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Mulberry Trees
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MULBERRY TREES ( bÄ•kâ’îm , 2 Samuel 5:23 f., 1 Chronicles 14:14 f., Psalms 84:6 mg.). These trees have on philological grounds been supposed to be a variety of balsam, and on grounds of appropriateness to the story ( 2 Samuel 5:23 f.) to be poplars, whose leaves readily quiver with the slightest breath of air. Their identity is, however, quite uncertain. Mulberries they cannot be; for though plentiful to-day in Palestine, and still more so in the Lebanon, these trees were introduced to the land later than OT times. See, however, Sycamine.
E. W. G. Masterman.
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Hastings, James. Entry for 'Mulberry Trees'. Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible. https://www.studylight.org/dictionaries/eng/hdb/m/mulberry-trees.html. 1909.
Hastings, James. Entry for 'Mulberry Trees'. Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible. https://www.studylight.org/dictionaries/eng/hdb/m/mulberry-trees.html. 1909.
