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Tuesday
Jul192011

The True Vine Stole My Heart

DateTuesday, July 19, 2011 at 05:32PM

When the Scriptures speak about the terms of salvation, they always seem to frame the event as either right or wrong, with no wiggle room, no grey area.

For example, two roads and two paths.  One leads to destruction and the other to life.  Notice, there is no third choice.

Two fruits, one good and one bad.  Nothing in between.

And when Jesus calls Himself the true vine, doesn't that imply a distinction between a possible false vine?  Absolutely!  Listen and find out more.

 

The following is a study on John 15:1.



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