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Oak tree

Tree determining god's attributes

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Represents God's relationship with man

Moses and Promise Land

Cursing of fig tree

Nathanial under fig tree

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Symbol of Peace

Olive oil used in religious ceremonies

oil for lamps/food

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96 percent of the original old-growth coast redwoods have been logged.

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Built into the trunk of the tree is a pulpit, complete with steps and a chair, from which sermons would be given, as far back as the 1850s.

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Khmer temple of Ta Phrom, Angkor temple complex, Cambodia.

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Khmer temple of Ta Phrom, Angkor temple complex, Cambodia.

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A logger stands on a felled spruce tree, c. 1918. (Photo: Library of Congress/LC-USZ62-73909)

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Standing by a Sequioa log in California, c. 1910. (Photo: Library of Congress/HAER CAL,54-THRIV.V,2–17) 

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Lumberjacks in Washington state. (Photo: Library of Congress/LC-USZ62-63834) 

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Loggers among the redwoods in California. (Photo: Ericson Collection/Humboldt State University Library)

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The Tree of Life represents the belief that all life shares a common connection. Its branches, its roots, and trunk all emphasize the intricate system of life, and it is implied that every animal and every element of the earth is interlinked

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Paradise is "as vast as the heavens and the earth" (Q.3:133).[52] There are four rivers: one each of water, milk, honey, and wine

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-The holy Fig tree in Hinduism is often linked with the image of the Tree of Life. According to Hindu mythology, the roots of the peepal tree are where Lord Brahma dwells while the trunk contains Lord Vishnu, and the leaves house Lord Shiva. According to the Bhagavad Gita by Lord Krishna, it represents the immortal and indestructible nature of the soul.

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Fruit symbolizes her entrapment and the cyclical nature of life and death. Yet, it also embodies themes of fertility and abundance, reflecting Persephone’s role as the goddess of spring and regeneration.

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-seeds are said to number 613—one for each of the Bible's 613 commandments

-mentioned as one of the fruits which the Israelites brought back from their exploratory mission to the Promised Land. -symbolized the covenant, signifying the commitment between God and His chosen people.

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-Buddha reached enlightenment under the sacred Bodhi tree. In Buddhist culture the tree of life is symbolic of enlightenment and existence.

-a large sacred fig tree. Buddha, is said to have attained enlightenment under this tree.

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17th-century depiction of the tree of life in Palace of Shaki Khans, Azerbaijan

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-The boundary between the heavens and the material world, where the Prophet Muhammad is said to have received revelations.

-Muhammad said "There is a tree in Paradise (which is so big and huge that) if a rider travels in its shade for one hundred years, he would not be able to cross it."

-Pomegranate fruit in paradise in the Quran

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Judaism and Christianity: Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil/ Tree of Life

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Judaism and Christianity: Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil/ Tree of Life

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-From Genesis Ch 2-3 in the Bible. Consuming the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil was the original sin committed by Adam and Eve that led to the fall of man.

-God places the man, Adam, in a garden with trees whose fruits he may eat, but forbids him to eat from "the tree of the knowledge of good and evil". God forms a woman, Eve, after this command is given. In Genesis 3, a serpent persuades Eve to eat from its forbidden fruit and she also lets Adam taste it. Consequently, God expels them from the garden.

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Yggdrasil: An immense ash tree, central to the cosmos and considered sacred. Its branches and roots extend far into the nine worlds, and at its three roots are three wells

Celts believed we were descended from trees, springing like fruit from the branches.