Foods of the Bible

Have you ever wondered what types of foods were eaten by our ancestors or would you like to prepare a biblical meal or feast? Perhaps you’d just like to learn more about the different types of foods mentioned in the Bible. This “grocery list” includes spices, fruits, vegetables, grains, fish, fowl, meats and other foods and drinks of the Bible. Scripture references are provided for each of the Bible foods.

139 Biblical Plants List and Related Terms.

A
acacia
agriculture
algum
almond
almug
aloes
amber
anise
apple
ash
B
balm
Balm of Gilead
barley
bay tree
bdellium
beans
bolled
box-tree
bramble
branch
brier
bulrush
bush
C
calamus
camphire
cane
cassia
cedar
chaff
chestnut tree
cinnamon
cockle
coriander
corn
cucumbers
cummin
cypress
D
date
dredge
E
ebony
elm
Ephraim (wood of)
F
fallow-ground
field (cultivated land for crops)
fig
fir
first-fruits
fitches
flax
flowers
fodder
forest
fruit
G
galbanum
gardens
garlic
Gilead (Balm of)
goodly trees
gopher
gourd
graft
grain
grass
grove
H
Hareth
harvest
hay
hazel
heath
hemlock
herb
husk
hyssop
I
irrigation of plants/crops
J
jacinth
juniper
K
There are no “K” names.
L
leaf
leek
lentiles
lign-aloes
lily
M
mandrakes
meadow
melons
mildew
millet
mint
mulberry
mustard
myrrh
myrtle
N
naughty figs
nettle nuts
O
oak
oil-tree
olive
olive-tree
onion
P
palm tree
pine tree
plane tree
poison
pomegranate
poplar
Q
There are no “Q” names.
R
raisins
reed
rose
rosin
rue
rush
rye
S
saffron
shittah-tree
soap (made from plants)
spicery
spices
spikenard
stacte
straw
sycamine tree
sycamore
T
tares
teil tree
terebinth
thistle
thorn
threshing
thyine wood
tow
Tree of Life
Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil
U
There are no “U” names.
V
Vine
Vine of Sodom
W
wheat
willows
wood
Wood of Ephraim
wormwood
X
There are no “X” names.
Y
There are no “Y” names.
Z
There are no “Z” names.

For more about Bible foods including traditional Bible feast recipes, check out A Biblical Feast.

 

 

 

139 Biblical Plants List and Related Terms | Foods of the Bible

139 Biblical Plants List and Related Terms | Foods of the Bible