Tree of life
- A tree of life also appears in the New Testament in the Book of Revelation of John.
- A tree of life in the form of ten interconnected nodes is an important part of the Kabbalah.
It isn't immediately obvious that the Genesis account and the Revelation account speak of the same tree of life.
- The tree of life (a term used by Charles Darwin) that describes the evolutionary relationships of all life on Earth is described in the evolutionary tree.
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