Mark 11:20

New Century Version

The next morning as Jesus was passing by with his followers, they saw the fig tree dry and dead, even to the roots.

Cross References

Job 8:17

They wrap their roots around a pile of rocks and look for a place among the stones.

Isaiah 40:24

They are like plants that are placed in the ground, like seeds that are planted. As soon as they begin to grow strong, he blows on them and they die, and the wind blows them away like chaff.

Isaiah 5:4

What more could I have done for my vineyard than I have already done? Although I expected good grapes to grow, why were there only bad ones?

Matthew 13:6

But when the sun rose, the plants dried up, 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, as Jesus was going back to the city, he became hungry.

Mark 11:12

The next day as Jesus was leaving Bethany, he became hungry.

Mark 11:14

So Jesus said to the tree, “May no one ever eat fruit from you again.” And Jesus’ followers heard him say this.

John 15:6

If any do not remain in me, they are like a branch that is thrown away and then dies. People pick up dead branches, throw them into the fire, and burn them.

Hebrews 6:8

Other people are like land that grows thorns and weeds and is worthless. It is about to be cursed by God and will be destroyed by fire.

Jude 1:12

They are like dirty spots in your special Christian meals you share. They eat with you and have no fear, caring only for themselves. They are clouds without rain, which the wind blows around. They are autumn trees without fruit that are pulled out of the ground. So they are twice dead.