Thou, Triune God, eternally

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Thou, Triune God, eternally
Distinctly three, insep’rably one;
A realm divine and mystical,
Art formed as an incorporation.
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By Thine indwelling mutually 
Thou doth exist essentially;
Thy will to bring humanity
Into this sphere economically.
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Through incarnation in the Son
This realm was first seen in the flesh;
Within Christ’s body physical
The Godhead’s fullness manifest.
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His human life did manifest
Coordination beauteous:
One acted, Three did operate
In harmony so marvelous.
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Through death and resurrection was
This life divine in full released
To form Thy Body mystical,
This realm divine to thus increase.
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This habitation’s Thine abode,
Thy Body mystical, divine,
Enlargement of our Father’s house,
The Spirit’s child, Son’s spreading vine.
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Thy final form the Spirit is,
The realization of the Son;
With Thee we’re blent, divine-human
Incorporation to become.
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Thy Spirit into ours has come,
One mingled spirit formed, become
The Body, Father, Spirit, Son—
An entity that’s Four yet One.
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By Thine own glory, life, and word
Here we are all thus one in Thee;
Such oneness doth reflect Thine own,
The oneness seen among the Three.
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God’s love, Christ’s grace, the fellowship
Of Holy Spirit, reaching man
As living water, issue from             
The throne of God and of the Lamb.
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This fellowship of life divine
Our Father and His Son have shared;
We’re called into this fellowship,
Which the apostles have declared.
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The Spirit with our spirit is
The factor for us to be one,
The key to live the Christian life,
And secret of our salvation.
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The ministry of Christ in full
Within this realm is carried out,
And God’s complete salvation too
Within this sphere is brought about.
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In all their living and their work
This mingled life th’ apostles sought,
The Triune God to manifest
In character and service wrought.
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In all our living and our work
So we must also do the same,
In daily life, we would make this
Our top priority and aim.
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As therefore we have thus received,
So in all things we walk in Thee;
Thine all-inclusiveness to grasp,
We call and pray unceasingly.
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We live in Thee and Thou with us
In two-way traffic mutually:
In Thee we live, exist, and move,
Abide uninterruptedly.
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Thy name which Thou hast given us
Denotes Thy Person as our sphere,
Sum total of Thy Being, Lord,
Into which we’ve been gathered here.
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Thou art in us Thy kingdom too;
With joy and peace and righteousness.
Eternal life’s totality,
The church life, sphere in which we’re blessed.
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The New Jerusalem will be
This realm’s domain perpetually;
Thou in the Father, we in Thee,
And Thou in us eternally.
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O, may we see, experience
The realm of Thine economy
In all the details of our life
To practice living one with Thee.