LAMENTATION OVER PHARAOH AND THE FUNERAL DIRGE.

Chapter xxxii.

The final prophecy of this section was given almost two years after the

message of the previous chapter and about eighteen months after the fall

of Jerusalem. First Ezekiel is told to take up a lamentation for Pharaoh

and announce for the last time the work of judgment by the sword of the

King of Babylon. After that follows another wail, a solemn dirge, over

the Egyptian multitudes which have passed into sheol. It is a vivid

description of sheol and those who have descended there. This conclusive

prophecy was uttered by the prophet a few days after the lamentation

over Pharaoh.

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