1Ⅲ God's great will is to have Christ as the replacement for all the sacrifices and offerings in the Old Testament so that we may enjoy Him as our all in all—Heb. 10:5-10; Psa. 40:6-8:
2A As the unique sacrifice of the new covenant, Christ is the factor that enacts God's New Testament economy (Matt. 26:28) so that He may be its centrality and universality for the producing and building up of the church as His organic Body, which will consummate in the New Jerusalem.
3B Christ's replacing of all the Old Testament offerings, taking away all the Old Testament types and establishing Himself as everything to us, is God's great will; hence, Christ has changed the age for the consummating of God's new creation out of God's old creation (2 Cor. 5:17; Gal. 6:15); His changing the age is greater than the creation of the universe mentioned in Genesis 1:
41 The Old Testament predicted in Isaiah 53 that Christ would come to be the sacrifice for sin in order to replace and terminate the Levitical sacrifices (vv. 6, 11-12); God prepared a body for Christ so that He could offer Himself to God to replace all the offerings (Heb. 10:5).
52 基督除去‘那先有的’—旧约的祭物,为要立定自己作‘那后来的’—新约的祭物—9节:
52 Christ took away "the first," the sacrifices of the old covenant, that He might establish Himself as "the second," the sacrifice of the new covenant—v. 9:
6a 基督这‘后来的’,乃是一切—9节。
6a As "the second," Christ is everything—v. 9.
7b 我们凭这旨意,借基督一次永远地献上身体,就得以圣别,享受并有分于祂作我们的一切—10节。
7b By this will we have been sanctified through the offering of Christ's body once for all so that we may enjoy and partake of Him as our everything— v. 10.