Set thee up way marks, make thee high heaps
Of stones, raised up as pillars, or like pyramids; or upright, as palm trees, which signification the word F26 has; to be marks and signs, to know the way again upon a return. The Targum is,
``O congregation of Israel, remember the right works of thy fathers; pour out supplications; in bitterness set thy heart.''And so the Vulgate Latin version interprets the last clause, "put on bitternesses", without any sense; so Cocceius. The design of the words is to put the Jews upon thoughts of returning to their own land, and to prepare for it; set thine heart towards the highway, [even] the way [which] thou
``consider the works which thou hast done, whether they are fight, when thou goest in a way afar off;''turn again, O virgin of Israel, turn again to these thy cities;
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