Ezekiel, 31
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Commentary
This chapter illustrates the contrast between human pride and God's sovereignty. Pharaoh thought he was invincible, but God revealed his ultimate power and authority. The image of the tree is a common metaphor in the Bible, representing strength and stability. In this case, however, the mighty cedar falls, reminding us that no one is above God's judgment. This chapter is a warning to all who think they can rule without accountability, that worldly power and greatness are fleeting, but God's justice lasts forever.
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