2 Kings 14:9

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9 H3060 And Jehoash H4428 the king H3478 of Israel H7971 sent [H8799] H558 to Amaziah H4428 king H3063 of Judah H559 , saying [H8800] H2336 , The thistle H3844 that was in Lebanon H7971 sent [H8804] H730 to the cedar H3844 that was in Lebanon H559 , saying [H8800] H5414 , Give [H8798] H1323 thy daughter H1121 to my son H802 to wife H5674 : and there passed [H8799] H7704 by a wild H2416 beast H3844 that was in Lebanon H7429 , and trode down [H8799] H2336 the thistle.

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The thistle.
Judges 9:8-15; 2 Samuel 12:1-4; 1 Kings 4:33; Ezekiel 20:49The word {choach,} which is rendered here, and in 2 Ch 25:18; Job 31:18, thistle, in 1 Sa 13:6, thicket in Isa 34:13, bramble, and in 2 Ch 33:11; Pr 26:9; So 2:2; Ho 9:6 thorn, is probably the black thorn, or sloe tree, the {prunus spinosa} of Linn\u65533 us, as the same word signifies in Arabic. There is a vast deal of insolent dignity in this remonstrance of Jehoash; but it has nothing conciliatory; no proposal of making amends for the injury his army had done to the unoffending inhabitants of Judah. (2 Ch 25:10-13.) The comparatively useless thorn, which may by chance lacerate the incautious passenger, is made the emblem of the house of Judah and David, while the house of Jehu is represented by the stately cedar.