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Originally Posted by Indiana
“Brother Nee stressed two things: Christ as life to produce the church and the church as the Body of Christ to express Christ.” (W.L.) That is, until the resumption of his ministry in Shanghai and he began to use terms like “the minister of the age” for the first time.
http://www.twoturmoils.com/BobDanker...onoftheAge.pdf |
If it were not so sad it would indeed be funny. Our brother singles out Acts 26:19 which relates to the preceding verses that describe Paul's experience in the greatest detail and has nothing to do with "one vision for the age" nonsense. It could be that reading and comprehension (even apart from revelation) are not our brothers best gifts. It is this type of rationalization that is accepted hook-line-and-sinker by those whose minds are subverted from the true knowledge of God to something that is more in line with cult-thinking. Once the simple one accepts this bait then the storyteller can create any type of believable scene from types and shadows in the Old Testament.
Now we move on to Acts 9:15. "This man is
A chosen vessel". This again has nothing to do with "unique", "one-and-only", "in every age" absurdities. Our brother has a great imagination - that's about it. Our brother disqualifies the exact meaning of the verse. God has many chosen vessels in every age. The evidence is quite obvious. Even apart from the fact that we ourselves are called chosen vessels.
I was listening to this weeks message on the CTM website. The brother who was speaking said something that startled me; "When we take our eyes off of Christ and put them only on the Church we become a cult". I use quotes but this is essentially what he stated. My dear blendeds you would do well to give heed to our simple brother's statement. He is a chosen vessel!