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THE OLIVE TREE

THE OLIVE TREE. JACOB Chapters 5 and 6. ROSE BUD UNION. “ IT’S WILD! NO GOOD!”. “If I need to, I will cultivate it!”. OLIVE TREES CAN LIVE THOUSANDS OF YEARS. Ancient Tree In Apulia Region of Southern Italy.

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THE OLIVE TREE

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  1. THE OLIVE TREE JACOB Chapters 5 and 6

  2. ROSE BUD UNION

  3. “IT’S WILD! NO GOOD!” “If I need to, I will cultivate it!”

  4. OLIVE TREES CAN LIVE THOUSANDS OF YEARS Ancient Tree In Apulia Region of Southern Italy

  5. OLIVES REGENERATE EASILY

  6. PROPAGATION • The olive is propagated in various ways, but cuttings or layers are generally preferred; • the tree roots easily in favourable soil and throws up suckers from the stump when cut down. • However, yields from trees grown from suckers or seeds are poor; • it must be budded or grafted on to other specimens to do well (Lovington A. & Parker E., Ancient Trees, 1999 p.114)

  7. GRAFTING OLIVE TREES 1 Starczat M., Grafting Olive Trees

  8. GRAFTING OLIVE TREES 2 Starczat M., Grafting Olive Trees

  9. GRAFTING OLIVE TREES 3 Starczat M., Grafting Olive Trees

  10. GRAFTING OLIVE TREES 4 Starczat M., Grafting Olive Trees

  11. GRAFTING OLIVE TREES 5 Starczat M., Grafting Olive Trees

  12. GRAFTING OLIVE TREES 6 Starczat M., Grafting Olive Trees

  13. PLANTING PRUNINGS • Branches of various thickness are cut into lengths of about 1 meter and when planted deeply in manured ground, soon vegetate;

  14. ZENOS HAD IT RIGHT!! • Pruning preserves the flower-bearing shoots of the preceding year, while keeping the tree low enough to allow the easy gathering of the fruit. • The spaces between the trees are regularly fertilized. • The crop from old trees is sometimes enormous, but they seldom bear well two years in succession

  15. ALLEGORY SYMBOLS

  16. THE ALLEGORY IN SUMMARY WILD BRANCHES TAME TREE NETHERMOST PART OF THE VINEYARD

  17. DIG, PRUNE, & NOURISH The master’s response to his corrupted vineyard tells us about the Lord’s feelings for His people? Jacob 5:41, 47 • Jacob 5:4 “I will prune it, and dig about it, and nourish it, that … it perish not” • Jacob 5:7 “It grieveth me that I should lose this tree” • Jacob 5:33 “What shall we do unto the tree, that I may preserve again good fruit thereof unto mine own self?” • Jacob 5:60 “I may have joy again in the fruit of my vineyard”

  18. THE LAST DAYS (US) • What did the master decide to do to save his corrupted vineyard? Jacob 5:49–54, 58, 62–64. • He decided to nourish and prune the vineyard once more and graft some of the transplanted branches back into the original tree. What does this final nourishing, pruning, and grafting represent?

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