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<p> <b> [[Leaves.]] </b> —The tree is often used in [[Nt]] as a symbol of the life of a man. [[Leaves]] are the indication of the existence of life in the tree. The barren fig-tree was cursed by our Lord because it had leaves only ( Matthew 21:19, Mark 11:13) and no fruit. See Fig-tree. We have here a type of religious profession unaccompanied by practice, a spiritual condition which always drew from our Lord the strongest condemnation. </p> <p> The putting forth of leaves by the fig-tree is referred to by our Lord as one of the indications that summer is nigh ( Matthew 24:32, Mark 13:28). See Robertson Nicoll, <i> Ten Minute Sermons </i> , 59. </p> <p> [[C.]] [[H.]] Prichard. </p> | |||
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Leaves. —The tree is often used in Nt as a symbol of the life of a man. Leaves are the indication of the existence of life in the tree. The barren fig-tree was cursed by our Lord because it had leaves only ( Matthew 21:19, Mark 11:13) and no fruit. See Fig-tree. We have here a type of religious profession unaccompanied by practice, a spiritual condition which always drew from our Lord the strongest condemnation.
The putting forth of leaves by the fig-tree is referred to by our Lord as one of the indications that summer is nigh ( Matthew 24:32, Mark 13:28). See Robertson Nicoll, Ten Minute Sermons , 59.