HOSEIN
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HOSHEA
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4, 5. IIosHEA (q. v.).
Hosein. See Hocein.
Hosen. See Hose.
Hosliai'ah (Heb. Hoshayah', il^"'4J'lf1, whom Je- hovah delivers ; Sept, 'Qaaia, but identifies those named in Jer. xlii, 1 ; xliii, 2, yet changes in both passages to Maaaaiag ; Vulg. Osujas), the name of two men.
1. The father of Jehazaniah, which latter besought Jeremiah to favor the flight of the remnant of the Jews into Egypt (Jer. xhi, 1). He is apparently the same with the father of Azariah, which latter is mentioned as rejecting the advice of Jeremiah after he had thus so- licited it (Jer. xhii, 2). B.C. 587.
2. One who headed the procession of the chief men of Judah along the southern section of the newly-rebuilt waUs of Jerusalem (Neh. xii, 32). B.C. 446.
Hosha'ma [many Hosh'ama'] (Heb. Hoshama', "^■^in, whom Jehovah hears ; Sept. 'Qaa/.ii!j v. r. 'Qrra- fid^ and '\waajxw), one of the sons of king Jehoiachin, born during his captivity (1 Chron. iii, 18). B.C. post 598. (See Strong's Harm, and Expos, of the Gospels, p. 17.) See Jehoiachin.
Hoshe'a (Heb. the same name as " Hosea," q. v.), the name of several persons.
1. The original name (Dent, xxxii, 44, Sept. 'li]aovQ, Vulg. Josue; A.V. in Numb, xiii, 8, 16, " Oshea," Sept, Av(jii,Yu\g. Osee) of the son of Nun, afterwards called Joshua (q. v.), by the more distinct recognition of the divine name J ah.
2. (Sept. 'Qaij ; Vidg. Osee). A son of Azariah in the time of David ; also an Ephraimite and prince of his people (1 Chron. xxvii, 20). B.C. 1014.
3. The prophet Hosea (q. v.).
4. HosHEA (Sept. 'Qff?j£, Vulg. Osee), the son of Elah, and last Iting of Israel. In the twentieth (post- humous) year of Jotham (2 Kings xv, 30), i. e. B.C. 737-6, he conspired against and slew his predecessor Pe- kah, thereby fulfilling a prophecy of Isaiah (Isa. vii, 16). Although Josephus calls Hoshea & friend of Pekah {<jii- \ov TLvbg iiriiSovXiiKTavTog avT(^, Ant. ix, 13, 1), we have no ground for calling this " a treacherous murder"