Nave's Topical Index John 15:1-5I am the true vine, and my Father is the farmer. Nave's Topical Index Library Pretended Symbolical Explanations. The Institution of the Eucharist. (Luke, xxii. , 17-20. ) The Use of the Symbolic Style by Poets and Philosophers. A vision of Judgement and Cleansing CHAPTER III. The Change of Water into Wine. --Character and Import of The The Figurative Language of Scripture. Nothing but Leaves Synagogues: their Origin, Structure and Outward Arrangements (On the Mysteries. Ii. ) Resources Does the vine and branches passage in John 15 mean that salvation can be lost? | GotQuestions.orgWhat did Jesus mean when He said, “I am the True Vine” (John 15:1)? | GotQuestions.org What does it mean to abide in Christ? | GotQuestions.org Vine: Dictionary and Thesaurus | Clyx.com Bible Concordance • Bible Dictionary • Bible Encyclopedia • Topical Bible • Bible Thesuarus Subtopics The Vine of Sodom Bad and Unfit for Use The Vine: (Its Fruitful Branches) of Saints The Vine: (Its Quick Growth) of the Growth of Saints in Grace The Vine: (Its Rich Clusters) of the Graces of the Church The Vine: (Of Unfruitful Branches) Mere Professors The Vine: (Pruning of) God's Purifying his People by Afflictions The Vine: (Sitting Under One's Own) Peace and Prosperity The Vine: (Unfruitful) the Wicked The Vine: (Worthlessness of Its Wood) the Unprofitableness, of The Vine: Cultivated by the Walls of Houses The Vine: Cultivated in the Valleys The Vine: Cultivated in Vineyards from the Time of Noah The Vine: Cultivated: On the Sides of Hills The Vine: Foxes Destructive To The Vine: Frequently Injured by Hail and Frost The Vine: Frequently Made Unfruitful As a Punishment The Vine: God Made, Fruitful for his People when Obedient The Vine: Nazarites Prohibited Eating Any Part of The Vine: Perfumed the Air With the Fragrance of Its Flowers The Vine: Places Celebrated For: Egypt The Vine: Places Celebrated For: Eshcol The Vine: Places Celebrated For: Lebanon The Vine: Places Celebrated For: Sibmah The Vine: Probably Produced Two Crops of Fruit in the Year The Vine: Proverbial Allusion to Fathers Eating the Unripe Fruit of The Vine: Required to be Dressed and Pruned to Increase Its The Vine: Sometimes Cast Its Fruit Before It Came to Perfection The Vine: The Dwarf and Spreading Vine Particularly Esteemed The Vine: The Fruit of Called Grapes The Vine: The Fruit of Eaten Dried The Vine: The Fruit of Eaten Fresh from the Tree The Vine: The Fruit of Made Into Wine The Vine: The Fruit of Peculiarly Sour when Unripe The Vine: The Fruit of Sold in the Markets The Vine: The Wild Boar Destructive To The Vine: The Wood of, Fit Only for Burning |