FIG-TREE, THE
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Produces a rich sweet fruit
Not found in desert places
Often grew wild
Sometimes planted in vineyards
Propagated by the Jews
Required cultivation
Fruit of, formed after winter
Leaves of, put forth, a sign of the approach of summer
Reasonableness of expecting fruit upon, when full of leaves
A species of, produced vile and worthless fruit
Leaves of, used by Adam for covering
Afforded a thick shade
Often unfruitful
Failure of, a great calamity
ABOUNDED IN
FRUIT OF
Eaten fresh from the tree
Eaten dried in cakes
Gathered and kept in baskets
First ripe esteemed
Used in the miraculous healing of Hezekiah
Sold in the markets
Sent as presents
THE JEWS PUNISHED BY
God's breaking down
Failure of fruit on
Enemies devouring fruit of
Barking and eating of, by locusts
ILLUSTRATIVE
(Barren,) of mere professors of religion
(Sitting under one's own,) of prosperity and peace
FRUIT OF, ILLUSTRATIVE
Of good works
(Good,) of saints
(Bad,) of wicked men
(First ripe,) of the fathers of the Jewish church
(Untimely and dropping,) of the wicked ripe for judgment