III.　Being united, mingled, and incorporated into Christ as the enterable God through the subjective experiences of Christ (signified by the tabernacle with its contents):

A.　The experience of Christ as the reality of the offerings for our judicial redemption and our way into God signified by the bronze altar—John 4:24; 14:6.

B.　The experience of Christ as the Spirit-Word signified by the laver-Titus 3:5; Eph. 5:26.3

C.　The experience of Christ as the life supply signified by the table of the bread of the Presence—Exo. 25:30.

D.　The experience of Christ as the shining light of life signified by the lampstand— John 8:12; Zech. 4:2-6; Rev. 4:5.

E.　The experience of Christ as prayer signified by the golden incense altar—Psa. 141:2; Rom. 8:34; Heb. 7:25; Rev. 8:3-4.

F.　The deepest and most intimate experience of Christ as the embodiment of God's testimony signified by the ark in the Holy of Holies—Col. 2:9; Heb. 9:4:

1.　As our life supply in the deepest way signified by the hidden manna—Rev. 2:17.

2.　As our acceptance by God in His resurrection for authority in the God-given ministry signified by the budding rod—Num. 17:8.

3.　As the enlightening inner law of life, which regulates us according to God's divine nature, makes us God in life and nature but not in the Godhead, and constitutes us the members of the Body of Christ with all kinds of functions, signified by the tables of the covenant—Heb. 8:10-11.

G.　Through the above experiences of Christ, we are saved organically through regeneration, sanctification, renewing, transformation, conformation, and glorification to become beings in the New Jerusalem, the consummate tabernacle of God—Rev. 21:2-3.