Jesus identifies Himself as the true vine and His Father as the husbandman. His disciples are branches called to abide in Him, bear fruit, keep His commandments, and love one another. He warns that the world will hate them because it hated Him first, and promises that the Comforter will testify of Him while the disciples also bear witness.
Jesus identifies Himself as the true vine and His Father as the husbandman. His disciples are branches called to abide in Him, bear fruit, keep His commandments, and love one another. He warns that the world will hate them because it hated Him first, and promises that the Comforter will testify of Him while the disciples also bear witness.
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