Mark 11:20 Cross References - Thomson

²⁰ And next morning, as they were passing by; they saw the fig tree dried up from the roots.

¹⁶ Underneath his roots will be dried up; and above, his product will fall. ¹⁷ May the memorial of him be destroyed from the earth.

⁵ But the mirth of the wicked is sudden ruin, and the joy of transgressors, destruction, ⁶ though his gifts mount up to heaven, and his sacrifice reach the clouds. ⁷ For when he thinketh that he is now firmly established, then shall he be utterly destroyed; and they who have seen him will say, Where is he?

⁴ What more could I do for my vineyard that I have not done for it? Because I expected that it would produce grapes, and it hath produced poisonous berries;

²⁴ For they could not plant nor could they sow, nor could their root strike into the ground; he blew upon them and they withered, and a whirlwind will sweep them away like stubble.

⁶ but soon as the sun arose they were scorched; and for want of root withered away:

¹³ In reply to which he said, Every plant which my heavenly father hath not planted, is to be rooted up.

¹⁹ and seeing a fig tree near the way, he went to it and found nothing thereon but leaves. Whereupon he saith to it, Henceforward let no fruit ever grow on thee. And immediately the fig tree withered. ²⁰ When the disciples saw this they expressed astonishment, saying, How suddenly the fig tree is withered! ²¹ And Jesus answering, said to them, Verily I say to you, if you have faith, without wavering, you may do not only as much as is done to this fig tree; but if you should even say to that mountain, Be thou lifted up and thrown into the sea, it shall be done. ²² And whatever you ask in prayer, with faith, you shall obtain.

¹⁴ Thereupon Jesus said to it, Henceforth let no one ever eat fruit of thee. And his disciples heard.

⁶ if any one continueth not in me he is thrown away as the branch is when it is withered. Such indeed are gathered and thrown into the fire and burned.

⁸ but that which produceth briars and thorns is rejected, and near a curse, the end of which is for burning.

¹² They are hidden rocks in your love feasts. When they feast with you, they feed themselves without restraint. They are clouds without water, impelled by winds; autumnal trees without fruit, twice dead, and to be rooted up;