I.　Christ, the last Adam, being the life-giving Spirit—1 Cor. 15:45b:

A.　Christ's resurrection was His transfiguration into the life-giving Spirit, who is the processed and consummated Triune God.

B.　Christ's being the life-giving Spirit is the fulfillment of John 7:39 concerning the Spirit being not yet because Christ had not yet been glorified.

C.　Christ's being the life-giving Spirit is also the fulfillment of the Lord's word that He would come as another Comforter, the Spirit of reality, to be in the disciples as the Spirit in resurrection—John 14:16-20; 20:19-22.

II.　Christ as the life-giving Spirit being in our regenerated spirit:

A.　As the life-giving Spirit Christ is ready to be received by his believers.

B.　When we believe into Christ, He enters our spirit, and we are joined to Him as the life-giving Spirit to be one spirit with Him—1 Cor. 6:17.

III.　Our union with the Triune God:

A.　We have an organic union with the Lord through believing into Him—John 3:15-16.

B.　An organic union with the resurrected Christ can only be in our regenerated spirit, for Christ as the life-giving Spirit is now with our spirit—John 3:6; Rom. 8:16; 2 Tim. 4:22.

C.　To be one spirit with the Lord is to have an organic union with Him—1 Cor. 6:17.

IV.　Our mingling with the Triune God:

A.　The mingled spirit—1 Cor. 6:17:

1.　The words one spirit in 1 Corinthians 6:17 indicate the mingling of the Lord as the Spirit with our spirit.

2.　The union of the life-giving Spirit with our regenerated spirit has formed a mingled spirit.

3.　To be one spirit with the Lord is to be mingled with the processed Triune God.

B.　Mingled with the Spirit—1 Cor. 12:13:

1.　To be baptized in the Spirit is to get into the Spirit and to be lost in Him.

2.　To drink the Spirit is to take the Spirit in and to be saturated with Him.

3.　By being baptized into the Spirit and by drinking the Spirit we are mingled with the Spirit, who is the consummation of the processed and consummated Triune God.

V.　Our incorporation with the Triune God:

A.　Incorporated with the Triune God to enjoy the fellowship of God's Son—1 Cor. 1:9:

1.　The word fellowship denotes joint participation, common participation.

2.　The fellowship of His Son means the partaking of, the participation in, God's Son.

3.　To be called into the fellowship of God's Son is to be called into a mutuality in which we are one with Christ and He is one with us.

4.　In this oneness and mutuality, we enjoy Christ and all that Christ is, and He enjoys us and all that we are.

5.　The fellowship of God's Son involves the oneness between us and the Triune God and also the oneness among all the believers.

6.　In this fellowship we enjoy the Triune God, the Triune God enjoys us, and all the saints have mutual enjoyment.

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