URIJAH, high-priest; makes a new altar by Ahaz's orders, 2 Kin

16.10-16. Attests one of Isaiah's prophecies, Isa. 8.2. a prophet, slain by Jehoiakim for prophesying against Judea and Jerusalem, Jer. 26.20-23. URIM AND THUMMIM (the words signify Light and Truth), their exact nature unknown; put in the breastplate of judgment, and worn on the high-priest's heart, when he went in before the Lord, Ex. 28.30. Lev. 8.8. Eleazar to ask counsel for Joshua, after the judgment of Urim, before the Lord, Num. 27.21. 1 Sam. 30.8. See of the Spirit in the bond of peace.