In Ezekiel 27:20, the prophet laments the downfall of Tyre, a wealthy and influential city known for its trade and commerce. The verse describes how Tyre traded with various nations, exchanging goods such as silver, iron, tin, and lead. However, despite its prosperity, Tyre's pride and reliance on material wealth led to its eventual destruction. This passage serves as a warning against the dangers of placing trust in worldly possessions rather than in God, highlighting the fleeting nature of earthly riches and the importance of seeking true wealth in spiritual treasures.