Why does the lament for the king of Tyre use imagery that sounds almost like a fallen angelic being, 'thou hast been in Eden the garden of God,' rather than describing an ordinary human ruler?
Mystical & Allegorical<b>In Eden, the garden of God</b> With much goodness and pleasure. You enjoy yourself as if you were dwelling in Eden, the garden of God. All wealth, pride, and honor are given to you: all precious stones are set on your raiment.<br><br><b>your cover...
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