Nehemiah: Gates of Jerusalem Introduction
Nehemiah surveyed the walls at night (Nehemiah 2:12–15). He gave his assessment of the city’s condition to the leaders and officials and then organized a labor force to begin the work.
Category: Topical Studies
Mount Zion or Mount Sion
he name Mount Zion or Sion is often used of the entire city of Jerusalem. Mount Zion is holy to Jews, Christian as well to the Muslims.
Mount Tabor
Mount Tabor located at the eastern end of the Jezreel Valley in the Lower Galilee. Mount Tabor is west of the Sea of Galilee. It is also known as Har Tavor, Itabyrium, Jebel et Tur. The name Tabor means "mound".
Mount Sinai (Mount Horeb)
Mount Sinai is also known as Mount Horeb in the Bible.Mount Sinai is where the LORD GOD gave the Ten Commandments to Moses.
Mount Pisgah
Mount Pisgah is a range of mountains on the Abarim Range, east of Jordan.God shows Moses the Promised Land.
Mount of Olives
The Mount of Olives is a mountain range facing Jerusalem on the east side. The Gardens of Gethsemane are at the foot of the mountain.
Mount Nebo
Mountain of Nebo, to the top of Pisgah, that [is] over against Jericho. Mount Nebo is where Moses was given the view of the Promised Land.
Mount Moriah
The Temple Mount and the Old City of Jerusalem as well as the Dome of the Rock, a Moslem shrine, is located on top of Mount Moriah. The Mount of Olives is just east of Mount Moriah by a few hundred meters.
Mount Mizar
Mount Mizar is a little mountain (hill) peak on the eastern ridge of the Mountains of Lebanon in the northern part of Transjordan, Palestine. Mount Mizar is apparently in the region of Mount Hermon and the Jordan River.
Mount Lebanon
Mount Lebanon is called the "white mountain" because of its snow. It is famous for the groves of cedar trees (Cedars of Lebanon) that grow upon it. Mount Lebanon is the wooded mountain range in the Middle East that extends across the whole land of Lebanon from the coast of the Mediterranean coast.