Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2, 0,7 |         repentance, because “every tree which does not bear good
 2 2, 1,2 |        when you were under the fig tree, I saw you.” Whatever Nathanael
 3 2, 1,2 |      Nathanael was doing under the tree is unknown to us. But as
 4 2, 1,2 | established prayer rites under the tree and, apparently, at that
 5 4, 1,10|          severed branches from the tree of God’s Kingdom. The contemporary
 6 4, 1,10|         their activities: “ A good tree cannot bear bad fruit, nor
 7 4, 1,10|           bad fruit, nor can a bad tree bear good fruit.” The term
 8 4, 2,3 |           from a tiny seed a whole tree emerges — nobody knows.
 9 4, 2,4 |             In the East, a mustard tree could reach an enormous
10 4, 2,4 |            like birds in a mustard tree - a multitude of people’
11 4, 2,21|          piece of cutting from one tree to another in order to make
12 5, 0,31|     eventually growing into a huge tree. However, it shouldn’t be
13 5, 0,56|       parable of the fruitless fig tree.~ ~
14 5, 0,57|       Parable on the Fruitless Fig Tree.~(Luke 13:6-9)~The owner
15 5, 0,57|         the world, just as the fig tree stood alone in the vineyard.
16 5, 0,58|   considers that the fruitless fig tree the deformed woman — are
17 5, 0,65|         was the fruit of a certain tree, found in Syria and Asia
18 5, 0,69|         the “mustard seed.” A huge tree grows from the tiny mustard
19 5, 0,80|    Zacchaeus climbed up a sycamore tree to get a better view of
20 6, 0,86|            condemnation of the fig tree), that He entered the temple
21 6, 1,1 |         Curse on the Fruitless Fig Tree.~(Mat. 21:18-22; Mark 11:
22 6, 1,1 |             the Lord noticed a fig tree. While wishing to partake
23 6, 1,1 |                Immediately the fig tree withered away,” which amazed
24 6, 1,1 |            Mark notes that the fig tree didn’t have any fruit because
25 6, 1,1 |         time.~Then why did the gig tree was subjected to a curse? —
26 6, 1,1 |             leaves appear on a fig tree after it had given fruit.
27 6, 1,1 |            its lush greenery, this tree promised fruit to the passerby
28 6, 1,1 |        Church teaches that the fig tree was a symbol of the representatives
29 6, 2,1 |                   The Withered Fig Tree.~(Mat. 21:20-22; Mark 11:
30 6, 2,1 |            Lord’s curse on the fig tree, is explained By Saint Mark
31 6, 2,1 |     disciples noticed that the fig tree had withered. In answer
32 6, 2,11|          this parable from the fig tree…” Just as the advance of
33 6, 2,11|            the branches of the fig tree, so is it necessary to judge
34 9, 3   |       Parable on the fruitless fig tree. Parable on those that love