Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3,3|         gods of Assyria as did Ahaz and Manasseh (IIKings 16:
 2 6,1|  oppressions. (Chiefly time of Ahaz.).~3 — Chs. 13-23. Judgment
 3 6,4|        to the royal court, and Ahaz evidently knew the name
 4 6,5|     spite of Isaiah’s efforts, Ahaz appealed to Tiglath-Pileser
 5 6,5|        16:9; IChron. 5:6, 26). Ahaz naturally became tributary.~
 6 6,7|         Judah under Jotham and Ahaz (Chs. 2-12). ~ Though as
 7 6,7|        mainly from the time of Ahaz, and give the bitter fruit
 8 6,7|  message and Jehovah’s help by Ahaz and “the house of David” (
 9 6,9| fulfilment. Isaiah has offered Ahaz any sign he likes that he
10 6,9|     that he may trust God, but Ahaz in mock piety refuses (7:
11 6,9|      is a threat not merely to Ahaz, but also to the house of
12 6,1|    good case could be made for Ahaz’ action from a purely worldly
13 6,4|    connexion with the death of Ahaz. The serpent, the basilisk
14 6,0|      applicable to the city of Ahaz and Manasseh, especially
15 7,3|        section to the reign of Ahaz, these verbal fireworks