Sermon Tone Analysis
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Jesus, the Vine, appears to stand between the vineyard keeper/gardener and the branches as a kind of “mediator” of life and sustenance.
The vine in the OT was Israel
symbolized by a cluster of golden grapes
they were to be a source of life and nourishment for the world
in the OT, the vine would be cut off and thrown in the fire
Jesus as the vine:
the source for nourishment, life, and purpose
the mediator of all good things from the gardener
defines the boundaries of who would call themselves Christians (fruit-bearers)
Believers as fruit-bearers:
further the reach of the vine
accentuate the beauty of the vine
flavor for those not connected to the vine
this fruit is the consequence of prayer in Jesus’ name, and is to the Father’s glory (vv.
7, 8, 16).
This suggests that the ‘fruit’ in the vine imagery represents everything that is the product of effective prayer in Jesus’ name, including obedience to Jesus’ commands (v.
10), experience of Jesus’ joy (v.
11–as earlier his peace, 14:27), love for one another (v.
12), and witness to the world (vv.
16, 27).
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