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Originally Posted by Terry
I'm bothered more on what's implied. That implication being God is only moving in the churches that are taking Witness Lee's ministry as the one publication. Once a church decides to stop taking this ministry as the one publication, God is no longer moving there. I bothered by the notion man can place boundaries where God is moving. Do you actually think God's moving is reduced to a Christian publisher and the churches that receive their publications? All the while being closed to saints divisive for being politically incorrect. I'm sure in his time Elijah and Jeremiah were considered divisive for the things they spoke. In relation to their kings, these prophets were politically incorrect.
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"The recovery" is a good common phrase from the LC, Nell!
This reminds me of a time a sister and I in Houston many years ago spoke with a friend of mine from work. We had been asked about our “church,” and we began speaking about the “Lord’s recovery.” This friend immediately said, “Oh, I didn’t know the church was sick.” That took us aback, but not for long. We just kept on talking because we had been convinced by the LC that “God is only moving in the churches that are taking Witness Lee's ministry as the one publication.”
I agree, Terry, no one can place boundaries on where God is moving.