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Where is Lebanon_Mount in the Bible?

Mount Lebanon is a mountain range located in the northern region of the Levant, marking the boundary between ancient Israel and the lands to the north. In the Bible, it appears primarily in the book of Judges, where it is identified as part of the northern border of the Promised Land that the Israelites were to occupy (Judges 3:3). The range was known for its abundant cedar forests, which were highly valued in biblical times and used in the construction of the Temple and other significant structures. Mount Lebanon held geographical and strategic importance as it defined the extent of Israelite territory in the north and represented a natural boundary between the land God promised to Israel and the surrounding regions.