All Things in Christ

About this book

Opening with Ephesians 1:10 and the purpose to “sum up all things in Christ,” Austin-Sparks unfolds Christ as the Heavenly Man, in whom God’s eternal purpose, life, Word, and glory are revealed. From the contrast between Adam and Christ, he considers the Church as Christ’s corporate expression and the source of its unity. The reader is called to leave the ground of fallen human nature, know Christ by revelation, and live on His heavenly ground. First published in A Witness and A Testimony magazines, 1937-1939.

Contents

1. The Purpose of the Ages
2. The Manifestation of the Glory of God 🔒
3. A Man after God's Heart 🔒
4. Putting on the New Man 🔒
5. His Excellent Greatness 🔒
6. The Heavenly Man - The Inclusiveness and Exclusiveness of Jesus Christ 🔒
7. The Heavenly Man as the Instrument of the Eternal Purpose 🔒
8. The Heavenly Man as the Source and Sphere of Corporate Unity 🔒
9. The Heavenly Man and Eternal Life 🔒
10. The Heavenly Man and the Word of God 🔒
11. The Heavenly Man and the Word of God (continued) 🔒
12. Taking the Ground of the Heavenly Man 🔒
13. The Corporate Expression of the Heavenly Man 🔒
14. The Heavenly Man - The Indwelling of God 🔒
15. The Man Whom He Hath Ordained 🔒