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BAR_ Other This subheading includes bitter oranges(Seville oranges), the fruit of the species Citrus aurantium.
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Jesus spoke of the cup, the fruit of the vine, as representing the blood of the New Covenant.
Why, Mulder?… and all the fruit of the trees… A few thousand grasshoppers does not constitute a plague.
invoking the fruit of the extraordinary exchange between our poverty
Lord, if you could see clear to forgive this woman her sins so she can bear the fruit of the womb.
If you eat the fruit of this tree, then you will die” does not refer to physical death; it means that their spiritual wisdom was covered,
This is the disease of those who live a double life, the fruit of that hypocrisy typical of the mediocre
After this the Rector Major gave a talk, the fruit of the contributions of the General Council
subsequently instituted with the bread and the fruit of the vine the memorial of his death.
as Dorothy Day did by her tireless work, the fruit of a faith which becomes dialogue
he wants to convince them that God has forbidden them to eat the fruit of the tree of[the knowledge of]
Jacob will be forgiven, and this is all the fruit of taking away his sin:
It seems reasonable to speculate that having eaten the fruit of the tree of knowledge,
Without this faith man closes himself to receive the fruit of the Cross and the Resurrection,
they did eat every herb of the land, and all the fruit of the trees which the hail had left:
of community",">you will help all whom you meet to be faithful to their denominational ties, the fruit of their education and their choice in conscience,
I believe that the submission of this proposal for a new directive, the fruit of the compromise reached between the Hungarian Presidency,