Six Meditations On the Gardens of Scripture, Together With a Sermon On Christianity and Archaeology

In Six Meditations on the Gardens of Scripture, John Charles Cox provides a unique perspective on the intersection of Christianity and horticulture. Drawing on examples from the Bible and classical literature, Cox explores the symbolism of trees, gardens, and flowers, and their spiritual significance. This book is a fascinating meditation on the natural world and its place in religious thought.

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