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Because the Bible came into being in a different age, many readers have difficulty understanding its details. A Bible dictionary, defining and clarifying unfamiliar names, places, and objects, is an indispensable tool for the Bible student. Since its introduction in 1957, the Unger's Bible Dictionary has proved its value as an authoritative reference work. Prepared by Merrill F. Unger, Th.D.,...

By the vine our Lord symbolizes the spiritual union existing between Himself and believers (John 15:1–6), unfruitful branches being mere professors. The quick growth of the vine is a symbol of the growth of saints in grace (Hos. 14:7); its rich clusters, of the graces of the saints (Song of Sol. 7:8); the worthlessness of its wood, of the unprofitableness of the wicked (Ezek. 15:2–3, 6); a vine putting forth fruit but not bringing it to maturity is representative of Israel not answering the rightful