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    "A good man brings forth good things from his treasure," says Jesus. "A wicked man brings out of his wicked barn--which is in his heart--evil" "a good tree produces good fruit. A bad tree cannot," says simon magus.

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    Early Christian Writings Gospel of Thomas Saying 45 Previous - Gospel of Thomas Home - Next

    You can view this web page along with Grondin's Coptic/English Interlinear in frames.
    Nag Hammadi Coptic Text Funk's Parallels
    Luke 6:43-45, Matt 7:15-
    20, Matt 12:33-37.

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    (45) Jesus said: Grapes are (45) Jesus said, "Grapes are 50 [45]. Jesus says: "Grapes
    not harvested from thorn- not harvested from thorn are not gathered from
    bushes, nor are figs trees, nor are figs gathered thistles, and figs are not
    gathered from hawthorns, from thorn bushes, for those gathered from thorns: they
    [f]or they yield no fruit. [A do not bear fruit. Good do not give fruit! [. . . a]
    go]od man brings forth people produce good from good man brings out of his
    good from his treasure; a their store. Evil people barn what is good, but a
    bad man brings forth evil produce wicked things from wicked man brings out of
    things from his evil their evil store within their his wicked barn—which is
    treasure, which is in his hearts, and say wicked in his heart—evil <things>,
    heart, and he says evil things. For out of the heart's and from them he sows evil,
    things, for out of the abundance they produce because <they are> evil
    abundance of his heart he wicked things." <things that> he brings out
    brings froth evil things. of the abundance of his
    heart."

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    Evil results from learnt self- Robert M. Grant and David Noel Freedman write: "From the fruits mentioned in
    destructive attitudes. When Saying 44, Thomas goes on to give other sayings on the same subject, beginning with
    one is so destroyed that these Matthew 7:16 then continuing with its parallel Luke 6:44-45. Luke 6:45 is parallel to
    outweigh the innate self then Matthew 12:35, which also puts the saying about "treasure" in the context of "saying
    evil overflows from the things"; but the saying in Thomas can be explained simply on a combination of
    heart. Matthew 7:16-19 with Luke 6:44-45. The Gnostic is presumably the one who brings
    - Rodney forth good things." (The Secret Sayings of Jesus, p. 157)
    Choose wisely what you Gerd Ludemann writes: "Verses 1-3 have a close parallel in Luke 6.44b-45b and in
    store in your heart. Matt. 7.16b; 12.35; 12.34b. The sequence grapes/figs agrees with Matt. 7.16b against
    - Simon Magus Luke 6.44b (figs/grapes). Verse 4 recalls Luke 6.45c. As this part of the verse derives
    A teacher's comment for his from Lukan redaction, the same thing may be presumed for the whole Thomas
    pupils to digest. A good tree logion, which is to be designated a mixed quotation." (Jesus After 2000 Years, p. 612)
    produces good fruit. A bad
    tree cannot. You will need
    that information in your
    dealings with the world
    when you leave the school
    - Thief37
    45

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