Epistle, Chapter

 1     11, III  |          no one pluck the unripe fruit at a time as yet premature.
 2     15, II   |        have sown glory, reap the fruit of glory, and, placed in
 3     15, II   |      vineyard, and branches with fruit already ripe, trodden by
 4     25, I    |         and will restore you the fruit due to this so good work;
 5     48, II   | offspring was brought forth, the fruit of a father's murder. And
 6     50, III  |          s barns, we may receive fruit for our labour and work.
 7     51, XVII |         us to repentance, if the fruit of repentance be taken away.
 8     51, XXVII|        to be restrained from the fruit of satisfaction, and the
 9     51, XXIX |          to be admitted, and the fruit of repentance is not to
10     54, XIV  |     Church, from all feeling and fruit of repentance; that they
11     54, XVI  |        making satisfaction, what fruit of repentance they bring
12     54, XXIII|          receive the very joyous fruit of your coming. What exultation
13     62, IX   |         drink henceforth of this fruit of the vine, until that
14     62, IX   |        drink the new wine of the fruit of the vine with Christ
15     72, X    |        does not bring forth good fruit is cut off and is cast into
16     73, XI   |         water, a garden with the fruit of apples." But if His Church
17     74, XV   |      sealed, a paradise with the fruit of apples. They who have
18     75, XIV  |        plenty, with an exuberant fruit of either thirty or sixty
19     76, VI   |    hundred-fold are added to the fruit of sixty-fold, and whom
20     80, IV   |       may be able to come to the fruit of the eternal kingdom,