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Hyssop
 
 (Heb. 'ezob; LXX. hyssopos), first mentioned in Ex 12:22 in
 connection with the institution of the Passover. We find it
 afterwards mentioned in Le 14:4,6,52 Nu 19:6,18 Heb 9:19 It is
 spoken of as a plant "springing out of the wall" 1Ki 4:33 Many
 conjectures have been formed as to what this plant really was. Some
 contend that it was a species of marjoram (origanum), six species of
 which are found in Palestine. Others with more probability think that
 it was the caper plant, the Capparis spinosa of Linnaeus. This plant
 grew in Egypt, in the desert of Sinai, and in Palestine. It was
 capable of producing a stem three or four feet in length 
 Mt 27:48 Mr 15:36 Comp. Joh 19:29
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