Harmon
(Heb. Harmon’, probably from , to be high; Sept. ; Vulg. excelsus mons; A.V. “the palace”), a place only mentioned in Amo 3:4, as that to which the inhabitants of Samaria would be led forth by their Assyrian conquerors, evidently, therefore, some unknown locality of the captivity. The ancient interpretations are obviously mere etymological conjectures, chiefly by a resolution of the first part of the name into a mountain; “and the latter into a form of , Armenia, or
,’ Rimmon; which are unsuitable. Kimchi makes it equivalent to a town.
Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature
Harmon
HARMON.Amo 4:3 (RV [Note: Revised Version.] ; AV [Note: Authorized Version.] the palace). No place of the name of Harmon is known. The text appears to be hopelessly corrupt.