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32 During the twelfth year, on the first day of the twelfth month, the word of the Eternal came to me with a lament over Pharaoh and his people.

Eternal One: Son of man, sing a lament over Pharaoh, king of Egypt. Tell him,

    You imagine yourself a lion moving mightily through the nations,
        but you’re really like the great sea monster
    Rampaging through the waterways—muddying up the streams
        and fouling the rivers with your feet.

    So I, the Eternal One, say:
        I will use a company of many people to cover you with My net
    Using the nations to make the trap.
        Once you are caught, they will haul you up in My net.
    I will leave you on dry land
        and cast you in an open field.
    I will summon the birds of the sky to land on you and feast on your flesh.
        I will bring the wild beasts of the earth to satisfy their hunger with you.
    I will scatter bits and pieces of you on the hills
        and fill the valleys with your remains.
    I will see that the land drinks your flowing blood
        as it streams to the mountains and fills the dry riverbeds.
    When I blot you out, I will cover the heavens and dim the stars;
        I will hide the sun behind a cloud, and the moon will not shine.
    I will darken the lights that shine in the heavens
        and shroud your land in darkness.

I will disturb the hearts of many people across the world with accounts of your destruction. The news will travel to places you have never heard of or knew existed. 10 I will shock many peoples with your story; kings will be terrified to remember your fate when I wave My sword at them. On the day of your destruction, they will tremble constantly, fearing your tragic destiny might also be theirs.

11 I, the Eternal Lord, say that the sword of the Babylonian king will strike against you, Egypt. 12 I will use the swords of mighty warriors—all from the most ruthless nation on earth—to strike down your vast population.

    They will hack the pride of Egypt to pieces
        and slaughter her vast population.
13     I will destroy all her livestock that drink from the abundant rivers and streams
        so they will no longer be muddied by the feet of man or beast.
14     Once they are gone, I will settle the waters of Egypt
        and let them flow as smoothly as olive oil.
15     After I make the land of Egypt a wasteland,
        strip the land bare, and crush all of her inhabitants,
    Then they will know that I am the Eternal One.

16     This is the lament they will sing over her. The daughters of the nations will mourn
        and sing for Egypt and for all her people.

So says the Eternal Lord.

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