Jeremiah 24:2,3
One basket had very good figs, even like the figs that are first ripe: and the other basket had very naughty figs, which could not be eaten, they were so bad.
Nave's Topical Index

Parables. (xiii, xviii-xx, xxxv. )
... parables, for instance that of the fig-tree found fruitless ... have denied these verses
to Jeremiah and taken ... of a later hand and without relevance to the parable. ...
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Oracles on the Edge of Doom. (vii. 16-xviii Passim, xxii, Xlv. )
... And never a fig on the fig-tree, Withered the ... But the next lines are in Jeremiah's
favourite metre and ... His Patience which the Parable of the Potter illustrated ...
//christianbookshelf.org/smith/jeremiah/3 oracles on the edge.htm

The Figurative Language of Scripture.
... consumed them" (1 Kings 22:11); the true prophet Jeremiah wore a ... It may be introduced
in the absolute form, like the parable of the barren fig-tree (Luke 13 ...
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Fig

Fig Tree Fig

Fig Tree in an Allegory

Fig Tree: Barren, Parable of

Fig Tree: Figurative

Fig Tree: Jeremiah's Parable of

Fig: Aprons Made of Fig Leaves, by Adam and Eve

Fig: Cakes of, Sent by Abigail to David

Fig: Common to Palestine

Fig: Dried and Preserved

Fig: Employed As a Remedy

Fig: To Egypt

Fig: Traffic In

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