Chapter xxxi.
Two more chapters speak of the downfall and judgment of Egypt. First,
the fall of Pharaoh is described in a parable and then follows the
lamentations, a funeral dirge over Pharaoh. The message of the
thirty-first chapter has three well defined parts. The King of Egypt,
like the Assyrian of the past, is pictured as a great cedar in Lebanon.
Then the fall of the tree is shown, and finally the shaking of the
nations on account of his fall.