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In this volume on John, Jack Stallings reveals both his expertise in handling the Scripture and his pastor's heart. He has given us a commentary on John that makes the teaching and events in Christ's ministry come alive. We always feel that we are right there, aware of the intentions and attitudes of our Lord, His disciples, and His antagonists. Stallings lays open the method of the Fourth...

Himself as the vine, i.e. the whole plant, including the branches, not just as the trunk to which the branches are attached. The branches are actually part of the vine, i.e. Christians are actually a part of Christ. 2 Every branch in me that beareth not fruit he taketh away: and every branch that beareth fruit, he purgeth it, that it may bring forth more fruit. Continuing His allegory of the vine, Jesus refers to two separate actions that may be taken in reference to the branches of a vine. In the
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