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 1   1, 25|       good Father beget as good Fruit, the ONLY (begotten) SON,
 2   1, 42|    earth, bearing every sort of fruit, should be barren as to (
 3   1, 43|       superiority, the complete fruit of its rational nature;
 4   1, 43|    growth and perfection of the fruit. And happily shall it put
 5   1, 43|          he renders the perfect fruit of that praise which is
 6   1, 50|      vine, the olive, or of the fruit tree of every flavour, does
 7   1, 73|   rendering the full return (of fruit), but has even been cast
 8   1, 73|      sort the return of perfect fruit of this seed shall be as (
 9   3, 24|         advancing (this) as the fruit of the intelligent and rational
10   3, 43|          it bringeth forth much fruit72."~
11   3, 78|     never (before) existed, the fruit which is due to God the
12   4, 13|     they might bring to him the fruit. But these husbandmen seized
13   4, 14|         they should render evil fruit, and, on whose account,
14   4, 25|        it will bring forth much fruit." By these things also)
15   4, 30|        good tree produceth good fruit, but an evil tree giveth
16   4, 30|     evil tree giveth forth evil fruit." He (here) counselled (
17   4, 33|       ground, and it gave forth fruit, some an hundred, some sixty,
18   4, 33|        and it remaineth without fruit. But that which is sown
19   4, 33| understandeth it, and produceth fruit, some an hundred, some sixty,
20   4, 33|        cut off from bearing the fruit that is of God, except as
21   4, 33|         after-times bear (much) fruit, through the instruction
22   4, 34|       sprang forth and produced fruit, the Tares appeared in like