This question was asked in the thread entitled "Re: The Tree of Life and its fruit"

"Does any one out there know what type of fruit the tree of life produces??"

Re: The Tree Of Life and its fruit
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Since it has relevance in the structure of the Kingdom of God, I have included my response for future reference in "building" the Temple of god:


The correct expression gives us a much better ability to comprehend in context what the "fruits" of the Tree of Life actually represent. It is, in reality: the Tree of Life and all "manner" of FRUITS (plural in variety and purpose); each with a different "manner" or expression of its value--building upon what precedes and providing for what follows in its manner of expression within the SIN PROBLEM: thus, it was not only a means of extending life--it had twelve manner of fruits which were (and are) perfectly designed to battle the evil propensity of man's free nature.

Upon the PHYSICAL ASPECT of the "fruits", the science runs deep as does everything else in the Kingdom of God of which the Tree of Life is at its center.

This is just a cursory view, of course. An in-depth study would yield (and eventually will) deep connections to the anomalies already changing the face of scientific understanding--especially deep in the quantum realm. This is where the fruits truly fly--literally and figuratively.

This is not to confuse ourselves with the nine fruits of the SPIRIT. The more we look at the STRUCTURE, the more we see all of the possibilities of 2D, 3D, 4D, 7D, 9D, 11D, 12D (and everything in between) and the quantum dynamics connecting them all in irreducible ways that can only proclaim DIVINITY as its Creator.

There IS some SUBJECTIVE information available from different sources as to their substance and appearance, but usually from dreams or visions. Whatever the case may be, in the Heavenly Sphere, there is no "time" in which the fruits were not "available"--throughout the heavenly (timeless) "days", "months" "years", etc. to follow. "From one Sabbath to another and one New Moon to another,..."