a26:1–28:19
b26:2-21
c27:1-36
dand 28:1-19
e27:36
f26:1
g26:2

‏ Ezekiel 26:1-2

Summary for Ezek 26:1-28:19: 26:1–28:19  a The message against Tyre, Israel’s northwestern neighbor, is much more substantial than the short oracles preceding it. It takes the form of three nearly parallel panels (26:2-21  b; 27:1-36  c; and 28:1-19  d), each presenting a variation on the same message—that Tyre would come to a horrible end and exist no more (27:36  e). 26:1  f February 3, 585 BC was about seven months after the fall of Jerusalem.
26:2  g Like its neighbors, Tyre rejoiced over the fall of Jerusalem, which eliminated a rival trading center and potentially opened up new trade routes and markets for Tyre.
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