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 1       3, X        | mercy was to be shown to the fruits of the earth than unto men,
 2       3, X        |     unto men, for whom these fruits were created. For, if a
 3       6, II       |      of a basket filled with fruits of the earth, she had learned
 4       8, IX       |   through the witness of the fruits of a holy life, they recognized
 5       8, X        |      sigh, leaving the first fruits of the Spirit bound to that
 6       8, XI       |    from which such marvelous fruits spring up, I rejoiced and
 7      11, XVI      |      mother, where the first fruits of my spirit are to be found
 8      11, XXVIII   |     a shady thicket, spy the fruits concealed in them and fly
 9      12, XIII     |        who has now the first fruits of the Spirit laid up with
10      12, XVII(582)|   the good earth bearing its fruits and the ethical "fruit-bearing"
11      12, XVIII    |   own flesh.585 See from the fruits which spring forth from
12      12, XXIII    |    we may know them by their fruits; yet thou, O God, knowest
13      12, XXV      |      have said that by these fruits of the earth the works of
14      12, XXV      |      charge.”637 For we owe “fruits” to those who minister spiritual
15      12, XXV      |    them as men. We owe these fruits, also, to “the living souls”
16      12, XXVI     |      in it are fed by these “fruits”; but those whose god is
17      12, XXVI     |     in those who offer these fruits, it is not the fruit itself
18      12, XXVI     |    longer bringing forth the fruits of good works. And now Paul