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John 17, 18 — John Thomas

Abide in me

by John Thomas

With reference to John 17:20-21—Jesus of Nazareth was allegorically "a number which no man could number." He himself taught this, saying, "he that abideth in me, and I in him, the same bringeth forth much fruit:" and, "Father, I pray for them who shall believe into me (eis eme) through the apostles' word: that they all may be one in us" (John 10:5; 17:20,21). Though few compared with the whole race of man, it is a great company absolutely - a people taken out from all the generations and the nations for the Divine Name. "He shall increase," said John the Immerser; "but I must decrease." Jesus increased, or grew, into a Divine and "chosen generation;" while John has dwindled down into a mere Baptist Denomination, which is either ignorant of, or opposed to "the truth as it is in Jesus."

— Eureka — An Exposition of the Apocalypse, Vol. 3, Ch. 13, A. Beast Of The Sea — The Name and Tabernacle of Deity, and the Dwellers in the Heaven

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