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Originally Posted by Terry
“Oh, this man of death, Steve Isitt, he wrote
something. And someone else is sending it everywhere. I need to figure this out; oh, I never heard these things. Could this be true? Did the brothers behave like that?”
http://www.hidinghistoryinthelordsre...sinEcuador.pdf
It's in writings. Either the writers are lying or blended brothers are exerting much effort to conceal their roles; specifically in the late 80's turmoil. I see them as part of the problem during the turmoil when they could have been part of the solution.
The two writings in particular that com to mind is John Ingalls' Speaking the Truth in Love and David Wang's testimony of his account in Rosemead's turmoil. I have attached for thoe who have not read it.
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Terry, that Rosemead account by David Wang is an eye opener.
It shows how beloved brothers become bullies once they decide to "follow a man." By choosing to be so-called one with the ministry, they become men-pleasers capable of all manners of evil in order to justify their misaimed goals.
Only by following Christ our Head can we remain true to our conscience.