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    Though  its seed is so small, a mustard  plant  grows  to a great height
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is not the smallest of seeds, nor is the tree (more properly  a shrub, which
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¡³The  Bible  Knowledge  Commentary:
    The mustard  shrub is an annual plant which, growing  from seed, becomes
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The New Bible Dictionary:

    Mustard. Much controversy surrounds the identification of the plant (Gk.
sinapi) whose seed was used by Christ as an illustration  of something which
develops  rapidly  from small beginnings, such as the kingdom of heaven (Mt.
13:31; Mk.  4:31; Lk.  13:19), or the faith of an individual (Mt. 17:20; Lk.
17:6).  Some scholars  consider  that the black mustard (Brassica  nigra) is
indicated, since in NT times its seeds were cultivated for their oil as well
as for culinary  purposes.  It can grow to a height  of 5 m, although  it is
usually  much  smaller.  One  interpretation  sees  the  ‘m ustard  ’  as  a
monstrous  plant  foretelling  the worldly  expression  of Christendom, with
evil,  as  exemplified  by  the  birds,  in  its  branches.  The  New  Bible
Dictionary, (Wheaton, Illinois: yndale House Publishers, Inc.) 1962.

Vine, W.  E., Vine's Expository Dictionary:

    The cultivated mustard is sinapis nigra.  The seed is well known for its
minuteness. The mustards are annuals, reproduced with extraordinary rapidity
.. In fat  soil  they  often  attain  a height  of 10  or 12 feet, and  have
branches  which attract passing birds   (A.  E.  Post, in Hastings.   Bib.
Dic.).  Vine, W.  E., Vine's Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament
Words, (Grand Rapids, MI: Fleming H. Revell) 1981.

Enhanced Strong's Lexicon:

    1) mustard, the name of a plant which in oriental countries grows from a
very small seed and attains to the height of a tree, 10 feet (3 m) and more;
hence  a very small quantity  of a thing is likened  to a mustard  seed, and
also a thing which grows to a remarkable  size
Enhanced  Strong's Lexicon, (Oak Harbor, WA: Logos Research  Systems, Inc.)
1995.


Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament:

    mustard  plant, a large herb noted  for its very small seeds and in some
instances  growing  to a height  of three  meters  (about  ten  feet)  Louw,
Johannes P.  and Nida, Eugene A., Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament
based on Semantic Domains, (New York: United Bible Societies) 1988, 1989.



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