Definition: SouthMethuniv was a term used in Old Testament prophecy for a land located north of the Jordan River, encompassing the regions of Judea to the west, the Tigris, and the Euphrates. The term was translated as "southward mountains" or "the northern mountain," indicating the region's location on the eastern flank of Mount Sinai, which is interpreted as the capital city of Israel (Deut 16:15).