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| | Leaving Bethany the following day, he was hungry. He saw a fig tree in the distance, which had leafed, and went to see if there was fruit upon it. But there was nothing but leaves, for the fig season hadn't begun. Jesus declared a parable in the hearing of His students, "no man will eat your fruit evermore." | | Leaving Bethany the following day, he was hungry. He saw a fig tree in the distance, which had leafed, and went to see if there was fruit upon it. But there was nothing but leaves, for the fig season hadn't begun. Jesus declared a parable in the hearing of His students, "no man will eat your fruit evermore." |
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| − | They entered Jerusalem and Jesus entered the [[Temple of Jerusalem|Temple]]. He threw out the vendors and toppled the moneychangers' tables and dove-sellers' seats. He would not let any man carry their wares through the temple. | + | They entered Jerusalem and Jesus entered the [[Temple of Jerusalem|Temple]]. He threw out the vendors and toppled the moneychangers' tables and dove-sellers' seats. He would not let any man carry their wares through the temple. He then taught the true doctrine: "Isn't it written that My house will be the house of prayer for all people? But you have turned it into a den of robbers." The scribes and leading priests heard about this and conspired to destroy him, fearing him and the people who were amazed by his teaching. |
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| | + | In the evening, Jesus left the city. In the morning, they passed a fig tree which had dried from the roots up. Peter remembered what Jesus had said, and declared, "Master, look! The fig tree you condemned has withered away!" Jesus then provided the answer, "Have faith in God. |
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| − | |<span id="11:22"></span>And Jesus answering saith unto them, Have faith in God.
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| − | |Jesus then provided the answer, "Have faith in God.
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