Where does the Holy Bible mention the Caucasus Mountains?

Answer 1

According to The Strongest Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of The Bible, Caucasus Mountains is not mentioned in the Holy Bible.

Another Answer:

Many modern place names and/or peoples are not mentioned as such in the Scripture. However, this does not mean they weren't mentioned in Scripture as is the case with the range/pass between the Black and Caspian Seas known today as the Causasus Mountain area. This was the area the Northern 10 tribes of Israel was taken captive to during the 721-718 BC Assyrian conquest - Assyrian Empire and the Hittites lived in this region. It is also the vast area many early migrations of peoples came through, believed to have settled into Europe, Russia, the Caucasus' region and as far off to the east as China.

A footnote to Ezekiel 38:2-3 in The Living Bible states: "The names of Gog's confederates (Meshech, Tubal, Gomer, Beth-togarmah) can be identified as Mushki, Tabal, Gimaraya, Tegerama, peoples who lived in the mountainous area southeast of the Black Sea and southwest of the Caspian." This would place them in the region of eastern Turkey and Armenia, just south of the Caucasus Mountains.

Answer 2

Were does the bible mention caucus mountain

Answer 3

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