Scripture Reading: 1 Cor. 15:45b; Rom. 8:2a; 2 Cor. 3:17-18; Phil. 1:19b; John 7:38-39; Rev. 22:17; John 14:17; 1 John 5:6b; John 6:63; Eph. 6:17-18a; Acts 2:18, 33; Luke 24:49; 2 Kings 2:12b-15; Rev. 1:4; 4:5; 5:6

 

I. Being the consummation of the processed Triune God.

II. Being the compound Spirit as the anointing ointment (Exo. 30:23-25), comprising:

A. The element of Christ’s divinity.

B. The element of Christ’s humanity.

C. The element of Christ’s death.

D. The element of the effectiveness of Christ’s death.

E. The element of Christ’s resurrection.

F. The element of the power of Christ’s resurrection.

III. Being the life-giving Spirit, the Spirit of life—1 Cor. 15:45b; Rom. 8:2a.

IV. Being the Lord Spirit—2 Cor. 3:17-18.

V. Being the Spirit of Jesus Christ—Phil. 1:19b:

A. The Spirit of God who passed through human living, death, and resurrection with Jesus Christ.

B. As the pneumatic Christ Himself.

C. With the bountiful supply of the experience of human living, death, and resurrection in His flesh.

VI. Being the Spirit—John 7:38-39; Rev. 22:17:

A. As the aggregate of the processed Triune God.

B. With the totality of the regenerated and transformed tripartite men to become a couple in eternity.

VII. Being the reality of God, the reality of Christ, and the reality of resurrection—John 14:17; 1 John 5:6b:

A. As the substance of God’s new creation.

B. Being ever new and never becoming old.

VIII. The life-giving Spirit, through the prayers and petitions of the believers, mingling with the Lord’s words to make them spirit and life, that is, the Spirit who gives life—John 6:63; Eph. 6:17-18a.

IX. This Spirit being also the Spirit poured upon the believers, as a mantle clothing them, to be the Spirit of power to them for accomplishing God’s work—Acts 2:18, 33; Luke 24:49; 2 Kings 2:12b-15.

X. Becoming the sevenfold intensified Spirit—Rev. 1:4; 4:5; 5:6:

A. As the One who strengthens the believers in the degradation of the church.

B. That the believers may become the overcomers in the degradation of the church.