Bibleworks 7 find all imperitive verb forms in ephesians

1:6-7), and some bad things could be unrelated to us entirely. 12:5-13), some are brought to demonstrate to the genuineness of our faith (1 Pet. 6:7-8), some are discipline from God meant to turn us back to Him (Heb. Some trials are the natural consequences of our own sins (Gal. It is important to note that not every bad thing that happens in a Christian's life is God pruning them. But when we remember that our Father is pruning us for our healing and for better growth we can take comfort that more joy is in our future, even if we don't have it in times of pruning. Again, even when we are healthy and doing everything right, there are times when the Father will prune us so far back that our happiness disappears. Being joyful comes with abiding in Christ, which means obeying Him. Notice that Jesus is telling us this so that our joy may be made full. The Father removes these false branches for the health of the true branches (1 John 2:19). TheyВ are professing 'Christians' who are actually unsaved and are merely using Christianity for their own selfish purposes. 13:5-6, 20-21) and they must be removed completely for the health of the branches. Suckers and bull canes are equivalent to the seed that fell on the stony ground in the parable of the soils (Matt. Bull canes are not healthy for the rest of the grapevine because they can disfigure the cordon and the branches. Then there's the bull cane (not pictured), which is a cane that sprouts so vigorously and quickly that it actually sucks a vast amount of nourishment from the other canes while not producing any fruit of its own.

These need to be removed from the vine so that they don't take away any nourishment from the canes (i.e, the true branches). These cannot bear fruit since they aren't naturally from the vine. On a grapevine, there are small branches near the roots of the vine called 'suckers'В (see image above) which are actually foreign plants that attach themselves to the vine. Notice the contrast between the branch that does not bear fruit and the branch that does.

Bibleworks 7 find all imperitive verb forms in ephesians