1Ⅳ The living of the jubilee is a living in the enjoyment of Christ, a living of enjoying God as our inheritance and real freedom (Acts 26:18; John 8:36):
2A To be in the jubilee is to eat the Lord Jesus as the real produce of the good land, take Him as our dwelling place for our rest, and be freed from the slavery of sin and from the bondage of law and religion (6:57; Deut. 8:7-10; Col. 1:12; John 15:5; Psa. 16:5; 90:1; Rom. 6:6-7; Gal. 5:1).
3B The only way to be released from the three kinds of labor in human life—the labor to be a good person, the labor of anxiety, and the labor of suffering—is to take Christ as our enjoyment, satisfaction, and rest (Rom. 7:24—8:2; Phil. 4:5-7; 2 Cor. 12:9).
4C The Christian life should be a life full of enjoying the Lord, a life full of joy and praises; when we enjoy the Lord fully, He becomes our jubilee:
7D The living of the jubilee is a life in which we take God Himself, Christ Himself, in every situation; then He becomes the primary factor and center in us to lead us and overrule all the troubles of human life (John 6:16-21; Col. 1:17b, 18b).
9F Because everything is under His sovereignty, we should pray,"Lord, fill me, gain me, and possess me; no matter what my outward situation is, I just want to enjoy You."
10G We need to be today's ministers and witnesses by living and proclaiming the gospel—Christ as the jubilee of grace—for the accomplishing of God's eternal economy (Acts 26:16-19).