Jesus curses the fig tree AJV?

The story of Jesus cursing the fig tree is found only in Matthew. It’s part of Jesus’ second cleansing of the temple in Jerusalem. Peter, responding to Jesus’ actions, called out, “Have you never read this: ‘From the eternal creator God has made the earth and the heavens, for he spoke the word, and it came to be’?” (Matt 21:37). To which Jesus responded, “Truly, I tell

Jesus cursed the fig tree in Matt ?

During His time on earth, Jesus cursed a fig tree for not having any figs — as a result, it withered and was unable to bear fruit. The consequences were severe: when the disciples saw the tree’s condition, they were afraid and questioned whether they should stay. Jesus responded by saying it was untimely for the fig tree to have no fruit, but cursed it nonetheless. And His curse came true: the tree withered to the ground.

Jesus cursed the fig tree in Matthew -

The story of the cursed fig tree appears in the gospel of Matthew. In this story, Jesus is asked by a man named Peter to prevent fig trees from bearing fruit. Jesus tells Peter that a tree that does not have a single root cannot bear fruit. Peter is amazed and tells Jesus that he knows how to make trees bear fruit. He tells Jesus to cut off the branches on the fig tree and it will bear fruit again. Jesus tells Peter that the roots are the source of a tree. He

Jesus cursed the fig tree at Matthew ?

Matthew records Jesus cursing the fig tree after His disciples came to complain about their inability to gather enough food from it. Jesus responded, “Truly, I say to you, if you have faith and do not doubt, you will not only do what has been done to the fig tree, but also if you say to this mountain, ‘Be lifted up and thrown into the sea,’ it will be done.” This story is recorded in Matthew?, section 21:19

Jesus cursed a fig tree in Matthew -

The story of Jesus cursing a fig tree that had no fruit is one of the most well known in the gospels. Matthew records the story in chapter 21, verse 19-20. The tree was not the only one affected by the curse. The branches of the tree began to wither and the roots dried up. Once Jesus had finished cursing the tree, a storm came up, and a great fear came over the disciples. They immediately fled from the scene.