The Famous Burning Bush In The Desert. The Burning Bush (Or The Unburnt Bush) Refers To An Event Recorded In The Jewish Torah (As Also In The Biblical Old Testament). It Is Described In The Third Chapter Of The Book Of Exodus As Having Occurred On Mount Horeb. According To The Biblical Account, The Bush Was On Fire, But Was Not Consumed By The Flames, Hence The Name. In The Biblical Narrative, The Burning Bush Is The Location At Which Moses Was Appointed By Yahweh To Lead The Israelites Out Of Egypt And Into Canaan.

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