Ezekiel 28:6
““‘therefore thus says the Lord Yahweh: “Because you have set your heart as the heart of God,”
What does Ezekiel 28:6 mean?
This verse is part of God's judgment against the king of Tyre, who had grown so proud of his wealth and power that he began to see himself as divine. The accusation isn't that he claimed outright to be God, but that his inner life—his deepest desires and sense of self-worth—had become twisted by the belief that he deserved the honor and authority that belong only to God. It's a penetrating look at how pride corrupts from the inside, making us believe we're something we're not and deserve things we haven't earned.