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Olive-tree, The
Often grew wild - Ro 11:17
CULTIVATED
- In olive yards
- 1Sa 8:14; Ne 5:11- Among rocks
- De 32:13- On the sides of mountains
- Mt 21:1Canaan abounded in - De 6:11; 8:8
Assyria abounded in - 2Ki 18:32
Kings of Israel largely cultivated - 1Ch 27:28
DESCRIBED AS
- Green
- Jer 11:16- Fair and beautiful
- Jer 11:16; Ho 14:6- Fat and unctuous
- Jud 9:9; Ro 11:17- Bearing goodly fruit
- Jer 11:16; Jas 3:12Grafting of, alluded to - Ro 11:24
Pruning of, alluded to - Ro 11:18,19
Often cast its flowers - Job 15:33
Often cast its fruit - De 28:40
Often suffered from caterpillars - Am 4:9
Good for the service of God and man - Jud 9:9
Oil procured from - Ex 27:20; De 8:8
USED FOR MAKING
- The cherubim in the temple
- 1Ki 6:23- The doors and posts of the temple
- 1Ki 6:31-33- Booths at feast of tabernacles
- Ne 8:15Beaten to remove the fruit - De 24:20
Shaken when fully ripe - Isa 17:6
Gleaning of, left for the poor - De 24:20
Fruit of, during sabbatical year left for the poor, &c - Ex 23:11
The fruit of, trodden in presses to extract the oil - Mic 6:15; Hag 2:16
Failure of, a great calamity - Hab 3:17,18
ILLUSTRATIVE
- Of Christ
- Ro 11:17,24; Zec 4:3,12- Of the Jewish church
- Jer 11:16- Of the righteous
- Ps 52:8; Ho 14:6- Of children of pious parents
- Ps 128:3- Of the two witnesses
- Re 11:3,4- (When wild,) of the Gentiles
- Ro 11:17,24- (Gleaning of,) of the remnant of grace
- Isa 17:6; 24:13- Probably origin of its being the emblem of peace
- Ge 8:11 Next Topic (Ostrich, The)