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He's the vine and we're the branches,
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| 1. | He's the vine and we're the branches, |
| | We should e'er abide in Him, |
| | And let Him abide within us |
| | As the flow of life |
| | In the vine, in the vine, |
| | In the vine, in the vine, |
| | We would know Thee, Lord, more |
| | deeply, |
| | E'er abiding in the vine. |
| 2. | As we here His instant speaking, |
| | He's the rich indwelling Word; |
| | To abide we must be faithful |
| | To the speaking that we've heard. |
| 3. | For 'tis here we know abiding |
| | In the real and deepest way; |
| | If we love our Lord completely, |
| | We would do whate'er He'd say. |
| 4. | Then His love abides within us, |
| | And in love abiding, we |
| | Know the joy of life-communion, |
| | Full and perfect harmony. |
| 5. | Oh, how precious this abiding, |
| | Oh, how intimate and sweet; |
| | As the fruit of life is added, |
| | And our joy is made complete. |