زهرة (غيديون)

Gideon kneels in the open field, wringing water from a wool fleece into a vessel as the morning landscape stretches behind him. The soaked fleece becomes the visible sign he asked of the Lord before leading Israel against Midian: dew on the fleece while the ground remained dry, followed by the reverse sign of dry fleece on dew-covered ground. The scene emphasizes Gideon’s hesitant faith, God’s patience, and the confirmation of a divine calling in a time of national fear. Drawn from Judges 6, this artwork highlights the moment when God strengthens a reluctant deliverer, showing that the Lord can meet human weakness with gracious assurance while still calling His servant to obedience.