Re: Sacrafice and Sail On - Book by Philip Lin
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Originally Posted by Terry
Resuming my reading of Sacrifice and Sail On, Phillip Lin indicates in Chapter 5
"Eventually, a false rumor of two aspects was being spread. The first aspect was that Brother Nee changed his concept about practicality of the church, the ground of the church, after the Second World War. The second aspect was that because Brother Lee is so much for the practicality of the church life, he is different from Watchman Nee." Location 1650 of 4086.
I don't know about these false rumors Phillip Lin is referring to. However from reading Watchman Nee books based on messages from the 1930's, I do notice a difference when he resumed his ministry in 1948. That is the relationship of the work versus the church. Pre-World War II the work is to support the churches (Antioch) . Post-World War II it's churches to support the work (Jerusalem). In other words the churches need to hand everything over to the work. Much as it is today among the local churches.
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Both Nee and Lee were the same. They both changed for the worse. Early-Nee and early-Lee were similar, and later-Nee and later-Lee were similar.
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