[617] Isa. x. 33, xxix. 5-8, xxx. 20-26, 30-33.
[618] Isa. xxxviii. 6. See for this paragraph an admirable chapter in Prof. Smith's Isaiah, pp. 368-374.
[619] Isa. xlvii. 13.
[620] Stanley, Lectures, ii. 531.
[621] Isa. xl. 15.
[622] Isa. xix. 24, 25.
[623] Ecclus. xlix. 4.
[624] One legend says that Hephzibah was a daughter of Isaiah. Not so Josephus (Antt., X. iii. 1).
[625] See Gen. xli. 51. His name may have referred to the new union between the Northern and Southern Kingdoms. Comp. 2 Chron. xxx. 6, xxxi. 1.
[626] Chron. xxxiv. 1-3.