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Bearing much fruit is not a demand but a promise and result of abiding in Christ. Fruit is not a result of the branch's effort; it is the responsibility of the vine. That is one reason Christ used the grapevine as a picture of the Christian's relationship to him. Andrew Murray looks closely at this metaphor in this classic work, exploring it in 31 gripping chapters. - Back cover.
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The True Vine (Moody Classics)
October 1, 2007, Moody Publishers
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0802456553 9780802456557
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"All earthly things are the shadows of heavenly realities-the expression, in created, visible forms, of the invisible glory of God."
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