Numbers 11:5
We remember the fish, which we did eat in Egypt freely; the cucumbers, and the melons, and the leeks, and the onions, and the garlic:
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Isaiah 1:8
And the daughter of Zion is left as a cottage in a vineyard, as a lodge in a garden of cucumbers, as a besieged city.
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Herbs

Herbs of the Wicked

Herbs were Sometimes Used Instead of Animal Food by Weak Saints

Herbs: (Dew On) of Grace Given to Saints

Herbs: Aloe

Herbs: Anise

Herbs: Barley

Herbs: Beans

Herbs: Bitter, Used at Passover

Herbs: Bulrushes

Herbs: Calamus

Herbs: Called the Green Herbs

Herbs: Cucumber

Herbs: Cultivated for Food

Herbs: Cultivated in Gardens

Herbs: Cummin

Herbs: Destroyed by Drought

Herbs: Destroyed by Hail and Lightning

Herbs: Destroyed by Locusts

Herbs: Destroyed by Tithable Among the Jews

Herbs: Each Kind of, Contains Its own Seed

Herbs: Fitches

Herbs: Flag

Herbs: Flax

Herbs: Found in The Deserts

Herbs: Found in The Fields

Herbs: Found in The Marshes

Herbs: Found in The Mountains

Herbs: Garlic

Herbs: Given As Food to Man

Herbs: Given for Food

Herbs: God: Causes to Grow

Herbs: God: Created

Herbs: Gourds

Herbs: Grass

Herbs: Heath

Herbs: Hyssop

Herbs: Leeks

Herbs: Lentiles

Herbs: Mallows

Herbs: Mandrakes

Herbs: Melon

Herbs: Millet

Herbs: Mint

Herbs: Mode of Watering, Alluded To

Herbs: Myrrh

Herbs: Onions

Herbs: Poisonous, not Fit for Man's Use

Herbs: Reeds

Herbs: Require Rain Dew

Herbs: Rushes

Herbs: Rye

Herbs: Saffron

Herbs: Spikenard

Herbs: Tares or Darnel

Herbs: Wheat

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