The fig tree sheds all its leaves in late autumn. Without leaves, the tree slowly evolves into a sculpture-like shape and form. Now, in the summer, the figs are beginning to be ready for consumption. Some fig types ripen as early as July, some others later, in August or even September, depending on the variety.
The photo was chosen from my archive. It was taken near the village of Son Mesquida, close to Felanitx. The date: March 6th, 2007. The time was 11:45:42.
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Did you know that the fig tree tells us when the crucifixion happened? The Holy Spirit revealed to us (plural) that Jesus was crucified on August 17. I heard this revelation in 1983 but it was only from 1999 to 2003 that I checked whether there is any ring of truth in it or not. True enough, the revelation is correct.
August is a summer month. The fig tree put on leaves and its fruits are harvested during summer. The story of this cursing occurred during summer. Jesus must have be crucified in summer and not in spring. I posted a blog at wordpress relating the parable of the fig tree to the crucifixion. Please read my blog. Your comments are most welcome.