Lebanon
- II Kings 19:23
- Isaiah 14:8
- Isaiah 29:17
- Isaiah 33:9
- Jeremiah 18:14
- Ezekiel 31:15
- Hosea 14:8
- Nahum 1:4
- Habakkuk 2:17
- Zechariah 11:1
- Psalms 29:6
- Song of Songs 4:11
- II Chronicles 2:7
- I Kings 5:28
- Isaiah 40:16
- Zechariah 10:10
- Joshua 9:1
- Joshua 13:6
- I Kings 5:13
- Joshua 13:5
- Judges 3:3
- Judges 9:15
- I Kings 5:20
- Isaiah 2:13
- Jeremiah 22:20
- Ezra 3:7
- II Chronicles 9:16
- Deuteronomy 1:7
- Deuteronomy 3:25
- Deuteronomy 11:24
- Joshua 1:4
- Isaiah 10:34
- Jeremiah 22:23
- Ezekiel 31:3
- I Kings 9:19
- Ezekiel 27:5
- I Kings 5:23
- I Kings 10:17
- I Kings 10:21
- II Kings 14:9
- Isaiah 35:2
- Isaiah 37:24
- Isaiah 60:13
- Jeremiah 22:6
- Ezekiel 17:3
- Ezekiel 31:16
- Hosea 14:6
- Hosea 14:7
- Psalms 29:5
- Psalms 72:16
- Psalms 92:13
- Psalms 104:16
- Song of Songs 3:9
- Song of Songs 4:8
- Song of Songs 4:15
- Song of Songs 5:15
- Song of Songs 7:5
- II Chronicles 2:15
- II Chronicles 8:6
- II Chronicles 9:20
- II Chronicles 25:18
The Levanon is a high mountain range located north of the Land of Israel.
- The name "Levanon" may be derived from the white (lavan in Hebrew) snow which blankets its peaks (Jeremiah 18, 14).
- Levanon is mentioned as part of the extended borders of the Land of Israel (Deuteronomy 1, 7).
- The list of parts of the Land that had not been conquered by Yehoshua included Levanon (Joshua 13, 5-6; Judges 3, 3).
- Levanon was known for its cedars which also served as building materials for the First Temple and for the House of the Forest of Levanon (I Kings 5, 20; Judges 9, 15; I Kings 7, 2).
- One of the places listed as being under King Shlomo's hegemony was Levanon (I Kings 9, 19; II Chronicles 8, 6).
- The impressive height of Levanon (or its cedars) was noted by the prophets (II Kings 19, 23; Isaiah 10, 34; Jeremiah 22, 20).
- Yeshayahu prophesies that the beauty of Levanon’s cedars will return (Isaiah 29, 17).
- According to Yeshayahu, many wild animals inhabited the Levanon (Isaiah 40, 16).
- Assyrians built masts for their ships from the cedars of Levanon (Ezekiel 27, 5).
- Hoshea mentions the grapes cultivated for wine that grew in the Levanon (Hosea 14, 7-8).
- Nahum prophesies about the withering of the Levanon as a parable about the destruction of Assyria (Nahum 1, 4).
- Zekharya prophesies that those being exiled to Assyria and Egypt would one day return to the Levanon (Zachariah 10, 10).
- Shir HaShirim depicts an image of Shlomo building a palanquin from the wood of the Levanon (Song of Songs 3, 9).
- The Second Temple was built from cedars from the Levanon (Ezra 3, 7).