Alexander's causeway at Tyre

Alexander throws mainland Tyre into the sea to build a causeway to the island.

In plain words

Alexander throws the old mainland city of Tyre into the sea to build a road to the island: Ezekiel's stones and timber laid in the water, come to pass centuries later. It is a reading, kept beside the book's own admission about Babylon's siege.

The mechanism

PLANTED / PAID, LITERALLY — the island he could not sail to fell to a road made out of its own body

Scripture

Ezekiel 26

How it was checked

• EvidenceT6 PHYSICAL / MANUSCRIPT; Status: COMMITTED
• Letter eraTHE PROPHETS AND THE ROAD 776 BC to 4 BC
• Plate — Aerial photograph of Tyre showing the peninsula, Library of Congress, Matson Collection · Public domain · source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Series_of_first_aerial_photographs_of_Palestine_and_Syria._Tyre_showing_peninsula._LOC_matpc.05601.jpg
• SourcesSECULAR RECORD + ARCHAEOLOGY — the mole is still there and you can walk on it; SCRIPTURE — Ezekiel 26