Eze 29:4-5 | TNotes | STEP | Summary for Ezek 29:4-5: 29:4-5 The picture of the mighty crocodile anticipates the arrival of the Lord as a great hunter. As with Tyre, a watery fortress would once again prove vulnerable to assault. The outwardly fearsome king of Egypt would be captured like any ordinary crocodile and brought out into the wilderness , the place of judgment, along with his allies, the fish . There he would die, and his body would be left dishonorably exposed for the wild animals and birds to eat.

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‏ Ezekiel 29:4-5

Summary for Ezek 29:4-5: 29:4-5 ^a The picture of the mighty crocodile anticipates the arrival of the Lord as a great hunter. As with Tyre, a watery fortress would once again prove vulnerable to assault. The outwardly fearsome king of Egypt would be captured like any ordinary crocodile and brought out into the wilderness, the place of judgment, along with his allies, the fish. There he would die, and his body would be left dishonorably exposed for the wild animals and birds to eat.