Ezekiel (Part 6)
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In this continuation of Ezekiel's prophecy, Steve Gregg sheds light on the judgments that will befall various nations. While Babylon faces its own fate, Tyre will be reduced to a humble fishing village, experiencing the consequences of its greed and arrogance. Gregg also delves into the symbolic language used to describe the fall of the king of Tyre and cautions against taking these passages as evidence of Satan's origin. Lastly, the prophecy extends to Egypt, with its cities being laid waste and eventually restored after a period of captivity.
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