Dinah of Ephraim
Beekeeper of this village in Samaria where Jesus took refuge. She gives milk and honey to a sick person and to the young Anna. She also gives some to Jesus:
"- Why are you depriving yourself of them? You have already given John some… - Oh! My bees have made much honey. It’s a pleasure for me to offer it. But please bless the new swarms."[1]This is what Jesus does. The bees will be the occasion for a teaching about the workers of God.[2]
Her name
Dina means "justice" - Historical reference: The daughter of Jacob and Leah. Seduced by Prince Shechem of Samaria, she was the cause of an outrage by the Hebrews.[3]
Where is she mentioned in the work?
GRM 565