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Think of the hypocrisy, WL wrote a biography of Watchman Nee, yet if others also write biographies that are less flattering they are "airing their grievances in public". If that were true you set yourself up as judge to write history. Witness Lee also set himself forth as an example. If he can give his life as an example to others then it is right that others can also discuss his life and example. You can't discuss Witness Lee's life without discussing LSM and the publication policy that affected all saints and was the basis to excommunicate Titus Chu. Also the portion you quote is in context. The person went to them and told them their sin. Now there are two possible responses, they refused to hear, in which case you move on to tell it to others and ultimately to the church. The other possibility is that they do hear you and beg forgiveness. If that happens there are two possibilities, the person forgives them or else they are self righteous and refuse. This chapter is balanced. If you seek out the person who sinned and they repent you are obligated to forgive them just as Christ forgave you. If they refuse to hear you then you are obligated to ultimately tell it to the church.
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