Book, Chapter

1        0, Life  |   system, he can perceive the fruit of good works and find an
2        I, X     |   Britons reared him with the fruit of their soil, or fed on
3       II, I     | helping the preaching to bear fruit. This account, which we
4       II, VIII  |   mystery of His Name, or the fruit of your labours, having
5       II, XI    | increase to your Redeemer the fruit of faith and of the benefits
6       II, XVIII |    Gospel, and bringing forth fruit, and following the rule
7       IV, XXVIII|     likelihood of its bearing fruit; but a plentiful crop immediately
8       IV, XXIX  |      but also of all corn and fruit, as also of his garments,
9        V, IX    |        Rathbed; but reaped no fruit of all his great labour