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1. Jesus told Nathanael that He saw him under this tree.

2. This tree is home for the stork.

3. Hosea, in referring to the idolatry of Israel, tells how they burned incense under these trees.

4. Elijah, hearing that Jezebel sought his life, sat down under this tree and requested that he might die.

5. This tree grows from the least of all seeds and is the "greatest among herbs."

6. Zacchaeus climbed up in this tree so he could see Jesus.

9. The psalmist David refers to the wicked in great power spreading himself like this tree.

12. In Song of Solomon, the bride compares the Bridegroom to this tree among the woods.

15. Isaiah refers to this tree which is planted and the rain nourishes it.

17. The dove returned to Noah in the ark with a leaf from this tree in her mouth.

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7. Hiram's navy brought this kind of tree from which pillars were made for the house of the Lord. Harps and psalteries were also made from this tree.

8. The Lord instructed David that at the sound of a "going in the tops" of these trees they could proceed to win the battle over the Philistines in the valley of Rephaim.

10. This is one of three kinds of trees that Jacob "pilled white strakes" in for the purpose of strengthening and increasing his cattle.

11. At the Lord's triumphal entry into Jerusalem many people took branches from these trees and went to meet Him.

13. Absalom got his head caught in this kind of tree.

14. While Saul sat under this tree in Migron, Jonathan and his armourbearer were waging a battle with the Philistines.

16. Jeremiah's attention was focused by the word of the Lord on a rod from this kind of tree.

18. This kind of tree was brought from Lebanon for building the temple during Solomon's reign.

19. In Psalms, we find that those who had been taken captive into Babylon hung their harps on these trees.

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