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Originally Posted by Admin
However we must remember that this takes us to a question, that is, how many of the practices was Lee able to practice throughout his life, relative to that which he saw? What percentage was it in relation to the revelation, before he left us?
In this case should we be “judging the vase”, given the importance of the subject here? This is a serious question about a man who was not the only a model for individual Christians, but also a ministry that was for the Body of Christ.
(Here are a number of topics that show the high peak of the divine revelation disclosed by Mr. Witness Lee)
· God’s intention to dispense Himself into man
· The all-inclusive, compound Spirit of Life
· The processed triune God
· God becoming man so that man could become God, but not in life and nature
· The New Jerusalem as the final consummation and ultimate mingling of divinity with humanity
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Actually, both the vase and the flowers inside are worthy of judgment. While I would agree that the five teachings you mention have a “high” air to them, they are really quite low. And numbers 2, 4, and 5 are just terms thrown together to sound impressive. There is no substance worthy of study, and surely nothing that would rise to the level of molehill.
They are truly the high peak of Lee’s bovine revelation. Unfortunately, there are too many cows still following that dead one who is being propped-up and carried through a barren pasture by the BBs. (Not intending to insult those who are following, but the ones who would continue to lead them through a mirage in a desert wasteland where the water they drink and the grass they eat is really sand.)