Ezekiel 27:2 Cross References
Ezekiel 27:2
2: "Son of man, sing a funeral song for Tyre,
Ezekiel 19:1
- "Sing this funeral song for the princes of Israel:
Jeremiah 9:17
- This is what the LORD Almighty says: "Think about what is going on! Call for the mourners to come.
- Quick! Begin your weeping! Let the tears flow from your eyes.
- Hear the people of Jerusalem crying in despair, `We are ruined! Disaster has come upon us! We must leave our land, because our homes have been torn down.'"
- Listen, you women, to the words of the LORD; open your ears to what he has to say. Teach your daughters to wail; teach one another how to lament.
Ezekiel 28:12
- "Son of man, weep for the king of Tyre. Give him this message from the Sovereign LORD: You were the perfection of wisdom and beauty.
Jeremiah 9:10
- I will weep for the mountains and wail for the desert pastures. For they are desolate and empty of life; the lowing of cattle is heard no more; the birds and wild animals all have fled.
Ezekiel 26:17
- Then they will wail for you, singing this funeral song: `O famous island city, once ruler of the sea, how you have been destroyed! Your people, with their naval power, once spread fear around the world.
Amos 5:1
- Listen, you people of Israel! Listen to this funeral song I am singing:
Ezekiel 27:32
- As they wail and mourn, they sing this sad funeral song: `Was there ever such a city as Tyre, now silent at the bottom of the sea?
Amos 5:16
- Therefore, this is what the Lord, the LORD God Almighty, says: "There will be crying in all the public squares and in every street. Call for the farmers to weep with you, and summon professional mourners to wail and lament.
Jeremiah 7:20
- So the Sovereign LORD says: "I will pour out my terrible fury on this place. Its people, animals, trees, and crops will be consumed by the unquenchable fire of my anger."
Ezekiel 32:2
- "Son of man, mourn for Pharaoh, king of Egypt, and give him this message: You think of yourself as a strong young lion among the nations, but you are really just a sea monster, heaving around in your own rivers, stirring up mud with your feet.