Mount Hermon
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Mount Hermon, glistening with perpetual snow, stood majestically in the north as Jesus and Joseph took their Sabbath afternoon walks on the high hill near their home in Nazareth. 123:5.12 124:6.5
Mount Hermon, visible from Caesarea-Philippi, held a special significance for Jesus and his apostles during their final journey together. 157:3.1-2
In the Urantia Book
Jesus
- The Adjuster led him to Mount Hermon to complete his full consecration to his lifework on earth. (134:7:6-7)
- On Mount Hermon, Jesus defeated Caligastia, becoming the Planetary Prince of Urantia. 136:3.1
- Jesus endured temptation on Mount Hermon, ultimately achieving the sovereignty of his universe. 134:8
- Jesus experienced the transfiguration on Mount Hermon, preparing for the events that would follow. 158 196:1.10
- Jesus inaugurated his 4th phase of ministry on Mount Hermon. 157:7.5
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Bible parallels
Passages that the paragraphs cited above parallel, quote or reinterpret, from Duane Faw’s Paramony cross-references. Hover a reference to read it.
- Story of Elijah 123:5.12 — 1 Ki 17:1-19:21; 1 Ki 21:17-29; 2 Ki 1:3-2:11.
- Jesus and the twelve to Caesarea-Philippi 157:3.1 — Mt 16:13a; Mk 8:27a.
- The “forty days” 136:3.1 — Mt 4:1-11; Mk 1:12-13; Lk 4:1-13.
Where it appears
Mount Hermon is linked in 15 paragraphs of the text.
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