1999 Toyota Camry oil in spark plugs

Are you saying this is "not" why the car will start. The oil is all over the firing part of the plug, the part in the cylinder.

The camry has this long rubber plug. When I pulled it out first there was oil on it. When I took the plug out the bulk of the oil was on the part that fires, I don't know if it seeped onto plug as I was unscrewing it or if there was oil present in the cylinder. But as I said the bulk of oil seemed to be on the firing part, the part that fires in the cylinder.
One was just drenched in oil all over the other not quite as bad.

I won't be able to get to it today, lost my main job and am currently working two min. Wage jobs to stay afloat. Here is where I am at. Prior to taking the plugs out I checked the first plug (facing car, driver's side) and it was getting fire. I then sprayed starter fluid, it would turn start but not stay running. That is when I pulled all plugs and found that 2 and 4 had oil. 1 and 3 dry. I have all new plugs but did not want to put in until I found what I needed to do. I went ahead last night and drained all my oil and took off the valve cover. Dont really know what to look for. I appreciate your help and will make a donation as soon as I can. Again before pulling valve cover I did just what you said to do, checked for fire but only on first plug and did the starter fluid, it fully turned over and tried to start then sputtered, then I pulled plugs, discovered the oil and last night pulled my valve cover.