Since Jesus killed that fig tree, shouldn't the dead tree still be there?

Since it was cursed by magic Jesus radiation.



Or did the tree repent and accept Jesus?

Since Jesus killed that fig tree, shouldn't the dead tree still be there?
"magic Jesus radiation"...?



That is a new one to me....
Reply:What's with you and fig tree questions?
Reply:funny
Reply:Yeah, since in 2000 years it wouldn't rot.



Interesting thought that he used radiation, and even if he weren't the creator of the universe, with the power to do what ever he wanted to with the elements at his command, even things that are irradiated only last so long.
Reply:That's the tree they nailed him to afterward. Poetic justice.
Reply:not magic. it's dead, so it rots. naturally.

stop being facetious, please....
Reply:They're gonna use it for kindling when God comes to purge the Earth with fire.
Reply:What sort of question is this? Are you asking why a tree that died 2000 years ago isn't there any more? Hmm, trees dead trees decay. Secondly I assume there are very many dead fig trees in the holy land because they grow there and are not immortal. If this matter is seriously troubling you I think what you have to understand is that the tree is symbollic. Jesus speaks about souls bearing good fruit, and is showing that in the second coming the weeds will be cut down. He isn't making a judgement of the fig tree; he is showing how God judges our souls.
Reply:Why would it still be there?
Reply:he's a tree killer and a hippy, thats a deadly combo

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