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Tag: Oak of Zaanannim

Allon to Zaanannim; Zaanaim (Plain Of)

A large oak tree stands in the foreground of a wide golden plain, with a canvas tent pitched nearby. An elderly man sits at the tent entrance while a woman in a simple robe stands before him. In the distance, gentle hills and Mount Tabor rise against a soft blue sky, with a winding river cutting across the landscape. The scene is bathed in warm, even light, showing a peaceful ancient setting.

A southern border marker of Naphtali, the oak in Zaanannim near Kedesh, linked to Jael’s role in Sisera’s defeat.

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