Observation
The command is relational and repeated in the wider passage.
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Abide in me, and I in you.
The command is relational and repeated in the wider passage.
The verse calls for remaining with Christ, not simply working harder for Him.
Lord Jesus, teach me to abide in You today.
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No. The journal is for private study and reflection.
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