This symbol is to the far right in the crest of the United Church of Canada, and the Church of Scotland's official motto is a reference to this symbol.
This symbol is to the far right in the crest of the United Church of Canada, and the Church of Scotland's official motto is a reference to this symbol. Â This symbol is the subject of a Benny Shannon essay about "Biblical Entheogens," which argued drugs may have helped contribute to its first appearance. An Eastern Orthodox icon titled after this symbol actually features the Virgin Mary, reflecting the tradition that it prefigures the virgin birth. Tradition claims this object to be located at St. Catherine's Monastery at Sinai. This object is found in the same passage which contains the first usage of the phrases "milk and honey" and "Yahweh." Â In the Bible, it appears on Mount Horeb, discovered by a man tending his father-in-law, Jethro's, flocks. Â For 10 points, identify this symbol from the book of Exodus, a location where God talks to Moses through an item not totally consumed by flames. 
This symbol is to the far right in the crest of the United Church of Canada, and the Church of Scotland's official motto is a reference to this symbol.
Burning Bush [accept equivalents, accept Unburnt Bush]