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Originally Posted by aron
In the RecV hermeneutical corpus, one saw a weird dichotomy where the disciples were selling their stuff and giving to widows in the first few chapters of Acts, and the Jerusalem Pillars telling Paul to "remember the poor", and then you had the "high peak mystical stuff" of the indwelling Christ, the ''tea-ification'' and so forth. It was a NT that had been thematically riven asunder, with "high peak" sections contrasted with "low" or "natural concepts" sections. With my new reading, I had a unified whole in front of me. There's one gospel, one Lord, one faith, one baptism...
Others may discover different things as well, I'm giving an example of what may lay ahead, if one's willing to let go of what's behind.
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For me personally, the anointing in the Recovery ended with the Life-Studies in 1984. The New Way, the Crystallization Study, the High Peaks, HWfMR, etc. added nothing. Repeating these messages was basically a waste. Whenever I did speak in the meetings, I had to leave the message doctrine from the handouts and find the anointing in the word. Repeating teachings from Anaheim (or Cleveland) was just tasteless, and mental gymnastics.