Tyre. The kingdom of Israel was no less proud, Ezechiel xxvi. (Worthington) It was in the highest prosperity under Jeroboam II. Osee saw this and the subsequent overthrow. Tyre was a most populous and wealthy city. (Calmet) Other interpreters have, "a rock "Septuagint, "a prey. "The latter read d for r. (St. Jerome) (Haydock) The Vulgate seems best. (Calmet) Tsor denotes, "Tyre and a rock. "(Haydock)

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