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Fruits of the spirit

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Also: spirit fruits, fruits of my Father’s spirit, fruit of the spirit, spiritual fruit, fruits of divinity.

Religious experience unfailingly yields the “fruits of the spirit” in the daily life of the spirit-led mortal. (5:2.4,6) 99:5.6 155:6.15

The convincing evidence of this spiritual certainty consists in the social fruits of the spirit which such believers, faithers, yield as a result of this genuine spiritual experience. 102:6.7

the Father requires of us only that we shall bear much fruit. 180:2.1 193:2.2

God’s will become increasingly discernible in the spirit fruits which are borne in the lives of the spirit-led children of God 12:7.7

we must bring forth the fruits of the Father’s spirit if we would continue to ascend in the progressive life of the divine fellowship 140:1.4

In the Urantia Book

Defined as

  • the fruits of the spirit are the essence of the highest type of enjoyable and ennobling self-control, even the heights of terrestrial mortal attainment—true self-mastery 143:2.8
  • fruits of the spirit are life reactions of spirit-led mortal 34:6.13
  • fruits of the spirit are simply traits which Jesus manifested in his own earthly lif 194:3.1
  • The fruits of the spirit are the substance of the Supreme as he is realizable in human experience. 117:6.17
  • the continuous bearing of spiritual fruit consists in yielding the ministry to one’s fellows of that which has been received from one’s spiritual benefactors 100:2.1

Enumerated

  • intellectual peace, social progress, moral satisfaction, spiritual joy, and cosmic wisdom 56:10.20
  • love, joy, peace, long-suffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance 34:6.13
  • loving service, unselfish devotion, courageous loyalty, sincere fairness, enlightened honesty, undying hope, confiding trust, merciful ministry, unfailing goodness, forgiving tolerance, and enduring peace 193:2.2

Bible parallels

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