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 1 1,1 | Constantinople) was originally the fruit of the Monks of Valaam Monastery
 2 4,2 |             All the power, all the fruit of His divine Ascension,
 3 4,9 |          Apostles is the immediate fruit of the descent of the Holy
 4 6,2 |             Mercy is a gift or the fruit of the Spirit (Gal. 5:22).
 5 6,2 |            virtues will give a new fruit — grace-endowed purity of
 6 6,2 |           1:2-3).~Joy is no less a fruit of the spirit than love,
 7 6,3 |          foundation of our hope, a fruit of faith, ripened in Tradition.
 8 8,4 |      lament that will bear fitting fruit? Perhaps soon I may have
 9 9,6 |       commemoration. The grain and fruit signify that the dead will
10 9,6 |        sown in the ground) and the fruit (which falls on the ground)
11 9,6 |           abundant, ripe and whole fruit. Sugar and honey signify
12 11,1|         man with the eating of the fruit of the tree of knowledge,
13 11,2|          is a symbol of Christ the Fruit of Life.~Lamb of God: This