- In
Abrahamic religions,
forbidden fruit is a name
given to the
fruit growing in the
Garden of Eden that God
commands mankind not to eat. In the biblical...
- Look up
forbidden fruit in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Forbidden fruit is a
phrase that
originates from the Book of
Genesis concerning Adam and Eve...
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blonde ale, with a dry
taste formed through triple-hopping.
Forbidden fruit (French:
Fruit Defendu. Flemish:
Verboden Vrucht) An 8.5% dark ale, with complex...
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Forbidden Fruit is a
music festival that has been held
annually at the
shared grounds between the
Irish Museum of
Modern Art and the
Royal Hospital Kilmainham...
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Caribbean from Asia in the 17th century. It has also been
called the '
forbidden fruit'. In the past it was
called the pomelo, but that term is now mostly...
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command is given. In
Genesis 3, a
serpent persuades Eve to eat from its
forbidden fruit and she also lets Adam
taste it. Consequently, God
expels them from...
- "
Forbidden Fruit" is a song by
American hip hop
recording artist and
record producer J. Cole. The song was sent to
radio stations in
August 2013, as the...
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Forbidden Fruit is a 1921
American silent drama film
directed by
Cecil B. DeMille, and
starring Agnes Ayres,
Forrest Stanley,
Clarence Burton, and Kathlyn...
- The
forbidden fruit (also shaddette) is a
variety of
citrus fruit native to
Saint Lucia and once
thought to be the
origin of the grapefruit. What is thought...
- and was
supported by the
release of the
singles "Stealin' Love" and "
Forbidden Fruit". It is
lyrically inspired by her life
experiences and
musically incorporates...
