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 1 4   |        similar to a sterile fig tree; whereas morality without
 2 4   |    religion is similar to a fig tree which has been cut down.
 3 15,3|    yielding seed, and the fruit tree yielding fruit after his
 4 15,3|         after his kind, and the tree yielding fruit, whose seed
 5 15,3|        all the earth, and every tree, in the which is the fruit
 6 15,3|         which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed; to you it
 7 15,4|      hour period.~ ~“But of the tree of the knowledge of good
 8 15,6|       he simply spoke the word “tree” and there appeared a fully
 9 15,6|         appeared a fully formed tree, or “grass” and there appeared
10 15,6|    yielding seed, and the fruit tree yielding fruit after his
11 15,6|         after his kind, and the tree yielding fruit, whose seed
12 15,6|         after his kind, and the tree yielding fruit, whose seed
13 15,6|     Scripture does not say “Oak tree you will produce only exact
14 15,6|       forms of grass, herb, and tree, or were many types of fully
15 15,9|        we expect that God said “tree” and poof, there was a fully
16 15,9|         fully formed mighty oak tree, and we expect that when
17 15,2|    yielding seed, and the fruit tree yielding fruit after his
18 15,2|         after his kind, and the tree yielding fruit, whose seed
19 15,2|     bush and should be called a tree? The sub-divisions here
20 15,3|        Humans.~The human family tree has long been envisioned
21 15,3|     dead branches on our family tree? Perhaps most provocatively,
22 15,6|      God gave him access to the Tree of Life.~ ~ ~
23 16,1|         were placed on a family tree constructed from their mitochondrial
24 16,1|    their mitochondrial DNA, the tree was rooted in African populations,
25 16,1|        in the mitochondrial Eve tree have been called the daughters
26 17,1|        eating the fruits of the tree of knowledge of good and
27 17,3|       had no more access to the Tree of Life.~ The soul's persistence
28 17,3|         deny them access to the Tree of Life, which itself was
29 17,3|       was given to him from the Tree of Life, not from his nature.
30 17,3|         was separated from this tree.... He was mortal, therefore,
31 17,3| provided by the God through the Tree of Life. Sin produced loss
32 17,3|       not offered access to the Tree of Life. Of course this
33 19,1|        still receding. No olive tree, let alone its leaves, would
34 19,2|     also spotted planks, beams, tree branches and chunks of wood
35 19,2|       expedition also found old tree branches, pieces of wood