Chapter

 1 Intro|   that it can bear plentiful fruit. O Christ, Who are the Truth,
 2 Intro|     so that we may bear much fruit and work out our salvation.~
 3 4    |     which Your Word may bear fruit. Gaze with love and goodness
 4 13   | commanded man not to eat the fruit of this tree, although he
 5 13   |     was permitted to eat the fruit of all of the other trees.
 6 13   |   the character of man. This fruit was the fruit of a tree,
 7 13   |      man. This fruit was the fruit of a tree, and not the sexual
 8 13   |     before they ate from the fruit of the tree of knowledge.
 9 13   |      With the tasting of the fruit of the tree of knowledge,
10 13   |    from Paradise was not the fruit of the tree of knowledge.
11 13   |    We ate from the forbidden fruit. We were expelled from Paradise.
12 14   |    Eve permission to eat the fruit of all trees except the
13 14   |      of all trees except the fruit of the tree "of the knowledge
14 14   |     to Eve, "You may eat the fruit of all of the trees that
15 14   |   are edible; it is only the fruit of the tree of the knowledge
16 14   |      told you not to eat the fruit of all of the trees?" Eve
17 14   |    No. He told us to eat the fruit of all the trees except
18 14   |     all the trees except the fruit of the tree of the knowledge
19 14   |     day that you eat of that fruit, your eyes will open and
20 14   |     out her hand. She took a fruit from the tree of the knowledge
21 14   | metaphorical and that by the fruit of the knowledge of good
22 14   |    is not merely that he ate fruit from the tree of the knowledge
23 22   |  Spirit. St. Paul says, "The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy,
24 23   |     he it is that bears much fruit. . . ." (John, 15:5). When