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NASB | Joel 1:7 It has made my vine a waste And my fig tree splinters. It has stripped them bare and cast them away; Their branches have become white. |
AMPLIFIED 2015 | Joel 1:7 It has made My vine (My people) a waste and object of horror, And splintered and broken My fig tree. It has stripped them completely bare and thrown them away; Their branches have become white. [Is 5:5, 6] |
Subject: fig tree |
Bible Note: When fig trees leaves appear the fruit or figs are there also.They also have more than one season.I'm not sure which commentary I read this in.I had the same question when I did the research. one minister said this was symbolic of taking the tithe and using it for personal use.He stated that travelers had eaten what was for the priests and levites and their families. At any rate, something went on apart from the will of God and the end result was a judgement: the death penalty. However God is merciful and sometimes God prolongs the sentencing until we've had time to get our act together. All unproductiveness is unacceptable with God.That is why we must abide in Him so we can continue to be fruitful. I would like to hear more on this subject too. elder young |
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