Mark 11:12-25

Mark 11:12-25

[12] And  on the morrow,  when they  were come  from  Bethany,  he was hungry:  [13] And  a fig tree  afar off  having  leaves,  he came,  if  he might find  any thing  thereon:  and  when he came  to  it,  he found  nothing  leaves;  for  the time  of figs  not  [14] And  answered  and said  unto it,  No man  eat  fruit  of  hereafter  for  ever.  And  his  disciples  heard  [15] And  they come  to  Jerusalem:  and  went  into  the temple,  and began  to cast out  them that sold  and  bought  in  the temple,  and  overthrew  the tables  of the moneychangers,  and  the seats  that sold  doves;  [16] And  not  suffer  that  any man  should carry  any vessel  through  the temple.  [17] And  he taught,  unto them,  not  written,  house  shall be called  of all  nations  the house  of prayer?  but  have made  it  a den  of thieves.  [18] And  the scribes  and  chief priests  heard  it, and  sought  how  they might destroy  him:  for  they feared  him,  all  the people  was astonished  at  his  doctrine.  [19] And  even  was come,  he went  out of  the city.  [20] And  in the morning,  as they passed by,  the fig tree  dried up  from  the roots.  [21] And  Peter  calling to remembrance  saith  unto him,  Master,  the fig tree  which  thou cursedst  is withered away.  [22] And  Jesus  answering  saith  unto them,  Have  faith  in God.  [23] verily  I say  That  whosoever  shall say  mountain,  Be thou removed,  and  be thou cast  into  the sea;  and  not  doubt  in  his  heart,  but  shall believe  that  those things which  he saith  shall come to pass;  he  whatsoever  he saith.  [24] Therefore  I say  What  things  ye desire,  when ye pray,  believe  that  ye receive  them, and  [25] And  when  ye stand  praying,  forgive,  ye have  against  any:  that  Father  also  which  is in  heaven  may forgive  trespasses.