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12 And the next day coming out of them from Bethany, he was hungry;
13 and seeing a fig tree at a distance, having leavens, he went, if perhaps he will find any thing on her; and coming to her, nothing he found except leaves; not for it was season of figs.
14 And answering he said to her: No more of thee to the age no one fruit may eat. And heard the disciples of him.
15 And they come to Jerusalem; and going into temple he began to cast out those selling and buying in the temple; and the tables the money-changers, and the seats of those selling the doves he overturned;
16 and not suffered, that any one should carry an article through the temple.
17 And he taught, saying to them: Not is it written: That the house of me, a house of prayer shall be called for all the nations? you but have made it a den of robbers.
18 And heard the scribes and the high-priests, and they sought how him they might destroy; they feared for him, because all the crowd was amazed at the teaching of him.
19 And when evening it became, he went out of the city.
20 And in the morning passing along, they saw the fig-tree having been withered from roots;
21 And remembering the Peter, says to him: Rabbi, lo, the fig-tree, which thou didst curse, has been withered.
22 And answering the Jesus says to them: Have you faith of God.
23 Indeed for I say to you, that whoever may say to the mountain this: Be lifted up, and cast into the sea; and not should doubt in the heart of himself, but should believe that what he says comes to pass; it shall be to him whatever he may say.
24 Through this I say to you, all things whatever praying you desire, believe you that you receive, and it shall be to you.
25 And when you stand praying, forgive, if any thing you have against any one; that also the Father of you, that in the heavens, may forgive you the faults of you.
26 If but you not forgive, neither the Father of you, that in the heavens, will forgive the faults of you.