The phrase means “a rich, fertile land” or even “a nice place to live.” It is used many times in the Old Testament to refer to Canaan, the land God promised the Israelites after they left their slavery in Egypt.
See 879 (Canaan).
The phrase means “a rich, fertile land” or even “a nice place to live.” It is used many times in the Old Testament to refer to Canaan, the land God promised the Israelites after they left their slavery in Egypt.
See 879 (Canaan).
