that which covered <04374> thee. {blue...: or, purple and scarlet}
8The inhabitants <03427> (8802) of Zidon <06721> and Arvad <0719> were thy mariners <07751> (8801)_: thy wise <02450> [men], O Tyrus <06865>_, [that] were in thee, were thy pilots <02259>_.
9The ancients <02205> of Gebal <01380> and the wise <02450> [men] thereof were in thee thy calkers <0919> <02388> (8688)_: all the ships <0591> of the sea <03220> with their mariners <04419> were in thee to occupy <06148> (8800) thy merchandise <04627>_. {calkers: or, stoppers of chinks: Heb. strengtheners, etc}
10They of Persia <06539> and of Lud <03865> and of Phut <06316> were in thine army <02428>_, thy men <0582> of war <04421>_: they hanged <08518> (8765) the shield <04043> and helmet <03553> in thee; they set forth <05414> (8804) thy comeliness <01926>_.
11The men <01121> of Arvad <0719> with thine army <02428> [were] upon thy walls <02346> round about <05439>_, and the Gammadims <01575> were in thy towers <04026>_: they hanged <08518> (8765) their shields <07982> upon thy walls <02346> round about <05439>_; they have made <03634> (0) thy beauty <03308> perfect <03634> (8804)_.
12Tarshish <08659> [was] thy merchant <05503> (8802) by reason of the multitude <07230> of all [kind of] riches <01952>_; with silver <03701>_, iron <01270>_, tin <0913>_, and lead <05777>_, they traded <05414> (8804) in thy fairs <05801>_.
13Javan <03120>_, Tubal <08422>_, and Meshech <04902>_, they [were] thy merchants <07402> (8802)_: they traded <05414> (8804) the persons <05315> of men <0120> and vessels <03627> of brass <05178> in thy market <04627>_. {market: or, merchandise}
14They of the house <01004> of Togarmah <08425> traded <05414> (8804) in thy fairs <05801> with horses <05483> and horsemen <06571> and mules <06505>_.
15The men <01121> of Dedan <01719> [were] thy merchants <07402> (8802)_; many <07227> isles <0339> [were] the merchandise <05506> of thine hand <03027>_: they brought <07725> (8689) thee [for] a present <0814> horns <07161> of ivory <08127> and ebony <01894>_.
16Syria <0758> [was] thy merchant <05503> (8802) by reason of the multitude <07230> of the wares of thy making <04639>_: they occupied <05414> (8804) in thy fairs <05801> with emeralds <05306>_, purple <0713>_, and broidered work <07553>_, and fine linen <0948>_, and coral <07215>_, and agate <03539>_. {the wares...: Heb. thy works} {agate: or, chrysoprase}
17Judah <03063>_, and the land <0776> of Israel <03478>_, they [were] thy merchants <07402> (8802)_: they traded <05414> (8804) in thy market <04627> wheat <02406> of Minnith <04511>_, and Pannag <06436>_, and honey <01706>_, and oil <08081>_, and balm <06875>_. {balm: or, rosin}
18Damascus <01834> [was] thy merchant <05503> (8802) in the multitude <07230> of the wares of thy making <04639>_, for the multitude <07230> of all riches <01952>_; in the wine <03196> of Helbon <02463>_, and white <06713> wool <06785>_.
19Dan <02051> (8676) <01835> also and Javan <03120> going to and fro <0235> (8794) occupied <05414> (8804) in thy fairs <05801>_: bright <06219> iron <01270>_, cassia <06916>_, and calamus <07070>_, were in thy market <04627>_. {going...: or, Meuzal}
20Dedan <01719> [was] thy merchant <07402> (8802) in precious <02667> clothes <0899> for chariots <07396>_. {precious...: Heb. clothes of freedom}
21Arabia <06152>_, and all the princes <05387> of Kedar <06938>_, they occupied <05503> (0) with thee <03027> in lambs <03733>_, and rams <0352>_, and goats <06260>_: in these [were they] thy merchants <05503> (8802)_. {they occupied...: Heb. they were the merchants of thy hand}
22The merchants <07402> (8802) of Sheba <07614> and Raamah <07484>_, they [were] thy merchants <07402> (8802)_: they occupied <05414> (8804) in thy fairs <05801> with chief <07218> of all spices <01314>_, and with all precious <03368> stones <068>_, and gold <02091>_.
23Haran <02771>_, and Canneh <03656>_, and Eden <05729>_, the merchants <07402> (8802) of Sheba <07614>_, Asshur <0804>_, [and] Chilmad <03638>_, [were] thy merchants <07402> (8802)_.
24These [were] thy merchants <07402> (8802) in all sorts <04360> [of things], in blue <08504> clothes <01545>_, and broidered work <07553>_, and in chests <01595> of rich apparel <01264>_, bound <02280> (8803) with cords <02256>_, and made of cedar <0729>_, among thy merchandise <04819>_. {all...: or, excellent things} {clothes: Heb. foldings}
25The ships <0591> of Tarshish <08659> did sing <07788> (8802) of thee in thy market <04627>_: and thou wast replenished <04390> (8735)_, and made very <03966> glorious <03513> (8799) in the midst <03820> of the seas <03220>_.
26Thy rowers <07751> (8801) have brought <0935> (8689) thee into great <07227> waters <04325>_: the east <06921> wind <07307> hath broken <07665> (8804) thee in the midst <03820> of the seas <03220>_. {midst: Heb. heart}
27Thy riches <01952>_, and thy fairs <05801>_, thy merchandise <04627>_, thy mariners <04419>_, and thy pilots <02259>_, thy calkers <0919> <02388> (8688)_, and the occupiers <06148> (8802) of thy merchandise <04627>_, and all thy men <0582> of war <04421>_, that [are] in thee, and in all thy company <06951> which [is] in the midst <08432> of thee, shall fall <05307> (8799) into the midst <03820> of the seas <03220> in the day <03117> of thy ruin <04658>_. {and in...: or, even with all} {midst of the seas: Heb. heart, etc}
28The suburbs <04054> shall shake <07493> (8799) at the sound <06963> of the cry <02201> of thy pilots <02259>_. {suburbs: or, waves}
29And all that handle <08610> (8802) the oar <04880>_, the mariners <04419>_, [and] all the pilots <02259> of the sea <03220>_, shall come down <03381> (8804) from their ships <0591>_, they shall stand <05975> (8799) upon the land <0776>_;
30And shall cause their voice <06963> to be heard <08085> (8689) against thee, and shall cry <02199> (8799) bitterly <04751>_, and shall cast up <05927> (8686) dust <06083> upon their heads <07218>_, they shall wallow <06428> (8691) themselves in the ashes <0665>_:
31And they shall make themselves utterly <07144> bald <07139> (8689) for thee, and gird <02296> (8804) them with sackcloth <08242>_, and they shall weep <01058> (8804) for thee with bitterness <04751> of heart <05315> [and] bitter <04751> wailing <04553>_.
32And in their wailing <05204> they shall take up <05375> (8804) a lamentation <07015> for thee, and lament <06969> (8790) over thee, [saying], What [city is] like Tyrus <06865>_, like the destroyed <01822> in the midst <08432> of the sea <03220>_?
33When thy wares <05801> went forth <03318> (8800) out of the seas <03220>_, thou filledst <07646> (8689) many <07227> people <05971>_; thou didst enrich <06238> (8689) the kings <04428> of the earth <0776> with the multitude <07230> of thy riches <01952> and of thy merchandise <04627>_.
34In the time <06256> [when] thou shalt be broken <07665> (8737) by the seas <03220> in the depths <04615> of the waters <04325> thy merchandise <04627> and all thy company <06951> in the midst <08432> of thee shall fall <05307> (8804)_.
35All the inhabitants <03427> (8802) of the isles <0339> shall be astonished <08074> (8804) at thee, and their kings <04428> shall be sore <08178> afraid <08175> (8804)_, they shall be troubled <07481> (8804) in [their] countenance <06440>_.
36The merchants <05503> (8802) among the people <05971> shall hiss <08319> (8804) at thee; thou shalt be a terror <01091>_, and never [shalt be] any more <05704> <05769>_. {a terror: Heb. terrors} {never...: Heb. shalt not be for ever}