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In this volume Andrew Murray states his purpose, in part, as to draw such a portrait of the Son of God, as in all things made like unto His brethren, "as to show how, in the reality of His human life, we have indeed an exact Pattern of what the Father wants us to be. What was wanted was such a portrait as should make likeness to Him infinitely and mightily attractive, should rouse desire, awaken...

essential unity. The fruit of a life in Christ is a life like Christ. To the first of these expressions, abiding in Christ, we are no strangers. The wondrous parable of the Vine and the branches, with the accompanying command, “Abide in me, and I in you,” has often been to us a source of rich instruction and comfort. And though we feel as if we had but very imperfectly learned the lesson of abiding in Him, yet we have tasted something of the joy that comes when the soul can say: Lord, Thou knowest
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