1. The plan God "has adopted" call for but one Redeemer, One highly exalted to the divine nature, and then a "little flock" of those whom he redeems, and who "walk in his footsteps" of suffering and self-denial, to share his name, his honor, his glory and his nature, even as the wife shares with her husband. A134:middle; 1Peter2:21
2. "God has shown us that the only way by which the church of Christ can ever attain to the heavenly inheritance is by the destruction of the human nature and its interest, by the relinquishing of all earthly hopes and ambitions", R5931:11
3. All of Jesus disciples have renounced their share in the Ransom blessings that are coming to the world at the Second Advent of our Lord, that they may have a share with the Redeemer in a still greater blessing--honor and immortality. The call of the church is not to give an additional Ransom-price, nor to add to that which Jesus gave; for His is sufficient. The Church's invitation is to demonstrate that they have the same spirit, disposition, that Jesus had, to do the Father's will at any cost- even unto death; and those demonstrating this may be accepted of the Father as members of a Royal Priest-hood, of which Jesus is the Head; as a Bride class, Jesus being the glorious Heavenly Bridegroom. It is required that these come back to God under a covenant the same as Jesus made, "Gather my saints together unto Me, those that have made a Covenant with Me by sacrifice", Psalms 50:5. The Church's Covenant is to sacrifice all their earthly life and rights, that they may become New Creatures in Christ and joint-heirs with Him on the spirit plane. All of the church, therefore, are sharers with Jesus in a work of self-sacrifice in that we tender ourselves to the Lord and He, as God's High Priest, offers us up as a part of His own sacrifice. Thus we fill up that which is behind of the afflictions of Christ, Col.1:24. Thus we suffer with Him that we may also reign with Him. Not until all of the spirit-begotten ones shall have passed into death will the merit of Christ, placed on deposit in the hands of Justice when He died, and mortgaged in the interest of the Church, be released from that mortgage and be ready for full application in the purchase of Adam and his race under the terms of the New Covenant. EF:6,7,10,11; add additional references.
4. The typical sin-offering shows us a picture of the sacrifice of Jesus different from the picture as a Ransom-price; for it shows how God appropriates the Merit of Christ in behalf of human sins. R5873:7; R5879-5882.
5. Since, in the type, the Lord's goat was in every way dealt with in precisely the same manner as the bullock, this means that the church must walk in the footsteps of her Lord, sacrificially unto death. R5873:12; 1Peter2:21
6. Ever since Pentecost, the Lord has been offering up the Antitypical Lord's goat class as His own members, as part of His own sacrifice. The next step is to present the sacrifice of His Church as part of His own sacrifice (at the Mercy Seat) which He makes applicable to the sin of all the people--the original sin of All the people. R5873:14
7. When this sacrifice has been given fully, completely, everlastingly to Justice as the full offset of original sin, Adam and all his children will be turned over by Justice into the hands of Jesus. Divine Justice will then have no more to do with mankind until the 1000 years are finished. R5973:2; see page 22:bottom