Section 6
behold My glory." The Lord said, "may also be," and, "may behold My glory." Being with the Lord in glory and beholding His glory are not for "the sweet by-and-by"; we may experience them today. The Lord seemed to be telling the Father, "Father, You have given Me Your glory, the sonship with the divine life and nature to express You and Your fullness. This is the glory which You have given Me, and I am now in this glory. But those whom You have given Me are not yet in this glory. I pray that they also may be in this glory." When was this prayer answered? Firstly, it was answered on the day of resurrec tion and secondly, on the day the church was raised up. When the church was raised up, all the disciples were brought into that same glory, into the sonship with the divine life and the di vine nature to express God the Father in the Son in all His fullness. Hallelujah, we all are in glory with the Son! The Son has the sonship with the divine life and the divine nature to express the Father, and we also have this. Thus, we are now where the Son is—in glory. By this we see that real oneness is in the Triune God through the process of the death and resurrection of the Son.
The first stage of oneness is the oneness of life, the second stage is the oneness of sanctification,