Pohon Terkutuk

Jesus stands on a hillside road with His disciples, raising His hand toward a leafy fig tree as the group watches in solemn attention. The distant village and rugged hills place the moment along the road near Jerusalem, where Christ used the fruitless tree as a living sign of judgment and faith. The tree’s appearance promises fruit, yet its barrenness becomes a lesson against empty religion and outward show without obedience to God. In the Gospel account, the cursed fig tree withers, and Jesus teaches His disciples about believing prayer, spiritual fruitfulness, and the authority of faith rooted in God’s will. This artwork is suited for teaching on the cursed fig tree, Holy Week, discipleship, repentance, prayer, and the call for genuine fruit in the life of faith.