Book, Chapter

 1        2, L     |       disciples had for their fruit, not deceit, but the salvation
 2        4, III   |  season (each action being a "fruit of the kingdom"). We shall
 3        4, LV    |       the fruit-tree yielding fruit, whose seed is in itself,
 4        5, XII   |       if a branch cannot bear fruit except it abide in the vine,
 5        5, LVII  |        and who manifest, as a fruit of their faith not to be
 6        7, XXIII |     brings forth no spiritual fruit; or whether it is the man
 7        7, XXVIII| labour, shalt thou eat of the fruit of it all the days of thy
 8        7, XXVIII|       of the whole earth, the fruit of which every man who died
 9        8, XXXI  |      blasting of the vine and fruit trees, pestilence among
10        8, XXXIV |   herb yielding seed, and the fruit tree yielding fruit after
11        8, XXXIV |       the fruit tree yielding fruit after his kind, whose seed
12        8, XLIII |        it bringeth forth much fruit." Jesus, then, who is this
13        8, XLIII |        and brought forth much fruit. And the Father is ever
14        8, LXVII |       man." And moreover, the fruit of the olive-tree, to make