Mount Carmel

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Hawker's Poor Man's Concordance And Dictionary [1]

This was a mountain in the land of Judea, near the Mediterranean sea. It took its name from the fruitfulness of it, being covered with vines and corn-fields. (See  Isaiah 35:2;  Amos 1:2) Hence Christ, when describing his church's beauty, saith, "Thine head upon thee is like Carmel:" ( Song of Song of Solomon 7:5.) meaning, no doubt, himself; for Christ is "the Head of his body the church, the fulness which filleth all in all." ( Ephesians 1:22-23.) Here it was the prophet Elijah did such wonders by faith, to the glory of God. (See  1 Kings 18:1-46)

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