Ezekiel 31: Pharaoh and the Fallen Cedar

God warns Pharaoh by pointing him to Assyria, pictured as a towering cedar that outgrew every tree in Eden. Because it became arrogant about its height, God had it cut down, the nations shook at its fall, and Pharaoh is told he will share the same fate.

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When God asked who could compare with Pharaoh’s greatness, what example did He tell Ezekiel to point Pharaoh to (31:2-3)?

Sidon, shown as a palm standing beside a springAssyria, shown as a tall cedar growing in LebanonElam, shown as a fig tree inside a walled orchardMoab, shown as an oak spreading over the hills