Christ is the vine

John 15:5; Just like Christ is the vine, he is also the tree. We are the branches. So looking at the symbolism, we learn what happens, and happened to us. The branches/ his saints/ Angels produced others, i.e., the leaves, fruits and the seeds to produce other trees.

During tough times, the strong wind blows away some, but others remain. Some are good fruits, others are bad.

The leaves fall from heaven and hit the earth, they are later gathered together and burned or destroyed. Rev 19:20; 20:10

Churches can be seen in this analogy also. They are supposed to represent Christ and his saints. If the Tree/church is evil, the entire tree can be destroyed, especially by fire/ The written word of God. Heb 12:29

Rain symbolizes this also. Rain starts off as vapor, or spirit, then it turns to a physical liquid, and falls to earth. It is then absorbed by different things, good and evil. (churches) It dies or evaporates and returns to heaven, and the process is repeated .Eccl. 12:7

In the Lost books of the Bible, one angel told Adam, they, the angels, had to come down to earth one by one to resist Satan. And we have that ladder that stretched all the way to heaven and the angels were ascending and descending. Gen 28:12

Everything is everything, all things point to what the Supreme Being is doing. So humans and science have no excuse for not believing in a Supreme Deity.

Plato, Socrates and Aristotle, apparently understood this. True knowledge comes from observing the universe.

If you didn't work to get this life, what makes you think you have to work to get eternal life? Rom 6:23; Eph 2:8.