The olive oil industry in ancient Israel, or, The role of olive oil (type of the Holy Spirit) for the proper interpretation of Bible prophecy (one aspect of hermeneutics)!
by Gordon Franz
Part of Evangelical Theological Society papers -- ETS-0573
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