Ezekiel 27:8-36

Ezekiel 27:8-36

[8] The inhabitants  of Zidon  and Arvad  were thy mariners:  thy wise  men, O Tyrus,  that were in thee, were thy pilots.  [9] The ancients  of Gebal  and the wise  men thereof were in thee thy calkers:  all the ships  of the sea  with their mariners  were in thee to occupy  thy merchandise.  [10] They of Persia  and of Lud  and of Phut  were in thine army,  of war:  they hanged  the shield  and helmet  in thee; they set forth  thy comeliness.  [11] The men  of Arvad  with thine army  were upon thy walls  round about,  and the Gammadims  were in thy towers:  they hanged  their shields  upon thy walls  round about;  thy beauty  perfect.  [12] Tarshish  was thy merchant  by reason of the multitude  of all kind of riches;  with silver,  iron,  tin,  and lead,  they traded  in thy fairs.  [13] Javan,  Tubal,  and Meshech,  they were thy merchants:  they traded  the persons  of men  and vessels  of brass  in thy market.  [14] They of the house  of Togarmah  traded  in thy fairs  with horses  and horsemen  and mules.  [15] The men  of Dedan  were thy merchants;  many  isles  were the merchandise  of thine hand:  they brought  thee for a present  horns  of ivory  and ebony.  [16] Syria  was thy merchant  by reason of the multitude  of the wares of thy making:  they occupied  in thy fairs  with emeralds,  purple,  and broidered work,  and fine linen,  and coral,  and agate.  [17] Judah,  and the land  of Israel,  they were thy merchants:  they traded  in thy market  wheat  of Minnith,  and Pannag,  and honey,  and oil,  and balm.  [18] Damascus  was thy merchant  in the multitude  of the wares of thy making,  for the multitude  of all riches;  in the wine  of Helbon,  and white  wool.  [19] also and Javan  going to and fro  occupied  in thy fairs:  bright  iron,  cassia,  and calamus,  were in thy market.  [20] Dedan  was thy merchant  in precious  clothes  for chariots.  [21] Arabia,  and all the princes  of Kedar,  with thee  in lambs,  and rams,  and goats:  in these were they thy merchants.  [22] The merchants  of Sheba  and Raamah,  they were thy merchants:  they occupied  in thy fairs  with chief  of all spices,  and with all precious  stones,  and gold.  [23] Haran,  and Canneh,  and Eden,  the merchants  of Sheba,  Asshur,  and Chilmad,  were thy merchants.  [24] These were thy merchants  in all sorts  of things, in blue  clothes,  and broidered work,  and in chests  of rich apparel,  bound  with cords,  and made of cedar,  among thy merchandise.  [25] The ships  of Tarshish  did sing  of thee in thy market:  and thou wast replenished,  and made very  glorious  in the midst  of the seas.  [26] Thy rowers  have brought  thee into great  waters:  the east  wind  hath broken  thee in the midst  of the seas.  [27] Thy riches,  and thy fairs,  thy merchandise,  thy mariners,  and thy pilots,  thy calkers,  and the occupiers  of thy merchandise,  of war,  that are in thee, and in all thy company  which is in the midst  of thee, shall fall  into the midst  of the seas  in the day  of thy ruin.  [28] The suburbs  shall shake  at the sound  of the cry  of thy pilots.  [29] And all that handle  the oar,  the mariners,  and all the pilots  of the sea,  shall come down  from their ships,  they shall stand  upon the land;  [30] And shall cause their voice  to be heard  against thee, and shall cry  bitterly,  and shall cast up  dust  upon their heads,  they shall wallow  themselves in the ashes:  [31] And they shall make themselves utterly  bald  for thee, and gird  them with sackcloth,  and they shall weep  for thee with bitterness  of heart  and bitter  wailing.  [32] And in their wailing  they shall take up  a lamentation  for thee, and lament  over thee, saying, What city is like Tyrus,  like the destroyed  in the midst  of the sea?  [33] When thy wares  went forth  out of the seas,  thou filledst  many  people;  thou didst enrich  the kings  of the earth  with the multitude  of thy riches  and of thy merchandise.  [34] In the time  when thou shalt be broken  by the seas  in the depths  of the waters  thy merchandise  and all thy company  in the midst  of thee shall fall.  [35] All the inhabitants  of the isles  shall be astonished  at thee, and their kings  shall be sore  afraid,  they shall be troubled  in their countenance.  [36] The merchants  among the people  shall hiss  at thee; thou shalt be a terror,  and never shalt be any more.