Jacob 5 Zenos' Allegory of The Olive Trees - Horticulturists Perspective
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Jake Taylor, a horticulturist who has studied plant genetics, gives us a unique perspective on Zenos' Allegory of the Tame and Wild Olive Trees.
The Allegory seems to be describing trees that become diseased.
The process of grafting is explained.
Why do branches need to be "burned?"J
ake's Website - https://www.jacobstaylor.com
Jake's YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/@textualawakeningÂ
Website - www.cwicmedia.comÂ
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