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Title: Who Was The Bible Referring To As The King Of Tyre?
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1:58 oh yeah
Look of the arial pictures of TYRE. then look at the ariel picture of Side-Turkey where l was born and live next to the temple of Apollyon.!
There was a king of tyre and there was a man who stood against the king. The true king of tyre was the one that stood against the king. We were never a king my lord but we were not afraid to stand against the ones that called them selves kings.
Ezekiel wasn’t writing about Lucifer. Lucifer is not a real person or angel. The devil or Satan however is real. We were all perfect souls before we chose the knowledge of good and evil. I believe Ezekiel was describing the king of Tyre’s soul and life before he chose to incarnate.
Lucifer was a reference to a king of Babylon, Isaiah 14. It is suspected the lucifer was Nabonidus, not so much Belshazzar.
So how can a description used for a king of Tyre apply to a king of Babylon???
It's not possible.
The description for the king of Babylon is NOTHING like the description of the king of Tyre.
The king of Tyre in Ezekiel 28 is alleged to be Ithobaal III where as the king of Babylon in Isaiah 14 is Nabonidus.
All the 'Praise Jesus in the comments… It should be 'Praise Alexander the Great- he destroyed Tyre and killed it's king for making it such hard work.. He was a PAGAN and considered a son of Zeus/Ammon.