Discourse

 1 Theoph |         to perfection like ripe fruit.~And if, again, you answer
 2  Thal  |        of good and evil, of the Fruit of which he tasted,20 he
 3 Theop  |      the willows destructive of fruit.69 And in Isaiah the righteous
 4 Procil |  salvation, coming out as early fruit to God. And so much may
 5 Tusiane|         ye have gathered in the fruit of the land, ye shall keep
 6 Tusiane|         that the most beautiful fruit of wood is the citron wood,
 7 Tusiane|        even the ripe and comely fruit of faith.~Such fruit it
 8 Tusiane|     comely fruit of faith.~Such fruit it is necessary that we
 9 Tusiane|       that will bring forth his fruit in due season; "15 that
10 Tusiane|         thou to know the goodly fruit of the tree? Consider the
11 Tusiane|       the children of men. Good fruit came by Moses, that is the
12 Tusiane|       of life. Pleasant was the fruit of the prophets, but not
13 Tusiane|      but not so pleasant as the fruit of immortality which is
14 Tusiane|        first procure the goodly fruit of faith, then palm branches,
15  Domn  |       my sweetness, and my good fruit, and go to be promoted over
16  Domn  |      the Holy Spirit6 takes the fruit of the fig-tree as an emblem
17  Domn  | sweetness and excellence of its fruit, being taken as a type of
18  Domn  |         and the true vine yield fruit after that the power of
19  Domn  |        for the tree beareth her fruit, the fig-tree and the vine
20  Domn  |      and the fig, trees bearing fruit unto righteousness for the
21  Domn  |      spiritual Zion, which bore fruit after the incarnation of
22  Domn  |        bitter fig-tree, "Let no fruit grow on thee henceforward
23  Domn  |       lump of figs-that is, the fruit of the Spirit-that he may
24  Domn  |         love; for he says, "The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy,
25  Domn  |    being able to take the whole fruit and the greatness of these