MT. HERMON - MT. OLIVES connection

Mt. Hermon is said to be the place upon which the Nephilim fell.
To this very day, the Mount of Olives is covered in barley wheat.
After the priests in the temple ate the Passover Lamb, during the
night, they'd go and bind the wheat the next day, then return the
night after and reap. This completed the three days during which
Messiah died and was in the tomb, then arose, thereafter the firstfruits,
who he took into Heaven, then returned to Earth for forty days.