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Originally Posted by Zezima
I have a hard time agreeing with the gospel in the LR being fake. I was brought to salvation through this group. What about the gospel do you think they fabricated?
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Zezima,
I’m sorry that I didn’t respond to this right away, it’s been a busy week for me. I appreciate Untohim chiming in on this. I will just state my case like this: I do believe that there are genuine born again believers that are in recovery and have come through there. There are people there who read the Word and were preach real Christ because their lives have been changed and they had at one point or another became true believers, by putting their faith in Christ alone. But for the most part, the Gospel and the Jesus that’s is presented by Nee/Lee is a mystical, ghostical, experience of emotional exercise, self fulfilling, futile daily resuscitation techniques, that have no power to save or change a person’s life. It’s self deception on the highest of levels, that’s plays on two most vulnerable human senses: fear, and want to belong or be a part of something bigger that them. It’s an addictive drug of choice, for people to escape reality of life, get out of their mind, and let some “spirit” to control all aspects of ones being. That’s not the Jesus of the Bible, nor does that Jesus has any power to save. This Jesus doesn’t exist, it’s just His name being used for recruiting purposes, because otherwise no one would ever buy this junk that nether of those man are selling. (You should also look into how and what these man view Jesus, compared to Biblical Christian view. There are threads here that touch on some of the issues, regarding Divinity, His death, understanding of who He is today for us, and there are other things that pertain to dispensing that are totally absent from the Bible). So when you peel of the layers, it’s pretty obvious that we’re not talking about the same person. Over the past couple years, I have been told this on multiple occasions from people of TLR, so I had to do a lot digging into the subject myself.
It’s interesting that in my recent discussion with someone who had been in TLR for 30+ years, they mentioned to me, that they were told that the Gospel they preached to a person was “too Christian like” and was “a soul saving” or “soulish” rather that what the Lee/Nee said, and they should stop preaching that Gospel. Makes me sick to hear that, but that’s the reality. The goal of the so called “recovery”, is not to have people saved and be born again, life’s to be changed, but it’s rather to get them hooked on to the plague dispensary of Nee/Lee, and LSM, and to continue promoting the garbage “visions and “revelations” of both man”.
I know it’s sounds harsh, but the really is what it is. You have to call a duck, a duck, when you see one.
Also, couple of side notes:
1. I have made a decision to cut off most of my participation in this forum for forceable future, so if I don’t respond to some questions and requests, please forgive me.
2. The issue of getting into a sprit, or exercising your spirit, emptying your mind etc, have very odd connections to certain practices. I don’t think that’s it’s appropriate discussion on this forum, so if anyone is interested, do some research where they got that from.
Thanks all.