The Olive-Tree: Beaten to Remove the Fruit
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Deuteronomy 24:20
When you beat your olive tree, you shall not go over the boughs again: it shall be for the stranger, for the fatherless, and for the widow.
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Olive-tree

The Olive-Tree of Children of Pious Parents

The Olive-Tree of Christ

The Olive-Tree of the Jewish Church

The Olive-Tree of the Righteous

The Olive-Tree of the Two Witnesses

The Olive-Tree used for Making: Booths at Feast of Tabernacles

The Olive-Tree used for Making: The Cherubim in the Temple

The Olive-Tree used for Making: The Doors and Posts of the Temple

The Olive-Tree: (Gleaning of) of the Remnant of Grace

The Olive-Tree: (When Wild) the Gentiles

The Olive-Tree: Assyria Abounded In

The Olive-Tree: Bearing Goodly Fruit

The Olive-Tree: Beaten to Remove the Fruit

The Olive-Tree: Canaan Abounded In

The Olive-Tree: Cultivated in Olive Yards

The Olive-Tree: Cultivated: Among Rocks

The Olive-Tree: Cultivated: On the Sides of Mountains

The Olive-Tree: Failure of, a Great Calamity

The Olive-Tree: Fair and Beautiful

The Olive-Tree: Fat and Unctuous

The Olive-Tree: Fruit of, During Sabbatical Year Left for the Poor

The Olive-Tree: Gleaning of, Left for the Poor

The Olive-Tree: Good for the Service of God and Man

The Olive-Tree: Grafting of, Alluded To

The Olive-Tree: Green

The Olive-Tree: Kings of Israel Largely Cultivated

The Olive-Tree: Often Cast Its Flowers

The Olive-Tree: Often Cast Its Fruit

The Olive-Tree: Often Grew Wild

The Olive-Tree: Often Suffered from Caterpillars

The Olive-Tree: Oil Procured From

The Olive-Tree: Probably Origin of Its Being the Emblem of Peace

The Olive-Tree: Pruning of, Alluded To

The Olive-Tree: Shaken when Fully Ripe

The Olive-Tree: The Fruit of, Trodden in Presses to Extract the Oil

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