Biblical And Semitic Symbolism Of Trees, Plants And Flowers by Maurice H. Farbridge is a comprehensive exploration of the symbolic meanings attached to trees, plants, and flowers in the Bible and in Semitic cultures. The book offers a detailed analysis of the various biblical and Semitic references to trees, plants, and flowers, and examines their significance in religious, cultural, and historical contexts.The author delves into the symbolic meanings of specific trees, such as the olive tree, the fig tree, and the cedar tree, as well as plants and flowers like the rose, the lily, and the myrtle. He also explores the various ways in which these symbols have been interpreted and used in religious and cultural practices throughout history.The book is divided into chapters that focus on specific themes, such as the Garden of Eden, the Tree of Life, and the symbolism of flowers in the Song of Solomon. Each chapter provides a detailed examination of the relevant symbols and their meanings,