Honey
Honey used as a sweet savor for the disobedient. Honey was used as a food for eating. Honey was used to describe the land the LORD had given flowing with milk and honey. Honey used also used symbolically.
Category: Topical Studies
Egg
Eggs are mentioned in a law that allows for taking the young birds but not the mother; it is significant that the taking of the eggs is not mentioned. It has been suggested that the egg is of a serpent and is figurative of the schemes of evil men.
Sycamore/ Sycomore Fruit
The prophet Amos was a gatherer of sycomore fruit. The tree could be destroyed with frost and the poor people used its wood rather than cedar. Sycamore/ Sycomore fruit is only mentioned in Amos as being a gatherer. The trees were destroyed with frost even though they grow in abundance.
Raisins Fruit
Raisins were produced by soaking grapes in a mixture of oil and water and drying them in the sun. This preserves a fool supply that can last in the heat of the day and for long trips. Raisins was used as a peace offering. Raisins were also used to sustain life and for celebrations. They also had medicinal properties according to Pliny the Elder.
Pomegranate Fruit and Tree
Pomegranates was used in the architecture of Solomon’s temple. Pomegranates was used on the skirt of the robe of the ephod. Pomegranates abound in Egypt and Canaan. Pomegranates was Drank as juice. Pomegranates are Cultivated in orchards and used as shade. Pomegranates was used in describing a great calamity. Pomegranates used as a blessing.
Grapes -Fruits
The most recognized fruit in the Bible and an important agricultural product of the ancient Near East. The failure of the grape harvest indicates misfortune or disaster, the cultivation of grapes indicates rich and fertile land. Grapes are used to make wine. Scripture contains stern warnings against excessive drinking and drunkenness.
Figs Fruits
Fig trees grew in all areas of Palestine. They provided two or three crops per year. Fig leaves were used as coverings. Figs were usually eaten fresh from the trees, but some were pressed into cakes to use when traveling. Figs were also valuable for medicinal purposes. The fig tree could be used for dwelling safely. The blighted fig tree symbolized the sin of Israel national peril. The fig was used as an example of faith, it became a symbol…
Dates Fruits
The date comes from the palm trees. The palm trees mentioned in the Bible are date palms trees. They have a deep, water-seeking root systems and support long, slender trunks that culminate in circles of fanlike fronds that shade the fruit maturing beneath them. A full-grown date palm takes twenty years to mature and can be more than ninety feet tall, including the circle of fronds, which itself can be from seven to ten feet in diameter. Those living in…
Apples
The Bible has much to say about Apples. The apple is one of the most famous of the food mentioned in the Bible. The apple has been labeled as the “forbidden fruit.” It was tradition that has labeled the apple as the fruit Adam and Eve was tempted with by the serpent.
Almonds
The Almond is listed as one of the best fruits in the land by father Israel. (Genesis 43:11). The three bowls of the tabernacle were made like almonds with a knop and a flower in one branch; and three bowls made like almonds in the other branch, with a knop and a flower: so in the six branches that come out of the candlestick. And in the candlestick shall be four bowls made like unto almonds, with their knops and…