3 figures
A ruler of Tyre who is condemned for his pride and self-deification.
The Prince of Tyre is rebuked by God through Ezekiel for his arrogance and claim to be a god, despite being a man. His downfall is prophesied as a demonstration of God's sovereignty and judgment.
A symbolic figure representing the spiritual power behind the earthly ruler, often interpreted as a reference to Satan.
The King of Tyre is described in exalted terms, with imagery that suggests a fall from a high, possibly angelic, position. This passage is often seen as a parallel to the fall of Satan due to pride.
Prophet of God delivering messages of judgment and restoration.
Ezekiel serves as God's mouthpiece, delivering the oracles against Tyre and its leaders, emphasizing God's sovereignty and the consequences of pride.