In the New Testament, Mount Carmel is specifically mentioned in which book?
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Correct answer: It is not mentioned by name in the New Testament
While the events and prophets associated with Mount Carmel (like Elijah) are frequently mentioned in the New Testament, the geographical name 'Mount Carmel' itself does not appear in the New Testament text.
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