It is evident from the cited materials that the description of the fruits of paradise is a poetic representation of the garden’s continual wealth and renewal, rather than a specific list of individual fruits with names—such as an apple or pomegranate.

Heavenly Abundance: The Eternal Cycle of Fruitfulness

It is evident from the cited materials that the description of the fruits of paradise is a poetic representation of the garden’s continual wealth and renewal, rather than a specific list of individual fruits with names—such as an apple or pomegranate. In one excerpt (source: link txt), seasonal ripening is mentioned: “In the third month the first fruits ripen, in the sixth – the bountiful fruits, in the ninth – the firm fruits. And finally, the crown of summer is formed by fragrant grains and fruits that delight the taste.” This indicates that paradise offered a variety of fruits that differed not only in flavor but also in ripeness stages and the completeness of their harvest.

Other sources describe paradise as a place adorned with “every kind of fruits,” emphasizing an idea of abundance beautified by divine power – as stated, for example: “An unfailing strength and tireless power planted this paradise and adorned it effortlessly, decorating it with fruits of every kind...” (source: link txt). Similar descriptions recur in other passages, stressing that the fruits gathered by the righteous surpass all ordinary fruits, symbolizing both spiritual value and the extraordinary richness of the garden.

Thus, according to the provided sources, specific names of individual fruits are not given; instead, the emphasis is on the perfection and the unceasing cycle of fruitfulness, where different stages and types of fruit offerings—ranging from initial, tender fruits to fully ripened, “firm” and aromatic fruits supplemented by fragrant grains and other natural gifts—appear in different months.

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“An unfailing strength and tireless power planted this paradise and adorned it effortlessly, decorating it with fruits of every kind. The Creator saw this and rejoiced, and He began to dwell in that paradise, planted for His glory, just as He planted that garden for His own glory...” (source: link txt)

“All the months there are divided into four orders. In the third month the first fruits ripen, in the sixth – the bountiful fruits, in the ninth – the firm fruits. And finally, the crown of summer is formed by fragrant grains and fruits that delight the taste...” (source: link txt)