Book, Chapter

 1     2, 4-9  |        our vineyard, laden with fruit, tempting neither for colour
 2     2, 8-16 |                     2.8.16 What fruit had I then (wretched man!)
 3     3, 9-17 |  commended, upon hope of future fruit, as in the green blade of
 4     4, 5-10 |      left. Whence then is sweet fruit gathered from the bitterness
 5     9, 13-37|         patience bringing forth fruit unto Thee, that she might
 6    10, 2-2  |    whatever I am; and with what fruit I confess unto Thee, I have
 7    10, 3-4  |         make plain unto me what fruit I may reap by doing it.
 8    10, 3-4  |     been and are not. With what fruit then, O Lord my God, to
 9    10, 3-4  |        own innocency, with what fruit, I pray, do I by this book
10    10, 3-4  |       have been? For that other fruit I have seen and spoken of.
11    10, 4-5  |             10.4.5 But for what fruit would they hear this? Do
12    10, 4-5  |        myself For it is no mean fruit, O Lord my God, that by
13    10, 4-6  |              10.4.6 This is the fruit of my confessions of what
14    12, 29-40|        as the flower before the fruit; by choice, as the fruit
15    12, 29-40|        fruit; by choice, as the fruit before the flower; by original,
16    13, 17-21|       earth may bring forth her fruit, and Thou, Lord God, so
17    13, 17-21|          like the tree yielding fruit: that is, well-doing in
18    13, 19-24|      meat, and the tree bearing fruit; and come, let us reason
19    13, 19-24|        hast, and be filled with fruit, by giving to the poor,
20    13, 23-34|        the earth bringing forth fruit, and of the living soul,
21    13, 24-37|      seed, and in trees bearing fruit; and to spiritual gifts
22    13, 25-38|     every tree, in which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed.
23    13, 25-38|     also the brethren, and such fruit did they bear, who out of
24    13, 25-38|    which did not afford him the fruit due unto him, where he saith,
25    13, 26-39|      are the things yielded the fruit, but with what mind they
26    13, 26-39|         were as to bearing this fruit of a good work; and he rejoiceth
27    13, 26-41|     desire a gift, but I desire fruit. I have learned of Thee,
28    13, 26-41| distinguish betwixt a gift, and fruit. A gift, is the thing itself
29    13, 26-41|          shelter, help: but the fruit, is the good and right will
30    13, 26-41|    water to a disciple: but the fruit, to do this in the name
31    13, 26-41|        name of a disciple. With fruit was Elijah fed by the widow
32    13, 27-42|   rejoice at their gifts, whose fruit they as yet behold not.