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Using the metaphor of the vine, as well as the supplementary trellis metaphor in the sense of it supporting the function of the vine, Marshall and Payne provide a useful analysis of particularly the local congregation. These metaphors are drawn from, for instance, Psalm 80 and Hosea 14:4–7, until finally centring in the ‘I am the true Vine’ of John 15:1–11 (pp. 29–37) to conclude that the biblical emphasis of growth is ‘the growth of the gospel, as it is spoken and respoken under the power of the Spirit’ (p. 37).

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