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501 The Review and Herald January 11, 1881
The Barren Fig-Tree
502 The Review and Herald January 11, 1881, paragraph 1
… barren fig-tree by the Saviour of the world, shows how all pretenders to godliness will be treated. He pronounced upon it his withering curse, and left it seared …
503 The Review and Herald January 11, 1881, paragraph 2
… barren fig-tree, many flaunt their foliage-covered branches before the Lord, proudly claiming to be his commandment-keeping people, while the heart-searching …
504 The Review and Herald January 11, 1881, paragraph 5
… fruitless fig-tree has an application to individual professors who manifest the natural tendencies of the unrenewed heart, and contradict their faith …
505 The Review and Herald January 11, 1881, paragraph 6
… the fig-tree covered with green foliage, but destitute of fruit.
506 The Review and Herald January 11, 1881, paragraph 7
… the fig-tree which bore no fruit, and upon which fell the withering curse of God, they may read their own fate.
507 The Review and Herald January 11, 1881, paragraph 8
… the fig-tree, and it becomes a fearful monument of his righteousness and avenging wrath.
508 The Review and Herald January 18, 1881, paragraph 15
… the fig-tree to bear figs, or for the rose-bush to yield roses. His nature is so thoroughly imbued with love for God and his fellow-men that he works the works of …
509 The Review and Herald May 13, 1884, paragraph 5
… the fig-tree shall not blossom, neither shall fruit be in the vines; the labor of the olive shall fail, and the fields shall yield no meat; the flocks shall be cut …
510 The Review and Herald January 12, 1886, paragraph 5
… barren fig-tree. When the cruel act of Pilate in mingling the blood of the Galileans with the sacrifices was reported to Jesus, he discovered in those who bore …
511 The Review and Herald March 16, 1886, paragraph 4
… the fig-tree of his own planting, and found nothing but leaves! Shall we then become discouraged when personal friends forsake us, or when those whom we seek …
512 The Review and Herald November 9, 1886, paragraph 6
… -tree which bore no fruit was doomed to be cut down, condemned as an encumbrance to the very soil it occupied. God requires healthy growth of every tree in …
513 The Review and Herald February 15, 1887, paragraph 5
… pretentious fig-tree, which flaunted its foliage in the face of the world, but when searched by the Master, was found destitute of fruit. Fruitful Christians …
514 The Review and Herald January 31, 1888, paragraph 1
… the fig tree which put forth its boastful foliage, but when the Master came seeking fruit upon it, he found nothing but leaves. They are ever ready to advance …
515 The Review and Herald April 30, 1889, paragraph 4
… the fig-tree, I saw thee.” Nathanael exclaimed, “Rabbi, thou art the Son of God; thou art the king of Israel.”
516 The Review and Herald February 18, 1890, paragraph 20
… a fig-tree, inquiring of God if indeed this man was the Messiah. While he was there, Philip came and said, “We have found him, of whom Moses in the law, and the prophets …
517 The Review and Herald February 18, 1890, paragraph 21
… the fig-tree to plead with God as to what is truth? Would not the eye of God be upon us as it was upon Nathanael? Nathanael believed on the Lord, and exclaimed, “Rabbi …
518 The Review and Herald March 11, 1890, paragraph 7
… the fig-tree shall not blossom, neither shall fruit be in the vines; the labor of the olive shall fail, and the fields shall yield no meat; the flock shall be cut …
519 The Review and Herald March 25, 1890, paragraph 8
… the fig-tree, I saw thee.” And Jesus will see us also in the secret places of prayer, if we seek him for light that we may know what is truth. Our brethren should be …
520 The Review and Herald January 6, 1891, paragraph 4
… the fig-tree. Nathanael had not had the privilege of listening to the words of Jesus, but he was being drawn toward him in spirit. He longed for light and truth …