Definition: The word "Okanagan" appears in several New Testament passages, such as Mark 2:34, Luke 7:18, John 9:20-21, and Acts 5:6-9. Detailed definitions: 1.

Okanagan

is a name or term used to refer to a type of apple that is often associated with the region of the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia, Canada. 2.

Apple Orchard

refers to an agricultural operation where apples are harvested from trees grown on the property owned by the company. 3. "A fruit that ripens early and is very sweet" - this part of the New Testament passage could refer to a particular variety or kind of apple that was not traditionally considered as being particularly good, but was still very flavorful and popular for its early ripeness. 4. The word "Okanagan" is used figuratively in verse 20 in the book of Acts when Peter mentions the "apples" (or some sort of fruit) which were harvested at the well (in Matthew chapter 11), a type of fruit that would have been considered very sweet and possibly good. In summary, the word "Okanagan" is a term used to refer to an apple type associated with a specific region, like the Okanagan Valley in Canada.

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