A place - Rather, "a monument." The Hebrew word yâd means a "hand," but is used in the sense of "monument," or "trophy," in II Samuel 18:18, where we are told that the marble pillar which Absalom set up in his lifetime, was called "Yad Absalom."

Carmel - (see the marginal reference) would be on Saul' s line of march on his return from the country of the Amalekites, more especially if he came from the neighborhood of Akaba.

Other Barnes' Notes entries containing 1 Samuel 15:12:

2 Samuel 18:18
Psalms 119:89
Isaiah 56:5

 

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