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Hermon (Hebraice הַר חֶרְמוֹן = har Ḥermon; Arabice جبل الشيخ = ǧabal aš-šaiḫ) est mons 2814 metrorum altus in Asia occidentali in finibus inter Libanum, Israël et Syriam situs. Cacumen altissimus est mons Syriae. [1] In clivo austro-occidentali - opinione quidem Israelitica - est locus civitatis Israelis altissimus (altitudo: 2224 m).[2]
Mons septentrionalis Regni Israel finis fuisse traditur; secundum Librum I Paralipomenon 5,23 „filii quoque dimidiae tribus Manasse possederunt terram a Basan usque Baalhermon et Sanir et montem Hermon". Etiam in Libro Iosue mons Hermon saepius inter terras occupatas memoratur (Ios 11,17; 12,1; 13,5).
Im Novo Testamento montis Hermonis nulla fit mentio. Ut evangelia autem narrant, Iesus in urbe Caesarea Philippi in imis montis radicibus sita moratus est (Mc 8,27ss. et loci paralleli).
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