Cross Reference ISAIAH 38:8 BEHOLD I WILL BRING AGAIN THE SHADOW OF THE DEGREES WHICH IS GONE DOWN IN THE SUN DIAL OF AHAZ TEN DEGREES BACKWARD SO THE SUN RETURNED TEN DEGREES BY WHICH DEGREES IT WAS GONE DOWN

{Isaiah 38:8} Behold, x2009 I will bring again 7725 z8688 x853 the shadow 6738 of the degrees, 4609 which x834 is gone down 3381 z8804 in the sun 8121 dial 4609 of Ahaz, 271 ten 6235 degrees 4609 backward. 322 So the sun 8121 returned 7725 z8799 ten 6235 degrees, 4609 by which x834 degrees 4609 it was gone down. 3381 z8804

I will bring:
"Then¹ spakeª ° Joshuaª to the LORDª in the dayª when the LORDª delivered upª °¹ the Amoritesª beforeª the childrenª of Israel,ª and he saidª ° in the sightª of Israel,ª Sun,ª stand thou stillª ° upon Gibeon;ª and thou, Moon,ª in the valleyª of Ajalon.ª ... And there was¹ no¹ dayª like that¹ beforeª it or afterª it, that the LORDª hearkenedª ° unto the voiceª of a man:ª for¹ the LORDª foughtª ° for Israel.ª" {Jsh 10:12-14} + "And Isaiahª the prophetª criedª ° unto¹ the LORD:ª and he broughtª °¹ the shadowª tenª degreesª backward,ª by² which¹ it had gone downª ° in the dialª of Ahaz.ª" {2Kg 20:11} + "In those¹ daysª Hezekiahª was sickª ° to¹ the death,ª ° and prayedª ° unto¹ the LORD:ª and he spakeª ° unto him, and he gaveª ° him a sign.ª" {2Ch 32:24} + "Howbeitª in [the business of] the ambassadorsª ° of the princesª of Babylon,ª who sentª ° unto¹ him to enquire² ° of¹ the wonderª that¹ was¹ [done] in the land,ª Godª leftª ° him, to tryª ° him, that he might knowª ° all¹ [that was] in his heart.ª" {2Ch 32:31} + "¹ The¹ Phariseesª alsoª with the Sadduceesª came,ª ° and² temptingª ° desired² °¹ himª that he would shewª ° themª a signª fromª heaven.ª" {Mtt 16:1}

the sun dial:
Heb. the degrees by, or, with the sun, Or, as the Hebrew might be rendered, "the steps of Ahaz." The researches of curious travellers in Hindostan, observes Bp. Stock, have lately discovered in that country, three observatories of similar form, the most remarkable of which is to be seen within four miles of Delhi, the ancient capital of the Mogul empire. A rectangled triangle, whose hypotenuse is a staircase (apparently parallel to the axis of the earth), bisects a zone, or coping of a wall, which wall connects the two terminating towers at right and left. The coping itself is of a circular form, and accurately graduated, to mark, by the gnomon above, the sun's progress before and after noon.