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Verse John 15:2. _EVERY BRANCH IN ME_] I stand in the same relation to
my followers, and they to me, as the vine to the branches, and the
branches to the vine.
_HE TAKETH AWAY_] As the vine-dresser w...
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EVERY BRANCH IN ME - Everyone that is a true follower of me, that is
united to me by faith, and that truly derives grace and strength from
me, as the branch does from the vine. The word “branch” inclu...
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CHAPTER 15
1. The Vine and the Branch. (John 15:1 .)
2. Communion with Him and its Conditions.(John 15:9 .)
3. Love One Another! and the Hatred of the World. (John 15:17 .)
Israel is called a vine...
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JOHN 15. THE VINE. The relation of the following Chapter s to 14 has
been discussed. The Parœ mia, or parable-like discourse, reminds us
of the parable or metaphor of the Good Shepherd in ch. 10. Two...
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EVERY BRANCH IN ME THAT BEARETH NOT FRUIT HE TAKETH AWAY.
As the husbandman cuts off the unfruitful branches of the vine, so the
Father severs the unfruitful branches from his Son. Judas, an
unfruitf...
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"I am the real vine and my Father is the vine-dresser. He destroys
every branch in me which does not bear fruit; and he cleanses every
branch which does bear fruit, so that it may bear more fruit. You...
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BRANCH. Greek. _klema._ Only here, and verses: John 15:4; John 15:5;
John 15:6.
IN. Greek _en._ App-104. not. Greek. _me._ App-106.
TAKETH AWAY. raiseth. Greek. _airo._ Occurs 102 times, and translat...
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The Union of the Disciples with Christ
The Allegory of the Vine
The allegory of the Vine is similar in kind to that of the Door and of
the Good Shepherd in chap. 10 (see introductory note there): th...
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ΚΛΗ͂ΜΑ. Occurs here only (John 15:2-6) in N.T. In classical
Greek it is specially used of the vine. Κλάδος (Matthew 13:32;
Matthew 21:8; Matthew 24:32; Mark 4:32; Mark 13:28; Luke 13:9; Romans
11:16-2...
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VER 1. I AM THE TRUE VINE, AND MY FATHER IS THE HUSBANDMAN. 2. EVERY
BRANCH IN ME THAT BEARS NOT FRUIT HE TAKES AWAY: AND EVERY BRANCH THAT
BEARS FRUIT, HE PURGES IT, THAT IT MAY BRING FORTH MORE FRUI...
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ΚΛΉΜΑ (G2814) ветвь, побег виноградной
лозы (Morris).
ΦΈΡΟΝ _praes. act. part. от_ ΦΈΡΩ (G5342) нести,
приносить,
ΑΊΡΕΙ _praes. ind. act. от_ ΑΊΡΩ (G142) поднимать,
убирать. Легкое прореживание дела...
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DISCOURSE: 1690
CHRISTIANS BRANCHES OF THE TRUE VINE
John 15:1. _I am the vine, and my Father is the husband-man. Every
branch in me that beareth not fruit he taketh away: and every branch
that beare...
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EVERY BRANCH IN ME, &C.— "Though by the outward profession of my
religion you become members of the visible church of God, you must
never forget, that this, of itself, is not sufficient to constitute...
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VITAL UNION OF VINE AND BRANCHES
_Text 15:1-11_
1
I am the true vine, and my Father is the husbandman.
2
Every branch in me that beareth not fruit, he taketh _it_ away: and
every branch that bear...
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EXPOSITION OF THE GOSPEL OF JOHN
John 15:1-6
The following is an Analysis of the passage which is to be before
us:—
The persons addressed in John 15 were the eleven apostles. It was not
to unsaved p...
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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.
EVERY BRANCH IN ME THAT BEARETH NOT FRUIT HE TAKETH...
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28 In the East they do not say, as we do, "I am going", but rather "I
am going and returning" when spealctng of an ordinary journey. So the
Lord assures them that He was not about to leave them perman...
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THE TRUE YINE. THE WITNESS OF THE COMFORTER AND OF THE APOSTLES
1-17. The allegory of the True Vine and its interpretation. The
metaphor of 'the vine' was suggested by 'the fruit of the vine' which
ha...
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JOHN TELLS THE GOOD NEWS ABOUT JESUS
GOSPEL OF JOHN
_MARION ADAMS_
CHAPTER 15
JESUS TEACHES ABOUT THE *VINE AND THE BRANCHES 15:1-17
V1 Then Jesus said, ‘I am like the perfect *vine. My *Father...
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EVERY BRANCH IN ME THAT BEARETH NOT FRUIT HE TAKETH AWAY. — The two
chief duties of the vine-dresser, cutting off all fruitless tendrils,
and cleansing those that bear fruit, supply illustrations of t...
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John 15:1
XII. _ THE VINE AND THE BRANCHES._
"Arise, let us go hence. I am the true Vine, and My Father is the
Husbandman. Every branch in Me that beareth not fruit, He taketh it
away: and every bra...
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The function of the vinedresser is at once described: πᾶν
κλῆμα … φέρῃ. κλῆμα, or more fully as in Xen.,
_Oecon._, xix. 8, κλῆμα ἀμπέλου, is the shoot of the
vine which is annually put forth. It is fr...
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THE CONDITION OF FRUITFULNESS
John 15:1-9
The vine is not able to do its work in the world without its branches;
they stretch far from the root, to bear its strength and sweetness to
those who stand...
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Our Lord now uttered the great allegory of the vine. Certain words in
it arrest our attention, "the vine," "the branches," "the fruit." The
close interrelationship between these is emphasized, and our...
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He here shews, that the virtuous themselves stand in need of the help
of the husbandman; therefore the Almighty sends them tribulations, and
temptations, that they may be cleansed, and rendered firm,...
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CHAPTER 23
THE VALEDICTORY SERMON
John 14-16. Now that the Passover meal has been enjoyed, and that
celebrated Mosaic institution totally eclipsed by bloody Calvary,
normally verified and abolished...
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“ _I am the true vine, and my Father is the vine-dresser._ 2. _Every
branch in me which bears not fruit, he takes away; and every branch
which bears fruit he prunes, that it may bear more fruit._ 3. _...
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I am the true vine, and my Father is the husbandman. (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 frui...
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In John 15:1-27 our Lord substitutes Himself for Israel, as the plant
of God, responsible to bear fruit for Him on earth (not merely for
man, as such, openly sinful and lost). He takes the place of th...
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2._Every branch in me that beareth not fruit _As some men corrupt the
grace of God, others suppress it maliciously, and others choke it by
carelessness, Christ intends by these words to awaken anxious...
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The beginning of this chapter, and that which relates to the vine,
belongs to the earthly portion to that which Jesus was on earth to His
relationship with His disciples as on the earth, and does not...
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EVERY BRANCH IN ME THAT BEARETH NOT FRUIT,.... There are two sorts of
branches in Christ the vine; the one sort are such who have only an
historical faith in him, believe but for a time, and are remov...
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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.
Ver. 2. _Every branch in me_] That thinks himself t...
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_Every branch in me_ True believers, who by faith have an interest in,
and union with Christ, are the branches of the vine here spoken of.
Though, as to the place of their abode, their religious senti...
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EVERY BRANCH IN ME; professed disciple.
THAT BEARETH NOT FRUIT; does not live a holy life.
PURGETH IT; in the original, cleanseth it; that is, by pruning, which
here represents all the discipline to...
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CHRIST THE TRUE VINE.
The Husbandman, the Vine, and the branches:...
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THE MINISTRY OF EXHORTATION CHRIST THE TRUE VINE
(vs.1-8)
The Lord's ministry of comfort, or of binding up, has been seen in
chapter 14. Now in chapter 15 it is that of stirring up, or of
exhortatio...
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1-8 Jesus Christ is the Vine, the true Vine. The union of the human
and Divine natures, and the fulness of the Spirit that is in him,
resemble the root of the vine made fruitful by the moisture from...
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And concerning his Father's care, he tells us, that as the good vine
dresser cutteth off those branches in the vine which bring forth no
fruit, so his Father will take away such branches in him as bri...
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Five Books in Reply to Marcion
Off-broken boughs![52]...
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John 15:2 Every G3956 branch G2814 in G1722 Me G1698 that G846 does
G5342 not G3361 bear G5342 (G5723) fruit G2590 away G142 (G5719) and
G2532 every G3956 bears G5342 (G5723) fruit G2590 prunes G2508...
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1). JESUS IS THE NEW ISRAEL, WHICH IS TO ACT AS THE NEW WITNESS FOR
GOD IN THE WORLD. IF WE WOULD ENJOY HIS BLESSING WE MUST DO SO BY
LIVING CONTINUALLY IN HIM IN TRUST AND OBEDIENCE AS BRANCHES REMAI...
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We have already considered the circumstances under which the two
Chapter s upon which we now enter were spoken; and, if we have been
correct in the view taken of them, we are not to imagine that the
f...
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BRANCH
(κλημα). Old word from κλαω, to break, common in LXX for
offshoots of the vine, in N.T. only here (verses John 15:2-6),
elsewhere in N.T. κλαδος (Mark 4:32, etc.), also from κλαω,
both words...
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PURGETH
THREE CONDITIONS OF THE FRUITFUL LIFE:
Cleansing, (John 15:2); (John 15:3).
(_ See Scofield) - (John 13:10), _
abiding,
(_ See Scofield) - (John 15:4). _
obedience, (John 15:4); (John 15...
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John 15:2
Good Works
I. All that Christ did on the earth and said and suffered, and all
that He now is in heaven, and all that He says in heaven, and all for
which He has appointed and instituted Hi...
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John 15:1. _I am the true vine,_
Now we know where to find the true Church. It is to be found only in
Christ and in those who are joined to him in mystical but real union:
«I am the true vine,»
John...
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CONTENTS: Jesus' discourse on the vine and the branches. The believer
and the world.
CHARACTERS: God, Jesus, disciples.
CONCLUSION: Jesus is the true vine, in which the life of believers, as
abiding...
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John 15:1. _I am the true vine._ The vine through every age had
designated the Hebrew church; here the Lord employs it to designate
the Christian church, of which he is the head, and the source of lif...
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HE BREAKS OFF EVERY BRANCH IN ME. Individual believers are the
branches (see John 15:7). Vines have two kinds of branches: the
fruitless, which the gardener cuts off and discards; the fruitful,
which...
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_Every branch in Me that beareth not fruit_
BELIEVERS BRANCHES IN THE TRUE VINE
I. WHAT IS IMPLIED IN BEING A BRANCH IN CHRIST AND WHO ARE PROPERLY
BRANCHES IN HIM.
1. In order to be such, we must...
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JOHN—NOTE ON JOHN 15:1 The OT frequently uses the vineyard or vine
as a symbol for Israel, God’s covenant people. Note the two
“vineyard songs” in Isaiah 1:1 (Isaiah 5:1; Isaiah 27:2). However,
Israel...
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CHAPTER 15 VER. 1. _I am the true Vine_. The Greek has a double art.
_ή άμπελος ή α̉ληθινὴ_, _the vine the true_. The
Syriac is, _I am that vine of truth_. Christ here sets forth the
parable of...
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_EXPLANATORY AND CRITICAL NOTES_
John 15:1. TRUE VINE.—Christ and the disciples were now on the way
to Gethsemane. Their passing through the vineyards, etc., surrounding
the city may have suggested th...
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EXPOSITION
JOHN 15:1
(7) _The parable of the vine and its branches_._ Incorporation of the
disciples into one personality with himself_._ _The image of the vine
may have been suggested by some visib...
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Tonight let's turn now to John's gospel chapter 15, as we follow Jesus
in His last hours prior to the cross.
Jesus had been at the last supper with His disciples there in the
upper room somewhere in J...
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1 Corinthians 13:1; 1 John 2:19; 1 Thessalonians 5:23; 1 Thessalonians
5:24; 2 Corinthians 4:17; 2 Corinthians 4:18; Colossians 1:5;
Galatians 5:22; Galatia
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Branch [κ λ η μ α]. Occurring only in this chapter. Both this and
kladov, branch (see on Matthew 24:32; Mark 11:8) are derived from
klaw, to break. The word emphasizes the ideas of tenderness and
flex...
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THE HOLY GHOST
John 15:1
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
We are confronted with one of the great themes of Scripture. The word
"Ghost" is an old English word meaning "guest." The Holy Spirit is the
Holy Ghost,...
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Every one that beareth fruit, he purifieth — by obeying the truth, 1
Peter 1:22; and by inward or outward sufferings, Hebrews 12:10. So
purity and fruitfulness help each other. That it may bear more f...