The Tree of Knowledge

By David Green Jr.

The Tree of Knowledge is not a Bible. It is simply another reference to a controversial matter written in the context of observation and discernment. The renowned plant marijuana is transitioning into a legal status in many states throughout the country due to the undeniable discoveries of benefits found to retard or reverse the plague of mental illness, epilepsy, depression, suicide, violence, and many other afflictions. This phenomenal reality requires educational intervention and the senses of perception.

While we all might not always agree on every issue, we all must be guided by the same principles of right and wrongthe requirements and expectations of human rights and social justiceand governed by rules and regulations of law and order. Knowledge is achieved through your own personal experiences and not by what you are told or what you have seen.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jul 21, 2017
• ISBN: 9781543437331

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The Tree of Knowledge

David Green, Jr.

The Tree of Knowledge

A data based news worthy component in the observation of a renown plant, (word vs. drugs) reiterated throughout the scriptures.

The spiritual relationship with mankind

Copyright © 2017 by David Green, Jr.

Illustrated by David Green, Jr.

ISBN:                        Softcover                        978-1-5434-3734-8

                                   eBook                             978-1-5434-3733-1

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Scripture taken from The Holy Bible, King James Version. Cambridge Edition: 1769; King James Bible Online, 2016. www.kingjamesbibleonline.org.

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Rev. date: 7/21/2017

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CONTENTS

Acknowledgements

About the Author

Introduction

Empty Wagon

Something Is Missing From The Wagon

The Word Drug Must Die

In The Image Of Words

From Word To Word

Word

Words

Sword

Swords

The War On Drugs Is A War On Knowledge

The People’s Almanac © 1975

Schaffer Library Of Drug Policy

Reefer Madness

Lamp And Lamp Stand

The Cry About Drugs And Violence

A Renown Plant Hemp And Cannabis Cultivation

The Traditions Of Men

The Land Of Cannabis

Flax Or Cannabis

The Spirit Cannot Lie

It’s About The Things That Should Be Revealed

Drugs

Ignoring

Following the instructions from God:

SEE the Point

Contributors and Supporters

Acknowledgements

I extend my gratitude to my TV show co-host, Matthew Johnson who played a major role in The Tree of Knowledge Project and a vowed witness to the unmistakable evidence found in the search of the truth.

To my sister a natural enthusiast, who prompted me to write the book and challenged my every hesitation to the point of no return. The networking team Stephanie Smith, Marion Greene, and Corliss Johnson for their unwavering devotion and their willingness to take on a task at a moments notice.

A personal note to my three children; Kim, Davian and Kelly, (myinspirations) and to whom I dedicate this book. Many thanks to the listening and viewing audiences for your comments, opinions, and your continuing support. Most special thanks to my fiancée and partner, Peggy Craig for her loving support and encouragement through-out the project.

About the Author

It was not my idea to become a Preacher of the Gospel. It was something that I had deep wonders about. I was born the son of a moon-shiner in a rural county of Virginia. I was the middle child of seven, with a brother and two sisters older, and a brother and two sisters younger. In mama’s house, she tried to instill within us to observe wisely that we would be able to make wise choices. Words of choice was the way of mama’s leading, and as one of the old favorite stay in my mind like fair to middling. This was used because in those days they did not refer to one another as good. And the gospel of Jesus, is that, there is none good, Matthew 19:17.

My dad taught me to drive at eleven years old. With the many things he taught me about the old sayings that were taught to him, continued to inspire me and to the others that I share them with. After my military life I wanted to get married and have a family. I became an owner operator of an eighteen wheeler to take care of my family. Two girls and a boy is what we were blessed with. One day while sitting in my truck, delayed from unloading, I decided to read a pocket sized New Testament that I had past from truck to truck. This was the third truck that I had past this book to before reading it.

As I begin to read, I discovered a word that was related to something that Preachers, teachers, and many others, even church folk had condemned. This word would lead me to