[96] The Hebrew verbs are in 2 s. fem.; the person addressed is not named, but from analogy she can only be the "Daughter of Zion," i.e. Jerusalem personified.
[97] Identified with the mountains of Moab.
[98] R.V. margin, with LXX., Vulg., and Syr.
[99] Milman's Latin Christianity, vi. 392.
[100] 1 Chron. iii. 17 mentions the "sons" of Jeconiah, and in Matt. i. 12 Shealtiel is called his "son," but in Luke iii. 27 Shealtiel is called the son of Neri.
[101] xxxvii. 2.
[102] 2 Kings xxiv. 18-20.
[103] 2 Chron. xxxvi. 10 makes Zedekiah the brother of Jehoiachin, possibly using the word in the general sense of "relation." Zedekiah's age shows that he cannot have been the son of Jehoiakim.
[104] Ezek. xvii. 13, 14.
[105] xxiv.