Libna] A Citie; which with the King thereof was destroyed by Joshuah, Josh. X. 29. and XII. 15. After fell by lot to the Tribe of Judah; And given to the Priests, Josh. XXI. 13. 1 Chron. VI. 57. It rebelled [wonder it should] against Judah, in the dayes of wicked Iehoram, the son of good Iehoshaphat, 2 Chron. XXI. 10. Senacherib did warre against it, in the dayes of Hezekiah, 2 King. XIX. 8. Esay XXXVII. 8. And there likely had his army, or a great part of it slaine by the Angel of the Lord. There was another place called Libna, the seventeenth Station of the Israelites, mentioned Num. XXXIII. 20, 21.