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Fulfillment of the Tabernacle and the Offerings in the Writings of John, The

Chapters: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63
This book is composed of messages given by Brother Witness Lee from October 31, 1982, to June 15, 1983, in Anaheim and Huntington Beach, California; Irving, Texas; and Stuttgart and Tübingen, Germany.
The Word, the tabernacle, the Lamb of God, the dove, the stone, and the house of God (1)    ch.1
The tabernacle and the priesthood
Extracts of the Gospel of John
God and the Word
The mysteries in John’s writings
The tabernacle and the Lamb
The dove, a symbol of the Spirit
The significance of the Word, the tabernacle, the Lamb, and the dove
The stone and the house of God
The incarnation of the defined God
A dove on a Lamb
The Word, the tabernacle, the Lamb of God, the dove, the stone, and the house of God (2)    ch.2
Interpreting the Bible by the Bible
The living Word and the written Word
The defined God
The Triune God defined in a living person
The Word becoming flesh and tabernacling among us
Christ crucified as the Lamb of God
The heavenly dove
The dove-Lamb
Living stones for a spiritual house
The Word, the tabernacle, the Lamb of God, the dove, the stone, and the house of God (3)    ch.3
John’s writings
Not only supplementary but also consummating
Supplementary to the synoptic Gospels with the view of Christ’s deity
Consummating the divine revelation with the divine person, the divine life, the divine nature, and the divine accomplishments of the Triune God
Not only polemical but also unveiling
Not only conciliatory but also all-inclusive
Books of mysteries
The Gospel of John
A book of signs
The prologue of the entire book
The significance of the six signs in John 1    ch.4
The Word
The tabernacle
The Lamb of God
The dove upon the Lamb
The stone
The house of God
The six signs covering both the span and the scope of the central line of God’s entire economy
The significance of the signs of changing water into wine and the raising up of the destroyed temple    ch.5
The two signs in John 2
The third day
Coming in resurrection
The wedding feast of human life
The wine running out
Changing water into wine
Building up the mystical Body of Christ
A word of encouragement
Enjoying the building
The signs of regeneration, the bronze serpent, and the bride (1)    ch.6
Mysteries and signs
The rebuilt tabernacle
The way to be built into the temple
The sign of regeneration
The reality of regeneration
Born of water and the Spirit
A new being
The signs of regeneration, the bronze serpent, and the bride (2)    ch.7
Christ typified by the bronze serpent
A sign of our serpentine nature
Receiving another life
The bridegroom and the bride
The signs of regeneration, the bronze serpent, and the bride (3)    ch.8
Grace and gift
A complete section
The Lord’s conversation with Nicodemus
The way to enjoy the incarnated God
Partaking of Christ
The serpent and the bride (1)    ch.9
The bronze serpent
The need of regeneration
The universal increase of the unlimited Christ
The serpent and the bride (2)    ch.10
The importance of Eve
The serpentine people becoming Christ’s increase
No independence
Paul’s concern
The final word concerning the serpent and the bride
The way to enter the tabernacle
Continuing to live by our old being
Christ living in us
Living by the old being or the new being
Learning to live by our regenerated being
The serpentine people becoming the universal increase of the unlimited Christ by the immeasurable Spirit with the eternal life (1)    ch.11
Neglecting the mysteries and forming a religion
The divine life and the divine Spirit
A superficial understanding of four matters
Regeneration
The Spirit
Eternal life
God so loving the world
Matters concerning which Christians have very little realization
The serpentine flesh
The bronze serpent
The human spirit
The bride and the bridegroom
Christ’s increase
The unlimited Christ
The immeasurable Spirit
The serpentine people becoming the universal increase of the unlimited Christ by the immeasurable Spirit with the eternal life (2)    ch.12
The serpentine nature
The universal increase of Christ
The unlimited Christ
From above
Above all
Loved by the Father
Given all things by the Father
Sent by God
Speaking the Word of God
The serpentine people becoming the universal increase of the unlimited Christ by the immeasurable Spirit with the eternal life (3)    ch.13
Giving the Spirit not by measure
Giving eternal life to His believers
Having the bride as His universal increase
The immeasurable Spirit
The all-inclusive compound Spirit typified by the compound ointment
The life-giving Spirit
The pneumatic Christ
The eternal life
The two traditional signs in John 4: Jacob’s well and Mount Gerizim (1)    ch.14
A place of mixture
Tradition not able to satisfy man’s thirst
Our need for a living person
A fountain and a spring
Not trusting in a traditional well
The two traditional signs in John 4: Jacob’s well and Mount Gerizim (2)    ch.15
The history related to Mount Gerizim
Mixture in worship
Worship in Spirit and truthfulness
Worship that satisfies the Father
Three important matters
Living water
Worshipping in the human spirit
Christ as the reality of the offerings
The traditional signs in John 5 (1)    ch.16
A condensation of the universal story
The way into God’s tabernacle
A well and a mountain
Two illustrations
A feast of the Jews
The Feast of Purim
The feasts in John’s Gospel
Passing out of death into life
The traditional signs in John 5 (2)    ch.17
The Sheep Gate
The pool of Bethesda
Five porticoes
The multitude
An angel of the Lord
The stirring up of the water
The Sabbath
John the Baptist
The Scriptures
Moses
Searching the Scriptures
All the signs pointing to the living Son of God
The signs in John 6 (1)    ch.18
Some basic thoughts in the Gospel of John
A sketch of this Gospel
The principle and goal of life
Two cases
Everything empty without Christ
Truth, the divine reality
The pool in Jerusalem and the sea in Galilee
Our need for food
An illustration of our need
Caring for regulations instead of enjoyment
God’s desire that we take him as the tree of life
Five barley loaves and two fish
Eternal life
The bread of life
The signs in John 6 (2)    ch.19
The bread of life
The passover
Receiving the Lord into our being
The life-giving Spirit embodied in the Word
Our need for Christ as our life supply
The signs in John 7 (1)    ch.20
The years of the Lord’s ministry
A full view of God’s salvation
The real Feast of Purim
The bread of life
The living bread
The Feast of Tabernacles
Fed and satisfied by Christ
Hungry and thirsty
The signs in John 7 (2)    ch.21
Christ for nourishment and satisfaction
A life restricted for God’s purpose
Seeking God’s glory for God’s satisfaction
Qualified to be the burnt offering
Slandered and persecuted
The life that satisfies and overflows
Persecuted by religion
Enjoying Christ as the reality of the feasts
The signs in John 8 (1)    ch.22
The tabernacle and the Lamb
The universal reality
A mutual abode
The way into the tabernacle
The incarnated God
The extract of the last Adam
The signs in John 8 (2)    ch.23
A review of the signs in chapters 1 through 7
Sin, darkness, and death
A book of signs
Slaves of sin
Children of the devil
Condemned by the law
The truth and the Emancipator
Christ in actuality and practicality
The pneumatic Christ
The great I Am
A practical way to be set free from sin
The signs in John 8 (3)    ch.24
The Son of the Father
The light of the world
The “I Am”
The truth
To release man from the bondage of sin
Lifted up on the cross as the Son of Man
Honoring the Father and not seeking His own glory
Expected with exultation by Abraham
Slandered by religious people
Tempted and persecuted by those seeking to kill Him
The signs in John 9 (1)    ch.25
The reality of the universe and of the human vessels created by God
Pictures of invisible things
The fulfillment of the tabernacle
The fulfillment of the offerings
The lampstand
The Triune God revealed in the Word
The signs in John 9 (2)    ch.26
The sign of a blind man to manifest the works of God
The light of the world to heal the blindness of man
The signs of the clay, the Lord’s spittle, and the anointing
The sign of washing in the pool of Siloam
The sign of the Sabbath day
The persecution of religion
The signs in John 10 (1)    ch.27
A book of signs
The Feast of the Dedication
The door of the sheepfold
Thieves and robbers coming in another way
Not the door to heaven
The sheep in the fold
The blind man cast out of the fold
Enjoying Christ as the pasture in the daylight
A change of dispensation
Religious leaders not recognizing the Lord
The difference between the fold and the flock
Freedom from legality
The signs in John 10 (2)    ch.28
The good Shepherd
The pasture
Other sheep
One flock
Eternal life
The hand of the Son
The hand of the Father
The Feast of the dedication
The signs in John 11 (1)    ch.29
Cases in chapters 3 through 7
Three basic problems of fallen mankind
Sin
Blindness
Death
John’s intention in His Gospel
The sign of death
The signs in John 11 (2)    ch.30
The sign of sickness
The sign of the Lord’s delay
The sign of man’s opinion
A sign of walking in darkness
A sign of the frustration to the Lord’s resurrection life
Martha’s opinion
Mary’s opinion
The Jews’ opinion
Martha’s opinion again
A life-giving savior
The signs in John 12 (1)    ch.31
The significance of the nine cases
The tabernacle and the offerings
God’s dwelling place
The need of the offerings
The sin offering
The trespass offering
The burnt offering
The meal offering
Entering the tabernacle
The sign of the house in Bethany
Feasting on the peace offering
The result of Christ as the offerings
A picture of the church life
The signs in John 12 (2)    ch.32
The sign of the resurrected Lazarus
The sign of a grain of wheat
The sign of the all-inclusive death of Christ
For the release of the divine life
For the glorification of God the Father
For the judgment of the world
For the casting out of Satan
For the drawing of all men to Christ
The sign of religion’s blindness
The signs in John 13 (1)    ch.33
The importance of chapter 13
A brief sketch
Nine cases
The way for the church to be enlarged
The need of the laver
Looking into the depths of John’s writings
Knowing the all-inclusive Lord
Knowing that He had come from God and was going to God
The commission the Lord received from the Father
Loving the disciples to the uttermost
The signs in John 13 (2)    ch.34
One fellowship
The sign of brotherly love in foot-washing
To receive blessing
To sift the false one
To expose the self-confident one
An overview of the signs in John 14 through 17    ch.35
A record of signs
The need of the laver
The ten signs in John 14 through 17
The sign of the Father’s house
The sign of the Son’s going and coming
The sign of the way, the reality, and the life
The sign of the Divine Trinity
The sign of another paraclete
The sign of the abode
The sign of the true vine
The sign of the newborn child
The sign of the divine glorification
The sign of the believers’ oneness in the Triune God
The signs in John 14 through 17 (1)    ch.36
God’s dwelling place
A mutual abode
An abstract of the Bible and its extracts
The tabernacle and the Lamb of God
Spirit and life
The offerings in the Gospel of John
A full picture of the tabernacle
The signs in John 14 through 17 (2)    ch.37
The Father’s house
The church built up in resurrection
Many abodes
Bethel
The tabernacle
The temple
The saints’ enjoyment of the house of God
Not a heavenly mansion
The signs in John 14 through 17 (3)    ch.38
The real tabernacle
The resurrected temple
The New Jerusalem
The signs in John 14 through 17 (4)    ch.39
The Son’s going
To solve the problem of sin
To terminate the old creation
To judge the world
To destroy Satan and his works
To abolish the law of the commandments in ordinances
To release the divine life
To prepare a place for His believers to enter into God
The Son’s coming
The last Adam becoming the life-giving Spirit
The Son coming as the Spirit
As the Spirit coming to enter into the believers
To impart the divine life into the believers
To live in and with the believers
To bring the believers into the Father, that where He is they also may be
The signs in John 14 through 17 (5)    ch.40
The way — to enter into the Father
The crucified Jesus and the resurrected Christ with His redemption
Access in the Spirit unto the Father
A new and living way
The reality
The life
The signs in John 14 through 17 (6)    ch.41
The dispensing of the Triune God
The three-one God
The name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
Complete and completed
The completed Spirit
The completed Son
The life-giving Spirit
The signs in John 14 through 17 (7)    ch.42
The Father
The source, the originator, the initiator, the planner, and the designer
Having the will
Dwelling in unapproachable light
Sending the Son
Coming with the Son
Living and working in the Son
Giving all that He has to the Son, thus being embodied in the Son
Glorified in the Son
Giving the Son to us
Dwelling in us with the Son by the Spirit
The Son
The expression, the accomplisher
Coming with the Father
Tabernacling among us
Coming in the name of the Father
Not only coexisting but also coinhering with the Father
The Son and the Father being one; thus, the Son being the Father
Living because of the Father
Working with the Father
Working in the name of the Father
Doing the Father’s will
Speaking the Father’s word
Seeking the Father’s glory
Expressing the Father
Sending the Spirit from with the Father
Giving the Spirit to us
Becoming the Spirit through death and resurrection
Abiding in us as the Spirit with the Father
The signs in John 14 through 17 (8)    ch.43
The Spirit
The one who enters in, the Applier
The consummation of the Triune God
Source, expression, realization
For dispensing and mingling
Another Paraclete
Receiving all that is of the Son, thus becoming the Son’s transfiguration
The signs in John 14 through 17 (9)    ch.44
Sent by the Father in the Son’s name
Given by the Father in answer to the Son’s request
Proceeding from with the Father
To abide with the Son and the Father in us
To testify concerning the Son and glorify Him
To overflow from within the believers
The seven Spirits before the throne of God as the seven eyes of the Lamb, the Son
One with the bride, God’s redeemed
The Father, the Son, and the Spirit being the one God, and the entire God being the Spirit
The sign of another Paraclete
One called to another’s side to help him
One offering legal aid or one interceding on behalf of someone else
For consoling
The Spirit of reality
Coming through the Son’s death and resurrection
Receiving all that is of the Son to disclose it to the believers
To testify concerning the Son and to glorify Him
To guide the believers into all the reality
To convict the world concerning sin, righteousness, and judgment
The signs in John 14 through 17 (10)    ch.45
The twofoldness of divine truth
The sign of the abode
Becoming God’s dwelling place
Becoming one with God
A pneumatic organism
The Triune God dwelling in us
The signs in John 14 through 17 (11)    ch.46
A sign of Christ’s universal spreading
The vine being the Father’s house
The glorification of the Father in fruit-bearing
The signs in John 14 through 17 (12)    ch.47
A reconsideration of John 14
The new man born in resurrection
The Head and the Body
The second man
A wonderful sign
Rejoicing at the birth of the new man
The house, the vine, and the new man
The signs in John 14 through 17 (13)    ch.48
Rebuilding and birth in resurrection
Divine things
Born in resurrection
The church from two different viewpoints
The signs in John 14 through 17 (14)    ch.49
Lifting up His eyes to heaven
The saints in Paradise
Paradise, not a heavenly mansion
Paradise and the third heaven
With Christ
The souls under the altar
The Son of man in the heart of the earth
Caught up to meet with Christ
The signs in John 14 through 17 (15)    ch.50
The expression of the divine life with its nature
The Lord’s prayer concerning His glorification
The mount of transfiguration
Glorified through death and resurrection
Glorification in the church life
The need of breaking
The significance of glorification
The signs in John 14 through 17 (16)    ch.51
The glorification of the Son of Man
Glorification and multiplication
The house, the vine, and the new man
The glorification of the Father in the Son
The continuation of the divine glorification in the church life
The consummation of the church life
The signs in John 14 through 17 (17)    ch.52
The function of the divine life
A revelation of God’s desire to dispense Himself into man
Regeneration and resurrection
Glorification and fruit-bearing
Multiplication for glorification
The signs in John 14 through 17 (18)    ch.53
The multiplication and glorification of the Son of Man
Not a heavenly mansion
The New Jerusalem
The saints in Paradise
A gnostic concept
Two greek words used interchangeably
Glorification, fruit-bearing, and the birth of the new man
The signs in John 14 through 17 (19)    ch.54
The divine glorification and the church life
Oneness in the Father’s name
Oneness in the Triune God
Oneness in the glory of the Triune God
The signs in John 18 (1)    ch.55
The emphasis in the Gospel of John concerning the death of Christ
A bird’s-eye view
Multiplication
God’s desire to make His chosen people His reproduction
Divine glorification
The judgment of this world
Realizing that we are Christ’s glorification
The Lord’s boldness in presenting Himself to be put to death
The signs in John 18 (2)    ch.56
The I Am
The Lord’s willingness to be put to death
The preparations for the process of death
Christ before Pilate
The King of the kingdom of God
A witness to the truth
Proved to be without fault
Death for multiplication and glorification
Our need to experience all the preparations for the death process
The signs in John 19 (1)    ch.57
The sign of a crown of thorns and a purple garment
The sign of the cross
The sign of the title written in Hebrew, Latin, and Greek
The sign of the two crucified with Christ
The sign of the seamless tunic
The sign of the fifth word spoken by the Lord on the cross
The signs in John 19 (2)    ch.58
The sign of the Lord’s behavior in passing through the process of death
Willingly suffering Pilate’s scourging
Quietly accepting the insulting mocking
Boldly facing the threat of death
Bearing the cross without rejection
Tolerating the stripping silently
Caring for His mother while undergoing crucifixion
Taking the vinegar offered to Him in mockery
The sign of blood and water flowing out of the Lord’s pierced side
The sign of the unbroken bones signifying the Lord’s unbreakable resurrection life for the producing of the church
The sign of the binding linen signifying the old creation to be buried with the crucified Christ
The signs in John 20 (1)    ch.59
The eternal God becoming a man
The divine life passing through death
Death, resurrection, multiplication, and glorification
The first day of the week
Early in the morning
The sign of sister Mary the Magdalene
The sign of the two brothers who were satisfied with the fact
The signs in John 20 (2)    ch.60
The sign of the empty tomb
The sign of the linen cloths and the handkerchief
The sign of the Lord’s brothers
The sign of the Lord’s secret ascension to the Father
The sign of the disciples’ gathering on the day of the Lord’s resurrection
The sign of the Lord’s sending
The signs in John 21 (1)    ch.61
Three practical questions
An aggregate sign
Some aspects of the pneumatic Christ
Omniscient
Omnipresent
Omnipotent
The situation of the disciples
The Lord’s training of His disciples
To experience His invisible presence
To trust in Him for their living
Restored by the Lord
The signs in John 21 (2)    ch.62
The significance of the fire
The Lord’s questioning of Peter
Shepherding the Lord’s flock
Further training
A broad span
The signs in John 21 (3)    ch.63
The Lord’s visible and invisible presence
The inward and outward aspects of the truth
Enjoying the Lord in His invisible presence
Two aspects of the Spirit
Outward facts and inward experience

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