<p>6:21&nbsp;<em>What fruit had you at that time&hellip;</em>?- There was no fruit in slavery; it was existence, rather than a life lived.&nbsp;</p><p><i>In the things of which you are now ashamed? For the result of those things is death</i>- Shame is associated with condemnation at the final judgment. We recognize we are condemned sinners, and feel the shame for that. The verse could be punctuated: &ldquo;What fruit did you have then? That of which you are now ashamed&rdquo;. This is the great paradox in the Christian experience- feeling condemned for sin, and yet believing in our new status, that we are declared right before the judgment seat of God.</p>