A) He pruned it. B) He blessed it. C) He watered it. D) He cursed it.
A) It was too tall. B) It had no fruit. C) It was dying. D) It had too many leaves.
A) It is a healing symbol. B) It represents abundance. C) It symbolizes spiritual barrenness. D) It denotes wealth.
A) He found nothing but leaves. B) He climbed it. C) He sat under it. D) He was pleased.
A) Be kind to trees. B) Have faith in God. C) Eat figs. D) Always plant seeds.
A) Andrew. B) Peter. C) John. D) Matthew.
A) It was not the season for figs. B) It was summer. C) It was autumn. D) It was winter.
A) You will produce fruit. B) You will blossom next year. C) You will grow tall. D) No one will eat from you again.
A) Disappointed. B) Joyful. C) Indifferent. D) Angry.
A) Provision. B) Healing. C) A miracle. D) Judgment for unfruitfulness.
A) Faith can move mountains. B) Faith requires evidence. C) Faith is irrelevant. D) Faith is only for the righteous.
A) Pray quietly. B) Only pray in groups. C) Pray only at night. D) Believe that you received.
A) Overnight. B) Several days. C) A full week. D) A year.
A) Future growth. B) Temporary punishment. C) Permanent barrenness. D) Blessing in disguise. |