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Originally Posted by JJ
OK, more backward things:
We become God in life. Nope. Christ is our life.
We become God in nature? Nope. We have become partakers of the divine nature.
Not in the God-head? Yup.
Scrub, scrub, scrub! Read the Bible again, throw out Witness Lee’s mangling of it!
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"We become God". . ."we enjoy Christ" in the hyper-subjective world of the LsM it's not about Christ but about us. "Christ" is just a prop to be either waved or ignored. It's all about me, me, me. . .
Peter found out the hard way what happens when you take your eyes off of Jesus. Things degenerate instantly (Matt 14:28-30). "The Bride eyes not her garment" we used to sing. But Lee taught us to look at nothing but our "experiences", our sensations and subjective responses, which are O so slippery and so easily shaded with slithery and subtle things. Again, ask Peter - how easy it is go from Channeling the Father (Matt 16:17) to becoming a Vector for Satan (v.23)!
In Lee-land it's all about me and my abstract overlays, and the ooey-gooey sensation I get upon congratulating myself for scaling the "high peak", and for shouting the right phrases in front of awe-struck, wide-eyed infants.
What's the difference between the Spotless Bride and the Great Harlot? One was looking at her Husband, and one was looking at herself. I was reading the RecV a while back and saw that the King of Israel was a type of lc elder "enjoying grace", per the footnotes in Deuteronomy 17. And where was Jesus? Jesus who? "Rabbi, You are the Son of God, You are the King of Israel!" Nope, not in Deuteronomy 17. The lc elder is king of Israel.