In this striking watercolor painting, the artist brings to life the biblical account of the spies, or 'meraglim,' sent by Moses to survey the land of Israel. Dominating the center of the composition is a colossal vine, its robust stem anchoring it amidst the arid landscape of the Israeli desert. From this vine hang clusters of enormous grapes, their vibrant, full colors symbolizing the fertility and promise of the land.

Flanking this impressive plant are three of the meraglim, rendered in careful proportion to underscore the extraordinary scale of the vine and its fruit. Their presence not only provides a sense of scale but also connects the viewer to the narrative, highlighting the awe and potential trepidation that such a sight would have inspired.

This painting captures the essence of the biblical story, emphasizing the abundance of the Promised Land through the exaggerated size of the vine and grapes, and inviting reflection on the themes of perception, promise, and the challenges of faith.