Ezekiel 28: The Fall of Tyre’s Proud King

God condemns the ruler of Tyre, whose wealth and cleverness led him to think himself divine, and promises a violent end to show he is only mortal. A lament pictures the king as a splendid figure in Eden cast down for pride and dishonest trade, then Sidon is judged and Israel is promised a safe return home.

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What does the LORD promise Israel at the end of Ezekiel 28?

He would gather them to live safely in their landHe would make them a nation of merchants at seaHe would let them rule over the coastal peoplesHe would hand them the treasures of Tyre and Sidon