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working of the resurrected Christ within us. After the resurrected Christ germinates us and gener ates us, He sanctifies us. Sanctification includes transformation and conformation. As the proc ess of sanctification takes place within us, we begin to experience God's glorification. The issue of the dispensation of the Triune God into us is glory. If we daily take our stand of having died with Christ, we shall have the subjective experi ence of righteousness. Then if we allow Christ to live in us, we shall have the subjective expe rience of holiness. The result will be glory, the expression of God from within us.

THE ULTIMATE GOAL

Just as righteousness is God's procedure and holiness is God's nature, so glory is God's expres sion. The ultimate goal of the dispensation of the Triune God is that God be expressed through the Body of Christ. When the Body of Christ has become the expression of God's glory, that will be the time of full glorification. As Romans 8 reveals, the universe is eagerly awaiting this time, anxiously waiting to enter into the freedom of the glory of the children of God. In this glory God will be expressed in a full way. This will be

the ultimate issue of the dispensation of the Tri une God.

Because we all have died in Christ and are therefore righteous in the eyes of God, there is no ground for Satan to accuse us or to condemn us. Now Christ is living in us to sanctify us, to transform us, and to conform us to the image of Christ. The issue of this process is glory. This is the dispensation of the Triune God according to His righteousness, through His holiness, and unto His glory as revealed in the book of Romans.

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