Did Jesus Himself Bear Fruit?

[DavidLamb]

brother, I have no idea what you are talking about. Maybe proof read your post or slow down when typing.. you are missing quiet a few words if your goal is to communicate in English. (Grammar and Contextually)

Also what is a parah?

From my interaction with frederickdoc, I have discovered that he means the Hebrew word parah, meaning "to grow."

 

[DavidLamb]

First Fruit to Seed read it plan English figure it out,
maybe after you may see why We are called the bride? Relate her to eve but in the last nation of Parah

But "parah" isn't plain English. It's Hebrew, and it means "to grow"

Whatever does "Relate her to eve but in the last nation of Parah" mean? What last nation. What is a "nation of parah?"

 

[DavidLamb]

Saying "The Holy Spirit brings about a spiritual conception so a believer can parah (bear fruit)" is an excellent, deep, and biblically accurate . It emphasizes that the fruit is entirely God's work growing inside of you.

But as far as I can see, nowhere in the Bible is the Hebrew word "parah" translated into English as "bear fruit" or "bring forth fruit.

 

[DavidLamb]

Jesus Parah from Jesse as king. The king man Jesus cut Down.Then Quicken Spirit into Glorified body with All. Authority
Rev 22 Jesus says who He is & from line of kings,
Yet The New Seed of parah is what is available to men of The Lord alive Now! This of His Kingdom Nation new creation Gloried Son of man to many born .Now Also is command to Parah of The Parah The Fruit
meaning Those of the Branch cut vine to also Grow Parah as Jesus
its a whole new tree or vine now of the Same tree vine etc The First fruit cream of the crop is Jesus son of man Glorified .
Frim me, Jesus is Glorified twice as First king and Last king

Another confusing post. You really do need to write in a way that the rest of us can understand. What does "The king man Jesus cut Down" mean? What about, "This of His Kingdom Nation new creation Gloried Son of man to many born"? Or "Now Also is command to Parah of The Parah The Fruit." And where in the Bible is Jesus called First king and Last king? He is called King of kings and Lord of lords.

 

[frederickdoc]

But "parah" isn't plain English. It's Hebrew, and it means "to grow"

Whatever does "Relate her to eve but in the last nation of Parah" mean? What last nation. What is a "nation of parah?"

Parah was used 4 times in OT it's a heavenly only .
A verb grow bear fruit first fruit
Adam eve told to multiple Parah "bear fruits" was orig word .after the Flood reboot tsame word Parah grow mutiply bear fruitd.get the idea now? Sorta the Same in Isaiah orig heavenly only Parah in orig text.plain English is Bear Fruit. But it's much more than that it's Only God can Do . Isaiah it Jesus himself bear fruit first fruit.
Other question I guess I used the word Her as maybe His bride not sure I can't find it rt now ,just go with the bride for Now .
everything I already texted out in many posts. Go through them I can't keep repeating myself study the Hebrew word better deeper its hard to explain it like the chicken and the egg
Root stump spout branch Parah bear fruit the first fruit is the seed to multiple from orig of The king line of David rev 22 and the Root of God himself like I said Parah multiple verb Only The Lord himself can Do remember The bear fruit is a whole new glorified people like Jesus shown Glorified himself 40 days I did my best for now Isaiah's prophecy said it all being born man king,line vine branch and He cut off new life Parah first fruit grow Nation .first born first fruit read other posts

 

[frederickdoc]

But as far as I can see, nowhere in the Bible is the Hebrew word "parah" translated into English as "bear fruit" or "bring forth fruit.

I posted it few times do deeper search grow was the word they used to try to make it have sense you can read about that to in your own search Parah is also like Jesus as man and God having Both Heaven King Title And Also the We world Title as man But now it Ine King And kings. Look at revelation 22 Jesus Say I Am quoting same Isaiah scripture it best of knowledge

 

[frederickdoc]

From my interaction with frederickdoc, I have discovered that he means the Hebrew word parah, meaning "to grow."

The English scholars chose the word grow to make more sense in English study first then tell me what I'm saying I don't mean grow .
grow is Bear Fruit that the true meaning

From my interaction with frederickdoc, I have discovered that he means the Hebrew word parah, meaning "to grow."

From my interaction with frederickdoc, I have discovered that he means the Hebrew word parah, meaning "to grow."

you grow an Apple.
what is it next?
or what did the grow produce? Now Do All this from No seed but it of The Seed that's why Parah is important .Only heaven can do The Parah.
if you like to know The Why how Exactly as God Spoke to the prophets many years prior.then go for it
I don't know what I'm talking about but He Does
your replies are scimming over basic surface meanings .! Parah again is Not of this world,
it's heavenly to interact in The world from Heaven !
now please know this !

 

[DavidLamb]

Parah was used 4 times in OT it's a heavenly only .
A verb grow bear fruit first fruit
Adam eve told to multiple Parah "bear fruits" was orig word .

No. The word used for "multiply" was not "parah", but "rabah" in this verse:

(Gen 1:28) Then God blessed them, and God said to them, "Be fruitful and multiply; fill the earth and subdue it; have dominion over the fish of the sea, over the birds of the air, and over every living thing that moves on the earth."

after the Flood reboot tsame word Parah grow mutiply bear fruitd.get the idea now?

The same word "rabah" was used after the Flood:

(Gen 8:17) Bring out with you every living thing of all flesh that is with you: birds and cattle and every creeping thing that creeps on the earth, so that they may abound on the earth, and be fruitful and multiply on the earth."

Sorta the Same in Isaiah orig heavenly only Parah in orig text.plain English is Bear Fruit. But it's much more than that it's Only God can Do . Isaiah it Jesus himself bear fruit first fruit.
Other question I guess I used the word Her as maybe His bride not sure I can't find it rt now ,just go with the bride for Now .
everything I already texted out in many posts. Go through them I can't keep repeating myself study the Hebrew word better deeper its hard to explain it like the chicken and the egg
Root stump spout branch Parah bear fruit the first fruit is the seed to multiple from orig of The king line of David rev 22 and the Root of God himself like I said Parah multiple verb Only The Lord himself can Do remember The bear fruit is a whole new glorified people like Jesus shown Glorified himself 40 days I did my best for now Isaiah's prophecy said it all being born man king,line vine branch and He cut off new life Parah first fruit grow Nation .first born first fruit read other posts

Very jumbled words, and I'm afraid I cannot understand what you are trying to say. Sorry!

 

[frederickdoc]

No. The word used for "multiply" was not "parah", but "rabah" in this verse:

(Gen 1:28) Then God blessed them, and God said to them, "Be fruitful and multiply; fill the earth and subdue it; have dominion over the fish of the sea, over the birds of the air, and over every living thing that moves on the earth."


The same word "rabah" was used after the Flood:

(Gen 8:17) Bring out with you every living thing of all flesh that is with you: birds and cattle and every creeping thing that creeps on the earth, so that they may abound on the earth, and be fruitful and multiply on the earth."


Very jumbled words, and I'm afraid I cannot understand what you are trying to say. Sorry!

That that scripture don't worry what I say .Get the scripture in orig Hebrew go from there .help me out are you baptized In Jesus name as adult ? Then did u Recieve the holy spirit? If very odd u cant understand anything just tell me what you can about Isaiah 11 1 read all chap 11 I'm sure you saw that already my posts did you read it or not and then after that go back to the Hebrew and study the words they're much deeper than the surface you're looking at dig harder when you're all done tell me how it goes

 

[frederickdoc]

Well, if you want to disallow discussion of Gal. 5:22-23, you need to define what you view as "fruit" before I can opine.

Isaiah 11:1: "...and a Branch from his roots will bear fruit." (Hebrew: יִפְרֶה, yip̄·reh).

 

[frederickdoc]

And there shall come forth a rod out of the stem of Jesse, and a Branch shall grow out of his roots, and shall bear fruit..."

Isaiah 11:1: "...and a Branch from his roots will bear fruit." (Hebrew: יִפְרֶה, yip̄·reh).

 

[frederickdoc]

No. The word used for "multiply" was not "parah", but "rabah" in this verse:

(Gen 1:28) Then God blessed them, and God said to them, "Be fruitful and multiply; fill the earth and subdue it; have dominion over the fish of the sea, over the birds of the air, and over every living thing that moves on the earth."


The same word "rabah" was used after the Flood:

(Gen 8:17) Bring out with you every living thing of all flesh that is with you: birds and cattle and every creeping thing that creeps on the earth, so that they may abound on the earth, and be fruitful and multiply on the earth."


Very jumbled words, and I'm afraid I cannot understand what you are trying to say. Sorry!

Isaiah 11:1: "...and a Branch from his roots will bear fruit." (Hebrew: יִפְרֶה, yip̄·reh).
If you look at the raw Hebrew Interlinear Text for Isaiah 11:1, the phrase flows like this from right to left:
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• וְנֵ֕צֶר (v'netzer) = And a branch / shoot
• מִשָּׁרָשָׁ֖יו (misharashav) = from his roots
• יִפְרֶֽה׃ (yip̄·reh) = will bear fruit / grow is kjv scholars choice

 

[frederickdoc]

Isaiah 11:1: "...and a Branch from his roots will bear fruit." (Hebrew: יִפְרֶה, yip̄·reh).
If you look at the raw Hebrew Interlinear Text for Isaiah 11:1, the phrase flows like this from right to left:
\(\text{\ \ }\)

• וְנֵ֕צֶר (v'netzer) = And a branch / shoot
• מִשָּׁרָשָׁ֖יו (misharashav) = from his roots
• יִפְרֶֽה׃ (yip̄·reh) = will bear fruit / grow is kjv scholars choice

Revelation 22 represents the absolute climax and final fulfillment of the Hebrew word parah (פָּרָה - "to bear fruit").
When Jesus speaks in Revelation 22, the concepts of life-giving fruitfulness from the Old Testament come full circle:

 

[frederickdoc]

Did Jesus himself bear grow?
He might have a beard grown.

If you mean "Did Jesus himself grow?"
He grew from a baby to a man.

How Parah Operates Conceptually in Revelation 22:

• The Healing of the Nations: In the Old Testament, the covenant promise of parah was that Abraham's descendants would bear a multitude of nations. In Revelation 22:2, we see those exact nations gathered around the tree.
• Perpetual Fruitfulness: In Genesis, men sin fractured the original parah blessing. In Revelation 22, the Tree of Life is healed—bearing a fresh crop of fruit every single month without ceasing. It represents an eternal state of parah that can never die or wither again

 

[frederickdoc]

We r his fruit

How Parah Operates Conceptually in Revelation 22:

• The Healing of the Nations: In the Old Testament, the covenant promise of parah was that Abraham's descendants would bear a multitude of nations. In Revelation 22:2, we see those exact nations gathered around the tree.
• Perpetual Fruitfulness: In Genesis, men sin fractured the original parah blessing. In Revelation 22, the Tree of Life is healed—bearing a fresh crop of fruit every single month without ceasing. It represents an eternal state of parah that can never die or wither again

 

[DavidLamb]

That that scripture don't worry what I say .Get the scripture in orig Hebrew go from there .help me out are you baptized In Jesus name as adult ? Then did u Recieve the holy spirit? If very odd u cant understand anything just tell me what you can about Isaiah 11 1 read all chap 11 I'm sure you saw that already my posts did you read it or not and then after that go back to the Hebrew and study the words they're much deeper than the surface you're looking at dig harder when you're all done tell me how it goes

I was baptized after I'd been converted. I received the Holy Spirit when I was converted. You can't be a Christian without having the Holy Spirit:

(Rom 8:9) But you are not in the flesh but in the Spirit, if indeed the Spirit of God dwells in you. Now if anyone does not have the Spirit of Christ, he is not His.

You say it's very odd that I can't understand anything. I assure you I do understand things. What I cannot understand is your posts, because many of them seem to be written in such unusual English, and with little in the way of punctuation.

You ask me to tell you what I can about Isaiah 11:1. Here, first of all, is that verse:

(Isa 11:1 NKJV) There shall come forth a Rod from the stem of Jesse, And a Branch shall grow out of his roots.

I understand this to be a prophecy concerning the Lord Jesus Christ. As far as His human ancestry was concerned, He was descended from Jesse, and his son David. After David and Solomon, the descendants of Jesse were at a low ebb, like the stump of a tree, hence Jesus was likened to a Branch growing out of Jesse's roots.

 

[CS1]

Did Jesus Himself Bear Fruit? Yes or no .
If yes give I'm brief post and maybe scripture or two . If you don't understand something just say I don't get it ,I'll do my best to reply and I might have answered a question with somebody else's post already ,so look before keep demanding I answer a same question keep to this one topic
Did Jesus Himself Bear Fruit? Thanx

Jesus displayed all the fruits of the Spirit. John 3:34

Jesus was Self-controlled No man take my life I lay it down freely and have the power to take it back again. Jesus is Love. Jesus is Meek, patience. and is the very essence of the fruits of the Spirit. He is our example to follow. Without sin.

 

[Drich]

From my interaction with frederickdoc, I have discovered that he means the Hebrew word parah, meaning "to grow."

I'm just asking.. Why not just simply say "to grow?" Isn't the idea of exegesis to take something complicated and make it easier to understand? Why use a word to bring more complexity to a discussion unless you are trying to put the discussion out of reach of the people you are speaking with?

 

[DavidLamb]

I'm just asking.. Why not just simply say "to grow?" Isn't the idea of exegesis to take something complicated and make it easier to understand? Why use a word to bring more complexity to a discussion unless you are trying to put the discussion out of reach of the people you are speaking with?

I don't know. To complicate things further, when he first mentioned it, he didn't even say that it was a Hebrew word. I find his posts difficult enough to understand when he's using English words, because the words he uses seem so jumbled, and with little in the way of punctuation.

 

[Drich]

Imagine you have this amazing fruit.

got it.

And your proud of this fruit because it came from the original One of a kind source .

Got it.

No this One fruit is to mmultiply beyond the imagination .

loosing me. I assume you mean know not no. if you mean "know" how are we supposed to know?

To know this fruit is Now impregnated inside you.

You just went completely off the rails... I have no idea what you are talking about.

The Parah command to bear fruits of the original Fruit.

who gave the para command?

Best I can say it's is confusing without the Holy Spirit best I can answer to why some may think some as if I'm at fault this is not the case
It's Heavenly to men of ?

This is not coherent English. Even without the Holy Spirit you have google translate if you speak in a different language and you have Chat GPT if you need help constructing a grammatically correct sentence.

that my problem idk if I'm dealing with religion or one who seeks the Lord to the fullest

brother, I Still have no idea what you are talking about. Again Maybe proof read your post or slow down when typing.. you are missing quite a few words if your goal is to communicate in English. (Grammar and Contextually)