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"Fruits of labor"

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Anonymous  +  332357 Fri, 23 Feb 07 05:02 AM
What does it mean when someone says "im enjoying the fruits of my labor" or a wise man said "Be fruitful" ?
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Clive  +  332365 Fri, 23 Feb 07 05:20 AM

Hi,

What does it mean when someone says "im enjoying the fruits of my labor" or a wise man said "Be fruitful" ?

"I'm enjoying the fruits of my labor" I'm enjoying the results of, and rewards for, all my hard work.

 a wise man said "Be fruitful" It's hard to say without some context. eg In a Biblical context, he would be advising you to produce many children. Smile [:)]

Best wishes, Clive
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