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27 Then Yahweh gave me another message: 2 “Now you, humanity’s child, begin a funeral song about Tsor (Tyre), 3 and tell Tsor (which is on a coastal island—merchants to peoples on many other islands) that the master Yahweh says this to you:
Tsor, you’ve said, ‘My beauty has reached perfection.’
4 Your borders are surrounded by the ocean.
Your builders have perfected your beauty.[fn]
5 They made all your planks with cypress from Mt. Hermon (Senir).
They got a cedar from Lebanon to make a mast for you.
6 They made your oars from the oak trees in Bashan.
They made your decks out of cypress wood from Cyprus, and overlaid them with ivory.
7 Your sails were made from colourful linen from Egypt (Heb. Mitsrayim) that served as your banner.
The colors of blue and purple from the coasts of Elishah are used for the awning on your boat.
8 Those who were living in Tsidon and Arvad were your rowers.
The wise men of Tsor were within you—they were your pilots.
9 Experienced craftsmen from Geval sealed your seams.
All the ships and their sailors among you were carrying your merchandise for trade.
10 Warriors from Persia, Lydia, and Libya were in your army.
They hung their shields and helmets within you.
They displayed your splendour.
11 The men of Arvad and Helek in your army were on your walls surrounding you,
and the people from Gammad were in your towers.
They hung up their shields on your walls all around you.
They completed your beauty.
12 “Tarshish was a trading partner with you because of your abundant wealth of goods. They traded silver, iron, tin, and lead for your wares. 13 Yavan, Tubal, and Meshech traded slaves as well as bronze items for your merchandise. 14 Beyt-Togarmah provided horses, stallions, and mules in exchange for your products. 15 The men of Dedan (Rhodes Island) were your traders on many coasts. You sent the merchandise and they sent back ivory tusks and ebony wood as payment. 16 Syria (Heb. Aram) was a dealer in your many products—they provided emeralds, purple dye, coloured cloth, fine fabric, pearls, and rubies for your merchandise. 17 Yehudah and Yisrael were trading with you. They provided wheat from Minnit, cakes, honey, oil, and balsam for your merchandise. 18 Damascus was a trader of all your products, of all your enormous wealth, and of the wine from Helbon and the wool from Zahar.[fn] 19 Dan and Yavan from Uzal provided you with merchandise of wrought iron, cinnamon, and fragrant calamus seeds which became merchandise for you. 20 Dedan was your dealer in woven saddle blankets. 21 Arabia and all the leaders of Kedar were traders with you—they provided you with lambs, rams and goats. 22 Traders from Sheba and Ramah came to sell you the best of every spice and all kinds of precious gems—they traded gold for your goods. 23 Haran, Kanneh, and Eden were traders with you, along with Sheba, Ashur, and Kilmad. 24 Those were your traders in fancy robes of violet cloths with woven colours, and in blankets of multicoloured, embroidered, and well-woven cloth in your marketplaces. 25 The ships of Tarshish were the transporters of your merchandise.
So you were filled up—heavily laden with cargo there in the heart of the seas.
26 Your rowers have brought you into vast seas.
The east wind has wrecked you in the middle of them.
27 Your wealth, merchandise, and trade goods,
your sailors, pilots, and ship-builders,
your traders of merchandise and all the men of war who are in you, and all your crew—
they will sink into the depths of the sea at the time of your destruction.
28 The surroundings will shake
when they hear your pilot’s cry of distress.
29 All the oarsmen will come down off their ships.
Mariners and all the pilots on the sea will stand on the land,
30 then they’ll raise their voices towards you and will wail bitterly.
They’ll throw dust up onto their heads. They’ll roll around to get covered in ashes.[fn]
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27:4 Here, the island city of Tyre is imagined as a ship in the ocean.
27:18 Possibly, Zahar (used only once in the Hebrew scriptures) could refer to the white colour of the wool.
27:30 All traditional signs of mourning.
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