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A name Isaiah was commanded first to write in large characters on a tablet, and afterwards to give as a symbolical name to a son that was to be born to him, as denoting the sudden attack on Damascus and Syria by the Assyrian army. The King James Version names Maher-shalal-hash-baz in 2 verses, from Isaiah 8:1 to Isaiah 8:3.
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Plunder speedeth; spoil hasteth, (Isa. 8:1-3; comp. Zeph. 1:14), a name Isaiah was commanded first to write in large characters on a tablet, and afterwards to give as a symbolical name to a son that was to be born to him (Isa. 8:1, 3), as denoting the sudden attack on Damascus and Syria by the Assyrian army.
From Easton’s Bible Dictionary (1897).
A name Isaiah was commanded first to write in large characters on a tablet, and afterwards to give as a symbolical name to a son that was to be born to him, as denoting the sudden attack on Damascus and Syria by the Assyrian army. The King James Version names Maher-shalal-hash-baz in 2 verses, from Isaiah 8:1 to Isaiah 8:3.
Isaiah.