Section 15
Spirit of Christ mainly refers to the Spirit of the Lord resurrected as the divine Person with the uplifted humanity who dwells in our spirit as our life (Rom. 8:9). The Spirit of Jesus Christ in dicates that the Spirit today is the all-inclusive Spirit of the Lord as God and as man, including His divinity, His humanity, His human living, His crucifixion, His resurrection, and His as cension with all His divine attributes, human virtues, and attainments in His achievements. Hence, this all-inclusive Spirit has "the bounti ful supply" (Phil. 1:19). Regardless of what situ ation we are in and what need we may have, this all-inclusive Spirit, the Spirit of Jesus Christ, can render the proper supply to meet our need. While the Apostle Paul wrote Philippians 1:19, he was suffering imprisonment. Under that kind of sit uation, he experienced the bountiful supply of the all-inclusive Spirit of the suffering Jesus and the resurrected Christ.
"THE LAST ADAM" BECOMING
THE "LIFE-GIVING SPIRIT"
First Corinthians 15:45 says that the "last Adam" became the "life-giving Spirit." His first form was the flesh (1:14), and His second form is the Spirit. Therefore, now the Lord is the Spirit