j-a-m-gandhi

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   by j-a-m-gandhi 5y ago

   It's pretty obvious from the context and you don't need Paul to get there. I am going to quote from the paper (which I wrote and linked in another comment) on this subject. The story of the fig tree takes place within a Markan int
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   by j-a-m-gandhi 5y ago

   Two things: (1) Fig trees bear a type of pre-fruit. If that pre-fruit isn't there in the earlier season, then you know it won't bear any fruit in the final season. (2) It's super obvious from the context that the fig is a met
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   by j-a-m-gandhi 5y ago

   My husband shared this with me because he knew I wrote a paper on this subject. If you can make it through the paper, I'm happy to answer any further questions more specifically: https://drive.google.com/file/d&#x2