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What a Christ we have, the all-inclusive One, Our allotted portion, set apart in light. In the kingdom of the Son of God, the Son of God’s love, Here He rules us in the light of His love.
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a Christ we have, the
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all-inclusive
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One,
Our
al
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lotted
portion,
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set
apart in
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light.
In the
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kingdom
of the
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Son
of God, the
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Son
of God's
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love,
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rules
us in the
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light
of His
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love.
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Lift your eyes up and look from where you are. When you see the Christ, our all-inclusive land, Then we walk in this blessed land, enjoying all we see, Getting saved eating milk and honey.
Lift your eyes up and look from where you are.
When you see the Christ, our all-inclusive land,
Then we walk in this blessed land, enjoying all we see,
Getting saved eating milk and honey.
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your eyes up and look
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from
where you are.
When you
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see
the Christ, our
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all-inclusive
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land,
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walk
in this
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blessed
land,
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enjoying
all we
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see,
Getting
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saved
eating milk
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and
honey.
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See the wheat, the restricted Jesus Christ. Incarnation was restriction in the flesh. Limited outwardly, by God’s power set free, Resurrected as unlimited barley.
See the wheat, the restricted Jesus Christ.
Incarnation was restriction in the flesh.
Limited outwardly, by God's power set free,
Resurrected as unlimited barley.
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the wheat, the
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restricted
Jesus Christ.
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was
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restriction
in the
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flesh.
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outwardly,
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by
God's power
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set
free,
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as
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unlimited
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barley.
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See the vine trees, the sacrificing Christ. He produced wine thus cheering God and man. When we drink this new wine, we are so energized, For the Lord to be a living sacrifice.
See the vine trees, the sacrificing Christ.
He produced wine thus cheering God and man.
When we drink this new wine, we are so energized,
For the Lord to be a living sacrifice.
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the vine trees, the
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sacrificing
Christ.
He
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produced
wine thus
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cheering
God and man.
When we
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drink
this new wine,
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we
are so
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energized,
For the
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Lord
to be a
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living
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sacrifice.
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See the fig trees, Christ’s sweetness our supply. To progress in the joy of all our faith, Be a channel of supply so others experience Christ, And be happy in the bountiful supply.
See the fig trees, Christ's sweetness our supply.
To progress in the joy of all our faith,
Be a channel of supply so others experience Christ,
And be happy in the bountiful supply.
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the fig trees, Christ's
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sweetness
our supply.
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progress
in the joy
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of
all our faith,
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channel
of
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supply
so others
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experience
Christ,
And be
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happy
in the
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bountiful
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supply.
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See the pomegranates, fullness of His life; The abundance and the beauty of this life. As the olive tree the Spirit fills to honor God and man, Bearing fruit as branches grafted into Christ.
See the pomegranates, fullness of His life;
The abundance and the beauty of this life.
As the olive tree the Spirit fills to honor God and man,
Bearing fruit as branches grafted into Christ.
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the pomegranates,
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fullness
of His
D-G
life;
The
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abundance
and the
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beauty
of this
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life.
As the
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olive
tree the
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Spirit
fills to
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honor
God
D
and
man,
Bearing
G
fruit
as branches
A
grafted
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into
Christ.
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See our portion so available to take, To be walked in and experienced in full. Apprehending the unsearchable extent of this good land, When we corporately enjoy Him with the saints.
See our portion so available to take,
To be walked in and experienced in full.
Apprehending the unsearchable extent of this good land,
We start by eating the milk and honey and then progress to all the rich supply of Christ-the wheat, vine tree, pomegranate and so much more. There is no other way to enjoy Christ to the fullest and with the other saints.
First, to possess this land is not the business of a single person. It is absolutely impossible for anyone as a single individual to do it. We must remember this well. We can never possess the all-inclusive Christ by ourselves as individuals. Absolutely not! Brothers and sisters, let us not dream. Such dreams can never be realized. This is the business of the Body; it is to be apprehended with all saints. Christ is too great; His spaciousness is unlimited and His riches are unsearchable. This principle is firmly established by the Lord: to enter in and take possession of the good land is not for individuals but for a corporate body. The Lord never asked the children of Israel one by one to gradually, singly, and individually cross the Jordan and enter the land. It was never God’s mind that one should enter this month, another next month, and still another the following month. This is impossible and contrary to the divine principle. It must be possessed by a corporate body; it must be entered corporately, not individually.
Oh! What a vast Christ we have! His riches are unsearchable! I've been reading through the book, "The All-Inclusive Christ" and I've been appreciating all these aspects of Christ in my daily life. I frequently listen to this hymn at work, which turns me to my spirit to enjoy the real good land today!
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