Key Figures — Ezekiel 32

3 figures

1. Ezekiel

   Prophet of God delivering messages of judgment and lamentation.

   Ezekiel is tasked with delivering a lamentation over Pharaoh and Egypt, symbolizing the downfall of a once-great nation due to its pride and opposition to God.

   Related passages

   • Ezekiel Chapter 1 (Ezekiel's calling as a prophet)
   • Ezekiel Chapter 29 (Prophecies against Egypt)

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2. Pharaoh

   King of Egypt, representing the nation's power and pride.

   Pharaoh is depicted as a great sea monster, symbolizing Egypt's might and eventual downfall. His fate serves as a warning against pride and opposition to God.

   Related passages

   • Exodus Chapter 14 (Pharaoh's pursuit of Israel and defeat at the Red Sea)
   • Ezekiel Chapter 29 (Prophecies against Pharaoh and Egypt)

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3. Egypt

   Nation subject to God's judgment.

   Egypt is portrayed as a once-powerful nation that will be brought low, serving as a testament to God's sovereignty over nations.

   Related passages

   • Isaiah Chapter 19 (Prophecies against Egypt)
   • Jeremiah Chapter 46 (Judgment on Egypt)

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