The Spirit is the Realization of the All-inclusive Christ, the Promised Blessing

We as believers in Christ can today enjoy the Spirit as the realization of the all-inclusive Christ, the promised blessing of Abraham. Hallelujah!

The Spirit as the realization of Christ in our experience is the good land for us to enjoy and partake of, and we can daily partake of the bountiful supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ to live the Christian life for God’s purpose. Amen!

This week we come to a new topic in our morning revival, still on the 2023 winter training, and the title is, The All-inclusive Christ as the Good Land—a Land of Waterbrooks, of Springs and of Fountains, Flowing Forth in Valleys and in Mountains.

Thank the Lord for bringing us in His wisdom and sovereignly to this wonderful, rich, profound, and sweet subject of the all-inclusive Christ.

This subject is in the Bible, but it is hidden in there. It is only in the Lord’s recovery that we speak of such a Christ.

There are many riches in the Bible, and there are unsearchable riches that God wants us to enjoy; all these riches are in Christ, the all-inclusive Christ who is the good land.

We want to dive in a deeper way into the matter of enjoying and experiencing the all-inclusive Christ as the good land so that we may not only know such a Christ but also enter into the experience of such a rich Christ for us to be the church, the Body of Christ, His fullness.

We are focusing not only on some of the aspects of the riches of Christ; we want to see the land, the all-inclusive land, a land of wheat and barley, a land full of waters and riches and plants and minerals.

We want to see and enjoy the totality of this land, not just the riches of the land.

God wants to bring us into the possession and experience of the good land so that we may live in this land, labor on this land, and possess this land for us to be the people of God built up as the house of God and the kingdom of God.

We don’t just want to enjoy a little of the riches of the land here, a little there, but the all-inclusive Christ as the good land.

God’s intention is to make the all-inclusive Christ not only some rich items to us for us to enjoy here and there and to have this or that need to be met but that we would enjoy the all-inclusive Christ in all that HE is for Him to be everything to us.

The all-inclusive Christ as the reality of the good land must be our all in all. He must be everything to us.

Whether we go to the office or stay home to take care of the children, whether we go to school or do nothing, our portion is the all-inclusive Christ.

Brother Watchman Nee said one time that, when the day comes that the believers are brought to know and experience Christ as their everything, then God’s eternal purpose will be fulfilled.

We want to get to this point to enjoy and experience the all-inclusive Christ as our everything.

See and Enjoy the All-inclusive Christ as the reality of the Good Land Today

God promised Abraham two things: a seed who will inherit the land, and the good land which the seed will inherit.

The seed of Abraham, physically speaking, was his son Isaach; spiritually speaking, the seed of Abraham is Christ.

Christ is the seed of Abraham, the descendant of Abraham, and in Him all the nations of the earth are blessed.

It is not in Isaac that all the nations are blessed; rather, it is in Christ, the real Seed of Abraham, that all nations – whether Jews or Gentiles – receive the blessing of God.

Today we as Gentiles can inherit and enjoy God’s blessing and we can be God’s children because Christ as the seed of Abraham came, and He is our blessing and He brings us into God’s blessing.

God also promised Abraham the land; the physical aspect of the land promised to Abraham was the good land of Canaan, where the children of Israel had to live and be built as God’s people (Gen. 12:7; 13:15; 17:8; 26:3-4).

Throughout the Old Testament, we see that there was a battle for the good land.

The enemy tried to usurp the land, destroy the land, and remove the people of God from the land, so there was battle again and again for God’s people to enter into the enjoyment and possession of the good land.

Spiritually speaking, the reality of the good land promised to Abraham is the all-inclusive Christ.

As seen in Col. 1:12, the all-inclusive Christ is the reality of the good land, and He has been allotted to each and every believer in Christ for their enjoyment.

When we believe into the Lord Jesus by hearing the gospel, we receive not only the blessing of forgiveness, washing of our sins, and cleansing of the past; even more, we receive the greatest blessing – God Himself in Christ as the Spirit to be our portion.

Through Christ’s redemption and our faith in it, we are forgiven and cleansed of our sins so that we may partake of the unsearchable riches of Christ as the reality of the good land.

Hallelujah, as believers in Christ, we have received the greatest blessing – the Triune God as the processed, all-inclusive, life-giving Spirit dwelling in us in a most subjective way for our enjoyment.

Today we can enjoy the all-inclusive Christ in our spirit as our daily portion! What a blessing!

As seen in Gal. 3:14, the blessing of Abraham came to the Gentiles in Christ Jesus, that we might receive the promise of the Spirit through faith.

On one hand, the all-inclusive Christ is the reality of the good land, and on the other hand, this Christ went through a process to be the life-giving Spirit with our spirit for our enjoyment and participation in the riches of Christ as the good land.

Actually, the focus of the gospel of God is this all-inclusive Christ as the Spirit, the reality of the good land.

The good land is a type of the all-inclusive Christ to be our everything for our enjoyment and experience today.

Christ today can be enjoyed and experienced by us because He is the Spirit – He went through a process and was consummated as the all-inclusive, compound Spirit.

Now this Spirit is the realisation of Christ in our experience to be the good land as the source of God’s bountiful supply for us to enjoy in our Christian life (Phil. 1:19).

May we see the all-inclusive Christ as the reality of the good land and may we enter into the enjoyment and experience of this Christ with all His unsearchable riches in our daily living!

Thank You, Lord, for regenerating us with the divine life to make us children of God and partakers of the all-inclusive Christ as the good land. Hallelujah, through the gospel we have received not only justification, forgiveness, and cleansing but even more, an allotted portion of the all-inclusive Christ! Praise You, Lord, for qualifying us for an allotted portion of the all-inclusive Christ as the good land. Amen, Lord, today we come to enjoy You in our spirit. You are the all-inclusive Christ who became the life-giving Spirit with our spirit. We exercise our spirit to contact You and enjoy You. Grant us the experiences we need today for us to enjoy and partake of the unsearchable riches of Christ as the good land in our daily living. Amen, Lord, we want to enjoy the blessing of the promised Spirit, the all-inclusive, life-giving, compound Spirit with our spirit! Hallelujah for such a bountiful supply for us to enjoy today!

The Spirit is the Realization of the All-inclusive Christ, the Promised Blessing

God promised Abraham that he and his descendants would inherit the land; this land is a type of the all-inclusive Christ.

Since Christ is eventually realized as the all-inclusive, life-giving Spirit, the blessing of the promised Spirit corresponds with the blessing of the land promised to Abraham.

When we say that the good land is a type of the all-inclusive Christ, we are not wrong, for this is true; however, we need to realize that the Spirit as the realization of the all-inclusive Christ in our experience is the good land for our enjoyment.

It is not just the all-inclusive Christ objectively and apart from us that is the reality of the good land.

Rather, the all-inclusive Christ is today the life-giving Spirit with our spirit for us to partake of the riches of Christ in spirit and therefore enjoy the good land.

The very good land which typifies the all-inclusive Christ is a land of the Spirit. It is a land full of riches, including water, minerals and grains.

When we see this land, we will be filled with joy and excitement, for the all-inclusive Christ is now realized by us as the Spirit to be the reality of the good land for our enjoyment.

Gal. 3:14 speaks of the promise of the Spirit as the blessing promised to Abraham.

Actually, the Spirit as the realization of the all-inclusive Christ in our experience is the good land as the source of God’s bountiful supply for us to enjoy.

We can enjoy the bountiful supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ as the supply of the Body of Christ in our experience simply by exercising our spirit.

The good land today in our experience is the Spirit. And this Spirit is bountiful, rich, all-inclusive, compounded, and consummated, and He is with our spirit.

Gal. 3:14 does not say that, in receiving the blessing of Abraham, we receive Christ; instead, this verse tells us that we receive the Spirit.

This indicates that the Spirit is the blessing of Abraham.

What Spirit is this? What kind of Spirit could be the blessing that God promised to Abraham?

This Spirit is “the Spirit” which was not yet in John 7:39 and which Spirit Christ became in resurrection.

1 Cor. 15:45 says that Christ as the last Adam became a life-giving Spirit.

When He resurrected, Christ was pneumatized – He became the Spirit, and this Spirit is all-inclusive, bountiful, and compounded with all that Christ is.

Everything Christ has, is, has accomplished, and has attained, is all included in this Spirit, which is the bountiful supply for us to enjoy (Phil. 1:19).

No matter what our situation is, no matter what the environment is, we can partake of the bountiful supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ as the reality of the good land in our spirit, and we enjoy the unsearchable riches of Christ in our experience. Hallelujah!

2 Cor. 3:17 says that the Lord is now the Spirit. Yes, the Spirit of God was, is, and forever will be as part of the Divine Trinity, but “the Spirit” as the consummation of the processed Triune God is the realization of Christ to be the reality of the good land to us, the believers in Christ.

What a wise God we have. He wanted to give all that He is and has to us, and for this, He became a man.

When Christ was incarnated, the Holy Spirit put on the element of humanity, and then He was compounded with the human living, crucifixion, and resurrection of Christ to become the Spirit.

This Spirit as the consummation of the processed Triune God is compounded with Christ’s incarnation, human living, crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension, and He is the realization of the all-inclusive Christ to be our portion for our enjoyment today.

All that God has purposed and planned, all that God has accomplished and attained through CHrist’s incarnation, human living, crucifixion, and resurrection are included in the Spirit.

This Spirit is an all-inclusive Christ as the reality of the blessing of God to Abraham, and we can enjoy such a Spirit today by exercising our spirit.

When we realize that the all-inclusive Christ as the reality of the good land has come into us as the life-giving Spirit to be the bountiful supply for us to enjoy and partake of, we will exercise our spirit to contact the Lord and live in spirit for us to live in the land, walk in the land, labor on the land, and fulfil God’s purpose in the land.

What a bountiful supply we have today for us to enjoy and partake of!

Lord Jesus, we want to enjoy and partake of the unsearchable riches of Christ in the Spirit with our spirit today. Hallelujah, the Spirit as the realization of the all-inclusive Christ in our experience is the good land for us to enjoy! Praise the Lord, the all-inclusive, life-giving Spirit with our spirit is the source of God’s bountiful supply for us to enjoy in our daily life! Amen, Lord, we exercise our spirit to contact You, partake of Your riches, and live in the mingled spirit today. Thank You for going through a process, dear Lord, for You to be consummated and come to us as the bountiful Spirit, the reality of the promised land. Bring us into the enjoyment and experience of the riches of the good land. Amen, Lord, we want to live in this good land, walk in this good land, enjoy the riches of the good land, and fulfil God’s purpose in this land. May we be saved from merely having a doctrinal understanding of the good land and may we be brought into the enjoyment and experience of the riches of Christ in the bountiful supply of the Spirit as the reality of the good land in our spirit!

References and Hymns on this Topic

• Inspiration for this article/sharing comes from the Word of God, the enjoyment in the ministry, a sharing by brother James Lee in the message for this week, and portions from, Life-study of Galatians, msg. 15 (by Witness Lee), as quoted in the Holy Word for Morning Revival on, Laboring on the All-inclusive Christ Typified by the Good land for the Building up of the Church as the Body of Christ, for the Reality and the Manifestation of the Kingdom, and for the Bride to make Herself Ready for the Lord’s Coming (2023 Winter Training), week 4, entitled, The All-inclusive Christ as the Good Land—a Land of Waterbrooks, of Springs and of Fountains, Flowing Forth in Valleys and in Mountains.
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  – Lord, how we bless Thee for this land, / The all-inclusive Christ! / We’ve eaten Him, we’re filled with Him, / O how He has sufficed! / Teach us to labor constantly / Upon this vast reality; / This is our joy, this our employ— / Christ our land! (Hymns #1164 stanza 6)