“‘People of Damascus [^Cthe capital of Aram (Syria)] became traders for you because you have many good things and great wealth. They traded your goods for wine from Helbon [^Ca town north of Damascus], wool from Zahar [^Can area northwest of Damascus], and barrels of wine^[a] from Izal [^Cpossibly present-day Yemen]. They received wrought iron, cassia [^Ca tree similar to the cinnamon tree; Ex. 30:24], and ·sugar cane [or calamus; ^Ca fragrant reed] in payment for your ·good things [wares; merchandise].

²⁰ “‘People of Dedan [^Ca territory in southern Edom] became merchants for you, trading saddle blankets for riding.

²¹ “‘People of Arabia and all the ·rulers [princes] of Kedar became traders for you. They received lambs, ·male sheep [rams], and goats in payment for you.