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 1       2, IV   |  vineyard, heavily laden with fruit, which was not tempting
 2       3, III  |    which merited death as its fruit. For this thou didst chastise
 3       3, IX   |      show the hope of bearing fruit, like the green shoot of
 4       4, V    |     it happen that such sweet fruit is plucked from the bitterness
 5       8, XIII |       with patience, bringing fruit to thee that she might also
 6       9, IV   |     me.~6. This, then, is the fruit of my confessions (not of
 7      11, XXIX |      the flower is before the fruit; in the act of choice, the
 8      11, XXIX |     in the act of choice, the fruit is before the flower; in
 9      12, XVII |    earth” may bring forth her fruit and - thou, O Lord, commanding
10      12, XVII |      as “the tree bearing its fruit”). This is to say, we seek
11      12, XIX  |      have, and be filled with fruit by giving to the poor, and
12      12, XXIII|      earth bringing forth its fruit.” And he judges of the “
13      12, XXV  |      Macedonia, who bore such fruit and supplied to him what
14      12, XXV  |    which did not give him the fruit that was due, when he said, “
15      12, XXVI |   these fruits, it is not the fruit itself that matters, but
16      12, XXVI |    gift, but because I desire fruit.”643~Now I have learned
17      12, XXVI | between the terms “gift” and “fruit.” A “gift” is the thing
18      12, XXVI |    shelter, and aid. But “the fruit” is the good and right will
19      12, XXVI |       to a disciple: but the “fruit” is to do all this in the
20      12, XXVI |    was fed by the widow with “fruit,” for she knew that she
21      12, XXVII|    who do not as yet see the “fruit.” For it is on the “fruit”
22      12, XXVII|     fruit.” For it is on the “fruit” that the mind is fed, and