The Allegory of the Olive Tree by Stephen D. Ricks, and John W. Welch

1. Introduction by: Stephen D. Ricks, and John W. Welch
2. The Olive Press: A Symbol of Christ by: Truman G. Madsen
3. Jacob's Allegory: The Mystery of Christ by: M. Catherine Thomas
4. Nephite Uses and Interpretations of Zenos by: Noel B. Reynolds
5. Jacob 5 in the Nineteenth Century by: Grant Underwood
6. The Allegory of the Olive Tree in Jacob by: Paul Y. Hoskisson
7. Jacob 4–6: Substantive Textual Variants between Manuscripts and Editions by: Royal Skousen
8. Language Themes in Jacob 5: "The Vineyard of the Lord of hosts is the house of Israel" (Isaiah 5:7) by: Arthur Henry King
9. Words and Phrases in Jacob 5 by: John W. Welch
10. Graft and Corruption: On Olives and Olive Culture in the Pre-Modern Mediterranean by: Daniel C. Peterson, and John Gee
11. The Olive in Greco-Roman Religion by: John Franklin Hall
12. Ritual Anointing with Olive Oil in Ancient Israelite Religion by: Donald W. Parry
13. The Allegory of the Olive Tree and the Use of Related Figurative Language in the Ancient Near East and the Old Testament by: David Rolph Seely
14. The Last Words of Cenez and the Book of Mormon by: John W. Welch
15. Zenos and the Texts of the Old Testament by: David Rolph Seely, and John W. Welch
16. The Olive Tree and the Work of God: Jacob 5 and Romans 11 by: James E. Faulconer
17. Romans 11:17–24: A Bibliography of Commentaries by: Gary P. Gillum
18. Borrowings from the Parable of Zenos by: John A. Tvedtnes
19. Olive Oil: Symbol of the Holy Ghost by: John A. Tvedtnes
20. Olive Culture in the Second Temple Era and Early Rabbinic Period by: Stephen D. Ricks
21. Vineyard or Olive Orchard? by: John A. Tvedtnes
22. Botanical Aspects of Olive Culture Relevant to Jacob 5 by: Daniel Fairbanks, Wilford M. Hess, John W. Welch, and Jonathan K. Driggs