Section 2
away; behold, they have become new." The old creation includes the heavens, the earth, billions of items, and mankind. But the new creation in cludes only the chosen and redeemed people of God. God's people once were the old creation. But when Christ as the life-giving Spirit entered into us, we were germinated with the Triune God to become the new creation.
This germination depends on a "germ," and the germ with which the resurrected Christ has germinated us is the Triune God. Although this term may not sound pleasant to your ears, it is nevertheless the truth that the Triune God is the germ with which the pneumatic Christ has ger minated us. Hallelujah, we all have been germi nated with the "divine germ!" It is a fact that, as those who have been germinated with the Tri une God, we have this divine germ within us. Because we have been germinated through the Man-Savior's resurrection, we have been regen erated (1 Pet. 1:3).
THE REPRODUCTION OF THE PNEUMATIC CHRIST
The Man-Savior's germination of the new cre ation is His propagation, His multiplication. In the Gospels we have the one Christ, the unique