Seen in Christian thought as a prefigure to the Annunciation, it claimed to be the God of the Israelites and ordered Moses to release his people from Egypt.
This object's Hebrew name, seneh, connotes a relation with the mountain upon which it was discovered, also known as Mount Horeb. It is sometime used as an emblem of the Presbyterian Church, denoting that sect's early persecution. Its discoverer was tending a flock belonging to his father- in-law, a priest of Midian known as Jethro. Seen in Christian thought as a prefigure to the Annunciation, it claimed to be the God of the Israelites and ordered Moses to release his people from Egypt. For 10 points name this plant on Mount Sinai in the book of Exodus, ablaze yet not consumed by the fire.
This object's Hebrew name, seneh, connotes a relation with the mountain upon which it was discovered, also known as Mount Horeb.
the {burning bush}