The Fruits of the Spirit

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f. The Fruits of the Spirit. “The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, , longsuffering, , goodness, , meekness, : against such there is no law” (). The fruit of the Spirit is . You will notice that the word “fruit” is . One has presented this portion of Scripture in this manner: “The fruit of the Spirit is love: joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance: against such there is no law.”

The is the greatest example of the fruit of the Spirit. Fruit always comes from the . When at Christmastime we see apples and oranges on Christmas trees, we know they have been tied on. You do not have to tie apples on apple trees; they grow there naturally. There are many that are figuratively tying apples and oranges on Christmas trees. They pretend to , but there is no life within, for they have not the Spirit; therefore, they have only the and deny the power thereof. An apple tree does not work to produce apples; it simply yields. The same with the Christian. He does not bear the fruit of the Spirit by his own labor, but simply by .

(1) Fruit in Relation to the . Love; joy; peace.

(2) Fruit in Relation to . Longsuffering; gentleness; goodness.

(3) Fruit in Relation to . Faith; meekness; temperance.


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