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The Father gives His glory to the Son that the Son may express Him in His nature, life, and attributes in the divine sonship for the Father’s glorification.
The Son Giving the Divine Glory to His Believers
The Son gives the divine glory in the divine sonship to His believers, who are the many sons of God sharing the divine sonship with Him. The Father gives His glory to His Son. The Son has the right to express God in the sonship. Such a right to glorify God in the sonship has been given to all the disciples of Christ because they are God’s sons and have His sonship.
Kept in the Father’s Love
Eventually, the incorporated oneness is kept in the Father’s love through the coinhering of the Triune God with the believers in Christ for eternity as the New Jerusalem ( vv. 23b-26 ).
Crystallization-study of the Gospel of John
CWWL, 1994–1997, vol. 4
Chapter 11 of Section (LSM)
The Bible tells us that in the universe there is only one sovereign Lord. This fact is undeniable. It has been proven by science, by your heart, and by the longing in your spirit that there is one unique sovereign Lord in the universe. You may call Him Jehovah; you may call Him Jesus; you may call Him the Triune God; you may also call Him the Lord of heaven and earth, the God of all things. He is the origin of the universe and the source of all things.
God created all things in the universe for man. The heavens are for the earth, and the earth is for man. If there were no heavens, then there would be no sunlight, air, or rain, and the living things would not grow. These things are for the earth and for the men on earth. Thank the Lord that the earth produces everything we need for our existence. The earth produces all the things that our bodies need. Therefore, the heavens are for the earth, and the earth is for man. Man’s living on earth is not meaningless. Man was created for God. Therefore, God created man with a spirit that man may contact and receive Him. God is Spirit, and those who contact Him must contact Him in spirit. Just as only metals can conduct electricity, so only the spirit can communicate with the Spirit.
The Subjective Experience
of the Indwelling Christ
CWWL, 1983, vol. 1
Chapter 9 Section 1 (LSM)
I received your letters of December 13 and January 18. I really appreciate and am comforted by your concerns, prayers, and fellowship. Because I have been busy, please forgive me for not replying earlier and for not having more fellowship by mail. Since 1958 the Lord has been preparing the situation in the United States in every aspect. Since the second half of last year, the Lord's work in the United States has become more manifest. During the past two months, the Lord really has moved quickly. Within these two months, by the Lord's leading, we have contacted five or six free groups and have given more than one hundred messages. As a result, leading ones of two or three free groups have decided to come together every week with the brothers meeting in Los Angeles to fellowship, pray, and seek for the Lord's leading concerning how to carry out the oneness on a bigger scale. Hymns #1, 75, 76, and 35 in the supplement of the hymnal (new hymnal) were officially translated into English last month. People everywhere like to sing these hymns very much. It has been of great help to the meetings. They really hope that more hymns can be translated. Because my body, heart, and spirit have been so much occupied by the urgent needs here, I could not edit the draft of The Ministry of the Word and have thus inconvenienced you. I have no choice but to move on with the flow of the Holy Spirit. Besides giving messages in the meetings, there have been many long and free private fellowships; these also have brought in many rich blessings. I hope that The Normal Christian Life will be put into print as soon as possible. Perhaps I will write something as a preface and send it to you. Concerning the messages on the Gospel of John given at the end of 1959 and the beginning of 1960, if you think that they are suitable, you can edit them and use them for the magazine. I have edited the drafts for The Elders' Management of the Church and Lessons on Prayer. They are excellent. It is wonderful that Sister Yu-i is able to learn how to edit. Brother Shao has sent me a letter saying that he cannot be responsible for the editing work anymore. For my part, because I do not have the time or energy, I cannot aggressively serve on the literature work.