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1 I am the true vine, and my Father is þe husbandman.
3 Now ye are cleane through the word which I haue spoken vnto you.
8 Herein is my Father glorified, that ye beare much fruit, so shall ye bee my Disciples.
9 As the Father hath loued me, so haue I loued you: continue ye in my loue.
12 This is my Commaundement, that ye loue one another, as I haue loued you.
13 Greater loue hath no man then this, that a man lay downe his life for his friends.
14 Ye are my friends, if ye do whatsoeuer I command you.
17 These things I commaund you, that ye loue one another.
18 If the world hate you, yee know that it hated me before it hated you.
23 He that hateth me, hateth my Father also.
27 And ye also shall beare witnesse, because ye haue bene with me from the beginning.
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Bob's John Chapter 15 comment about verse 16 on 6/01/2013, 2:44am...
John 15:16 is really saying, pray only to the father through his only begotton son and the father will give.no other can help like so called saints they are holy people but not saviours.
Aba's John Chapter 15 comment on 5/21/2013, 6:56pm...
The whole chapter 15 is very powerful as Jesus outlined what we should do to receive from God-that is we being in Him and His words staying in us so that we can bear the fruits of the Holy Spirit Whom He sent from the father to assist us. Jesus stressed the need of loving one another just as he loves us and gave his life for us. This means that the highest Spiritual Gift is love and we can only attain the level of Love when we stay in Jesus. The Holy Ghost is to help us to get to the dimension of love, then we become one with Him and the father is glorified that we bear much fruit for love is the core of the fruit. Believers should submit to the lordship of the Helper to sustain them in Jesus the highest revelation and love of God to humankind
Sunday Kampamba's John Chapter 15 comment about verse 7 on 5/16/2013, 6:46am...
Great scripture which has comforted my grieveing and bleeding heart right now. Amen and glory be to God.
Kingdom's John Chapter 15 comment on 5/12/2013, 8:05pm...
we must bear fruit..we must move on..whatever the circumstances we fce in life..we must remain in him
Sherylynn Taylor's John Chapter 15 comment on 5/11/2013, 11:42am...
Hey sister Leotha, i most abundantly and ggraciously agree for he chose us and it is a honor, for he said many are called but a few are chosen and i am so thank full that i answered his call.for my cup runneth over and i thank him for His mercy and wondefull grace. In Jesus Name.
Dr. Aderinboye's John Chapter 15 comment about verse 13 on 3/30/2013, 6:38pm...
this kind of love has never been once exemplified by any man. Only Jesus is love indeed. He who gave up his life has given up all. What else would he not give? Nothing can be more dare!
Dennis Eiermann's John Chapter 15 comment on 3/13/2013, 12:57pm...
I am taking command of verse 7 of John 15, for at this time I need this promise of our Lord to help me find housing.
Apostle Mardia Scott Jr.'s John Chapter 15 comment about verse 2 on 2/21/2013, 9:11am...
The Greek word here in verse 2 for "taketh away" is "airo" which would have better been translated as "lifted up". When a vine grows, it grows vigorously, through barriers of all sorts, even dirt. When a good "husbandman" observes that a branch has been smothered under dirt, he will "lift it up" out of dirt because he realizes that it is dirt that causes it not to bear fruits. How many of us should be grateful that our Husbandman, after recognizing our fruitlessness, also recognized the dirt we were emerged under, that was causing that fruitlessness. And instead of cutting us away, like the world does, He "lifted us up" out of the dirt we were in! So this text teaches us that when Christ is our True Vine, or Lord of our life, we go from "Lifted up"(verse 2), to "Letting go"(verse 2), to "Leaning on"(verses 3-5). But it's all by his grace, not by our strength! -Apostle Mardia Scott Jr.
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