Marcos 11:12-14

La higuera maldecida que Jesús seca en la Biblia es un acto simbólico que representa la falta de frutos espirituales y la condenación de aquellos que solo aparentan ser religiosos pero no producen buenas obras. La higuera, con su follaje abundante, daba la impresión de tener frutos, pero al acercarse Jesús, no encontró ninguno, lo que lo llevó a maldecirla para que se secara.

Dios espera frutos:

Así como la higuera debía dar frutos, Dios espera que aquellos que profesan fe produzcan frutos de justicia, amor y buenas obras en sus vidas

La religiosidad superficial, sin frutos verdaderos, no agrada a Dios

La fe en Dios puede generar cambios significativos, incluso transformar situaciones aparentemente imposible

la higuera sin fruto es un recordatorio de que la verdadera fe se manifiesta en acciones y resultados, y que Dios juzga la falta de frutos espirituales

Mark 11:12-14

The cursed fig tree that Jesus dries up in the Bible is a symbolic act that represents the lack of spiritual fruit and the condemnation of those who only appear to be religious but do not produce good works. The fig tree, with its abundant foliage, gave the impression of having fruit, but when Jesus approached it, he found none, which led him to curse it so that it would dry up.

God expects fruit:

Just as the fig tree was supposed to bear fruit, God expects those who profess faith to produce fruits of righteousness, love and good works in their lives

Superficial religiosity, without true fruit, does not please God

Faith in God can generate significant changes, even transform seemingly impossible situations

the fig tree without fruit is a reminder that true faith is manifested in actions and results, and that God judges the lack of spiritual fruit.

Cristo poder de Dios