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Fruits: The Produce of Corn, &c
Fruits: Called The
Fruit of the ground
Fruit of the earth
Increase of the land
Fruits: Given by God
Fruits: Preserved to Us by God
Fruits: Require
A fruitful land
Rain from heaven
Influence of the sun and moon
Fruits: Produced in Their Due Seasons
Fruits: First Of, Devoted to God
Fruits: Divided Into
Hasty or precocious
Summer fruits
New and old
Goodly
Pleasant
Precious
Evil or bad
Fruits: To Be Waited for with Patience
Fruits: Often Sent as Presents
Fruits: Often Destroyed
In God's anger
By blight
By locusts, &c
By enemies
By drought
Fruits: Illustrative
Of effects of repentance
Of works of the Spirit
Of doctrines of Christ
Of good works
Of a holy conversation
Of praise
Of the example, &c of the godly
Of effects of industry
Of the reward of saints
Of the reward of the wicked
Of converts to the church
(Bad,) of the conduct and conversation of evil men
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