Sacrifice and Sail On - Book by Philip Lin

[Freedom]

Originally Posted by Terry

Chapter 6 Location 2310 0f 4086

"In order to carry out this task, Brother Lee used a bilingual young brother, A. Yu, instead of a more mature brother, J. Ingalls, or others, to help him with the training. This caused more than a little murmuring and dissenting in the church in Anaheim."

Philip Lin's book is the first time I heard of this.
Why would there be dissenting? It was only logical to select a brother fluent in Chinese and English. Besides wasn't John working on the Recovery translation with Al Knoch and Bill Duane?

When I read that it's almost like Lin is implying that John was offended that Lee didn't bring him to Taiwan. I notice, however, that Lin says "J. Ingalls, or others..." So what really was Lin's point in mentioning John's name other than trying to imply a motive like ambition or jealousy?