Log
log.1 The smallest Hebrew measure of capacity, about two-thirds of a pint. See also weights and measures.2 A piece of wood, usually the trunk portion of a tree (cf. Matt. 7:3). See also beam.
Trees
trees. In the ancient Near East, scrub forests of oak and terebinth covered portions of the central hill country, Galilee, and Gilead, and solitary specimens or groves dotted the hills and valleys. Willows formed thickets along the Jordan (Jer. 12:5) and flourished by perennial streams. Tamarisks marked