Mark 11:20

Easy To Read Version

The next morning, Jesus was walking with his followers. They saw the fig tree \{that Jesus spoke to the day before\}. The fig tree was dry and dead, even the roots.

Cross References

Job 8:17

It wraps its roots around a pile of rocks,\par looking for a place to grow in the rocks.\par

Isaiah 40:24

\{Those rulers are like plants\};\par they are planted in the ground,\par but before they can send their roots\par into the ground,\par God blows on the “plants,”\par and they become dead and dry,\par and the wind blows them away like straw.\par

Isaiah 5:4

What more could I do for my field of grapes?\par I did everything I could.\par I hoped for good grapes to grow.\par But there were only bad grapes.\par Why did that happen?\par

Matthew 13:6

But when the sun rose, it burned the plants. The plants died because they did not have deep roots.

Matthew 15:13

Jesus answered, “Every plant that my Father in heaven has not planted himself will be pulled up by the roots.

Matthew 21:18

Early the next morning, Jesus was going back to the city. Jesus was very hungry.

Mark 11:12

The next day, Jesus was leaving Bethany. He was hungry.

Mark 11:14

So Jesus said to the tree, “People will never eat fruit from you again.” Jesus’ followers heard him say this.

John 15:6

If a person does not continue in me, then he is like a branch that is thrown away. That branch dies. People pick up dead branches, throw them into the fire, and burn them.

Hebrews 6:8

But if that land grows thorns and weeds, it is worthless. That land is in danger that it will be cursed by God. And that land will be destroyed by fire.