“Endeavoring to keep the oneness of the Spirit in the bond of peace” (Eph. 4:3)

As believers we should be desperate to keep the oneness. This oneness is not the oneness of doctrine or the oneness of theology; it is the oneness of the Spirit. The oneness of the Spirit is just the Spirit Himself. To keep the oneness of the Spirit is to keep the Spirit. If we are not in the Spirit, we are not in the oneness. And if we are not in the Spirit, we cannot say that we are in the Body. The Body is one with the Spirit, and the Spirit is the reality of the Body. If we are not in the Spirit, we are not in the oneness, but in division.

In The Spirit and the Body Witness Lee presents clear and penetrating examples that test whether our living is genuinely in the Spirit and in the Body. He goes on to reveal that the Lord’s recovery in this age is fundamentally a recovery of the oneness of the Body.

CONTENTS

1. Introduction
2. Four Aspects of the Spirit
3. The Compound Spirit
4. Experiencing the All-inclusive Spirit
5. The Anointing, the Sealing, the Earnest,
   and the Firstfruit
6. The Spirit of Holiness, the Spirit of Life,
   and the Spirit of Sonship
7. The Experience of the Spirit from Sanctification
   to Glorification
8. The Spirit in Revelation
9. The All-inclusive Spirit and Our Spirit
10. The Spirit as Our Person
11. Witnesses to Christ
12. A General View of the Body
13. The Practicality of the Body
14. The Functioning of All the Members
    of the Body
15. Exercising to Practice the Body Life
16. The Mutual Care of the Members and
    the Spiritual Gifts
17. Love and Transformation for the Body Life
18. The Oneness of the Body
19. The Site of God's Building
20. The Ground of the Church
21. A Few Crucial Matters concerning the
    Church Life