Owner of CTZ Forums Hostile to Watchman Nee
No Valid Reason Given
My hope is that through posting this page, though I am banned from this site, others may come to testify how the owner of CTZ Forums is sinning bearing false witness and that he ought to repent of his sins. Praise the Lord!
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Date of Birth: April 1, 1951 |
Age: 55 |
Gender: A Guy |
Thread: Nee's Writings
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Nee Writings
Nee wrote a lot of materials.
In just casual reading at first it sounds like he might just be saying a lot of things one believes in a different way. But the more one reads it starts becoming obvious there is a huge, mystical, Pentecostal and other non Christian and Biblical issues and beliefs being taught. His online writings are located at Living Stream Ministry. |
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06-25-2006, 11:35 PM
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Re: Nee Writings
It sounds like those that would sin bearing
false witness against Watchman Nee through he
said, she said, and not actually quoting Nee is
a sign of sloppiness and a spirit of
undiscernment.
Remember, Nee treated mysticism as of the emotion, not of the spirit and he did not believe in Pentecostalism since he did not believe tongues was gibberish babble. If you would like to confirm this for yourself read God's Work by Nee. Richard said Watchman Nee did not speak today’s tongues but that neither did he disprove of it either. That is an inaccurate portrayal. When you read his book, God’s Work, the impression you get is that he is using conciliatory irony just as Paul did with the carnal Corinthians who had carried over some practices from the ecstasy of mystery religions (of which there were several) around the region of Corinth. Watchman Nee would use terms like “baby talk” and “kindergarden stage” to describe tongues of Pentecostalism. He said “a church which tries to build itself up by the gifts [which according to man's interpretation includes false tongues of Pentecostalism] will end up being a carnal church always, since it is not God's way for the building up of the church except in the nursery stage”. Watchman Nee believed that tongues meant different languages. Instead of bearing false witness, why not double check your sources of he said, she said? Answers to all known sins bearing false witness are found here, http://www3.telus.net/trbrooks/Misreading.htm Use the search function to find out about anything specifically. And remember Living Stream Ministry does not accurately represent Nee's writings either, for LSM is the cult run by the unregenerate Witness Lee. Watchman Nee was jailed for life in 1953. After that time the Little Flock remained true to Nee's agreement with the Word. They separated themselves from the LSM cult. For a brutal example of altering Nee's writings, go here (Watchman Nee published The Spiritual Man himself), http://www3.telus.net/trbrooks/Spiritual_Man.htm |
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06-25-2006, 11:46 PM
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Re: Nee Writings
What is this self-proclaimed unspecified
different way? Deeper is not different. It is
better and more accurate is it not? If your
prefer to remain fleshly, no doubt what is
deeper will seem different because it is
different to your understanding of that which is
fleshly and ultimately inaccurate. I know there
is some false teaching in the CTZ forum owner
because to sin bearing false witness has its
hidden subterranean motivation of lack of
humility and some certain false teaching.
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06-25-2006, 11:47 PM
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Re: Nee Writings
Please do not try to draw people off to other
forums to continue a discussion from here.
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06-26-2006, 11:16 AM
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Re: Nee Writings
Parture,
I have read on Nee from many sources, including pro-Nee sites. While you may wish to dispute some points of translation the overall reality of Nee remains the same. He taught a ton that was not Biblical. The main point is he derived thinking and beliefs from non-Biblical sources. And they perverted Biblical truths. The Bible does show us to be beings of flesh, mind and soul. The mind being the 'meeting place' of the flesh and spirit. Before born-again, the flesh is very powerful in our total being. And the Bible does use soul, in many places, to refer to our total being. After born-again, we do not become spirit controlled. The Bible is quite clear the flesh and spirit are at war. And that war plays out in the mind. Neither our flesh or spirits are in complete control. And at resurrection, we are not pure spirit beings. We will once again be beings of spirit and flesh. But they will be in total harmony. So, mistranslation or not. Nee gets it very wrong. |
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06-26-2006, 03:21 PM
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Re: Nee Writings
I don't wish to dispute anything. I am merely
speaking the truth, and will let you repent if
you are willing to receive God's leading in your
life. I do not say all translations at the LSM
cult are inaccurate of Nee's writings, but
certainly some as the one I have given you is a
premier example, and remember Nee published the
white cover himself in English.
http://www3.telus.net/trbrooks/Spiritual_Man.htm
Obviously I document this information on my site, because you admit you censor and ban the truth. So what I have done is quite reasonable don't you think? The overall reality of Nee's writings are the same, he remains an uttermost spiritual Christian, and I certainly can't find anyone's writings that are deeper in Christ, nor can you. We can quantify this too with specific teachings that set Nee apart in his accuracy. Suffice it to say, in our reading the Word, him and I agree. Those 5 pinpointeres are: 1) osas arminian, 2) tripartite man, 3) gap restoration, 4) partial rapture, and 5) Biblical locality. Very simple, very true, and proven ad finitum. These teachings expose your teachings. Praise God! Your teaching is non-Biblical, for the Bible says do not sin bearing false witness, and all I have seen is this is what you do. I love being able to see underneath you on this matter. The writings of Nee were derived from the Word of God. It is said, and you can sense it, his writings fit like a glove on the Word (66 books of the Bible-Jesus Christ). If it was not the case you could show otherwise. You are aware many in the west deeply respect Nee's writings, because he was so consecrated, and had great talent. Apparently he had a photographic memory and his IQ was off the charts. That's why you try to sin bearing false witness trying to claim he is forgotten. You'll try to deceive yourself every which way you can. That is the power of your flesh at war with the Spirit. The mind is never confused with the spirit. The mind is of the soul, and of course Nee proves that completely here with verses of Scripture. Your issues are coming forth, http://www3.telus.net/trbrooks/spiritsoul.htm. We are tripartite. In short, our soul is our mind, will and emotion: self-consciousness. Our spirit has the functions of intuition, communion and conscience: God-consciousness. And our body is our world-consciousness. The flesh is the sin of the body and self of the soul. When God breathed His Spirit into the body from dust, there was created the soul life. Chay is used to describe the fact that what was created was both a soul life and a spirit life: the soulical and the spiritual. The soul therefore, is a composite of our body and spirit. Nee explains this in his writings, which you fail to discern. Take another look. Don't be lazy. Anyone can accuse mindlessly. It's the easiest thing in the world. The bipartite view is of fallen man, http://www3.telus.net/trbrooks/spiritsoulbody.htmm After being born-again, it is God's desire that the spirit of the believer take pre imminence as the guiding principle by which the believer walks by so that the soul aids the spirit in communion with the Holy Spirit. The battlefield is in the mind where Satan tries to gain a stronghold. The flesh wars against the spirit, but the redemptive design effects the spirit regaining its rightful place in the believer if the believer is willing. Think of the spirit as the mistress, the soul and the steward and the body as the servant. The soul (where the mind is housed) listens to the sensitivity of the spirit's still small voice and inner registrations as the spirit receives from the Holy Spirit God's direction. Your spirit is your inner man and your soul and body comprise your outer man. I do agree with one thing thing you said though, that when you are born-again, you do not become automatically spirit lead for you are still a babe in Christ and are for the most part operating soulically. Your still likely stuck in your mind, will and emotion, and forsaking the intuition and conscience of your spirit. This takes time to overcome. The fact that we have a spirit and are born-again does not mean we are without the mind, will and the emotion, for God wants us to use all our parts. It just means rather that the spirit is to regain its rightful place as 1 Thess. 5.23 says spirit, soul and body in that order. I am always amazed that men of the flesh can be so confused by this basic truth of the dividing of the spirit, soul and body. As Watchman Nee wrote in TSM (CFP white covers): "I am not the first to advocate the teaching of the dividing of spirit and soul. Andrew Murray once said that what the church and individuals have to dread is the inordinate activity of the soul with its power of mind and will. F. B. Meyer declared that had he not known about the dividing of spirit and soul, he could not have imagined what his spiritual life would have been. Many others, such as Otto Stockmayer, Jessie Penn-Lewis, Evan Roberts, Madame Guyon, have given the same testimony. I have used their writings freely since we all have received the same commission from the Lord; therefore I have decided to forego notating their many references." Praise the Lord!! The difference between Nee and you is that Nee can back up what he says, as can I. Watchman Nee never said we are pure spirit beings at resurrection. We still remain spirit, soul and body. Nee believed the new city is a physical city and we will inhabit it physically with our newly resurrected spiritual bodies. There is a wonderful 17 point proof of this fact. Why make this bizarre accusation: "at resurrection, we are not pure spirit beings". Since Nee did not teach this, why argue about it? You're on a tangent. I don't even think you are misreading something somewhere. You seem to just make things up in your hostility and accusations. You never provide a quote. May I say that you seem like you are trying to be cunning and couth with your words since you never provide the source of your accusations. I believe the source therefore must be the evil spirit in your spirit. You get it wrong every time. |
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06-26-2006, 03:17 PM
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Re: Nee Writings
So far I am seeing preaching.
Answer the Biblical question in the one post to get off this bouncing around. There are a couple of things to address here though, on a different level.
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We believe we are being composed of mind, body and spirit. The spirit and body input into the mind where a decision is made. One problem with your state is that you call soul the mind in all situations. That is erroneous. It also carried the meaning, in a number of uses, of being our complete being, as in working as a unified whole within the world. When we die the flesh is temporarily lost, but the spirit and the mind go on. If damned, in Hell. If saved, in Heaven. But the flesh input portion of the mind is lost until resurrection and glorfication. Then the flesh is restored but purified. Nor is the soul, when used in the context of the mind, the place where the mind is housed. It is the mind when used in that context. Partially flesh and partially spirit.
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I was banned at this point, so here is my response:
All we are seeing here is preaching and misunderstanding and overassuming from CI. He keeps avoiding the Biblical question presented him which is to prove himself, that if he has a claim against Watchman Nee, surely he can quote Nee saying it to make his case. This is how we ought to treat others as we would like to be treated and not just fling allegations without substance and breaking the commandments of God. For such behavior is not love and truth. Nor should we ban people because of our own sin in this belligerent behavior.
I did not bear false witness, nor did you indicate such. Our being tripartite is spirit, soul and body, not merely mind, body and spirit. Our soul has a will and emotion and a mind that can reason. The spirit of the man does not input into the mind where a decision is made. This is proven by the fact that the mind can make a choice independent of the spirit. The mind of the flesh can war against the spirit and refuse the leading of the spirit in the man by the Holy Spirit. This shows why we need the dividing of our spirit, soul and body so that we can walk after the Spirit and sense the inner registrations of our spirit to do God's will, and not confuse the emotion of our soul with the intuition of our spirit. You don't even make mention of the emotion and the will of our soul because if your stiffness. You focus only on the reasoning of the mind, but it is faulty for you overlook the other components of the soul that are just as important. If we are in harmony with God, we will let the Holy Spirit communicate to the spirit and then what the spirit receives may flow to the soul's mind, will and emotion to make a decision of the will, cleans the mind and renew emotion.
So we see the fallen bipartite teaching of CI, for he rejects that the soul has the functions of mind, will and emotion, thus confusing the functions of the spirit and the soul and not be able to discern like an Andrew Murray. Unwittingly, CI still walks after his soulical self.
You should not misrepresent what I believe. I do not call the soul the mind only. As has been shown through Scripture, the soul has the functions of mind, will and emotion, not just the mind. Again read here for proof...http://www3.telus.net/trbrooks/spiritsoul.htm. Your mistake is of course forgetting the will and the emotion which are also components of the soul. When we die the spirit and the soul get saved in Abraham's bosom to be resurrected with a newly clothed spiritual body at the last trumpet. This is a physical body.
The flesh is the sin of the body and the self of the soul. When we die of course the sin of the body is gone since this outer corporeal body will be without blood. Our resurrected body will not have blood in it as Jesus resurrected body did not have blood in it. However, since some believers will lose the reward of reigning during the millennial kingdom, obviously the self of the soul has yet to overcome in outer darkness for believers before the new city commences after the millennial kingdom. The spirit and soul and body live on forever, whether to hell or the new city when heaven and earth come together.
Both the spirit and the soul are resurrected together, not separately. Just as Thomas touched Jesus in the flesh, we too will have resurrected bodies that will reign during the millennial kingdom on earth and afterward in the new city and new earth.
We will always still have a soul with its mind, will and emotion. The mind in the soul is not in the body, nor is it in the spirit. The spirit's functions are much more sensitive with its intuition, communion and conscience, while the outerman of the soul has the functions of mind, will and emotion. The soul is spoken of as being the total man because when God breathed His Spirit into the body from dust there was created the total man. Encased within the soul is the spirit, and in turn is without the body. The soul mediates between the spirit and the body. Like Andrew Murray believed, there is the dividing of the spirit, soul and body that is needed so as to walk after the spirit first and foremost, then the soul, then the body. This is God's ordering. If you don't even know what is of the soul and what is of the body and what is of the spirit, then you will be confused as we have seen.
A resurrected body is a spiritual body just as Jesus' body was a spiritual body which could be physically touched though without the blood. Your problem is not understanding that the physical body resurrected is a spiritual body for it can no longer sin. Only a physical body that is not spiritual can still sin; so we all must die in these bodies of flesh and blood.
The reason we are even having this conversation is because I came to your site and noticed your sins bearing false witness, so I was please to correct you which requires your repentance if you are to overcome these sins of yours.
Troy Brooks
Thread: God's Nature - Modalism
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God's Nature - Modalism
Looking at
Watchman Nee.org
we see the following on the nature of God:
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God is triune in how he presents himself but not
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06-25-2006, 11:15 PM
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Re: God's Nature - Modalism
I would like to show you some sins bearing false
witness against Watchman Nee through the flesh
of men.
"The Father is the source, the Son is the expression, and the Spirit is the application." Watchman Nee never said this, nor did He believe this. Nee believed the Son was not the Father, nor was the Son the Spirit. You're confusing Witness Lee with Watchman Nee. Witness Lee spent his entire life trying to convince people Nee agreed with him. Nee did not. "God the Son is the embodiment of God the Father." Watchman Nee never said this, nor did He believe it, for the Bible says, the Son is the Godhead bodily, not the Father. Someone else, an unregenerate, said Nee said these things - those who are carnal and those who are unregenerates such as Witness Lee. "God is triune in how he presents himself but not in personage" - Watchman Nee never believed this. Watchman Nee believed God was Triune in His 3 Persons that held council before the foundations of the world. Do you see how you sin bearing false witness? Your link is from a Witness Lee site, not a Watchman Nee site. They even alter Nee's writings, http://www3.telus.net/trbrooks/Spiritual_Man.htm "In Heaven he is the Father (Source). On the earth he is the Son (Expression). In saints he is the Holy Spirit (reality)." This is modalism which is a false doctrine that Watchman Nee never believed in, so why sin bearing false witness against him? What is your hidden subterranean motivation? In order to make any of your false allegations, you need to be able to quote Watchman Nee to prove it. Otherwise it is just he said, she said. It's always interesting to find out what peoples' real agenda is after you catch them sinning bearing false witness. http://www3.telus.net/trbrooks/Watchman_Nee.htm |
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06-26-2006, 02:17 AM
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Re: God's Nature - Modalism
Question: How can CI be bearing false testimony
against someone when he is
only calling it as he sees it? I mean, you have evidence that Nee doesn't believe as CI thinks he does, but CI apparently thinks that about Nee because he read it wherever. It's not like CI is saying something that he believes is untrue. That would be sinning via lies, as you have accused. So can you please mellow out with the accusations? |
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06-26-2006, 10:20 AM
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Re: God's Nature - Modalism
Thanks, John.
I could be wrong, but I believe Parture has been on an old CTZ board saying these same things. If not him, at least the author of Telnus has been in the past. The problem with Telnus is that those of pro Nee sites have posted his writings. And Telnus and such have tried to rewrite what Nee has said, change it meaning and so on. They have tried to pawn it off on Watchman Lee, an 'Apostle' of Nee. Nee was very non-biblical and justly labeled a cult founder by Biblical Christians. |
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06-26-2006, 10:50 AM
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Re: God's Nature - Modalism
Hi Parture,
Then post Nee's quotes showing us what he really taught. I see nothing from you but a statement. Post's Nee's words here on the trinity. By the way. That quote was from a Watchman Nee site. |
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06-26-2006, 03:25 PM
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Re: God's Nature - Modalism
I need not post what Nee taught, for it is all
through my pages,
http://www3.telus.net/trbrooks/Watchman_Nee.htm
. I have already given you the 5 basic teachings
that set Nee apart to prove deeper truth as
well.
I see nothing from you but statements, without proof in Nee's writings your claims are true, so it remains. And until you provide some quotes of not he said, she said, then there it remains. Why so afraid to quote Nee? Nee writes tonnes on the Trinity; all you need do is read through the pages. Don't be lazy. For example, see the Way of the Lord - http://www3.telus.net/trbrooks/thewayofthelord.htmm By the way, the quote you gave was from a Witness Lee site, not a Watchman Nee site. Do you see how you are trying to be cunning and unethical? It's easy to see. Watchman Nee's original writings are found here - http://www.c-f-p.com/ |
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Re: God's Nature - Modalism
John,
Just because someone calls it as they see it is not justification that it is true. Don't you think that is selfish? It must be shown to be the case. What have we seen that CI sees? We see that he does not quote Watchman Nee to make his case and only relies on he said, she said without evidence. I call that shoddiness and overassuming which is a lack of humility. It is true, many places try to marry Watchman Nee and Witness Lee, but only because Lee was under Nee. Nee is not to be blamed for Lee's false teachings after Nee was imprisoned for life. Nee is not responsible for Lee's sins. Certainly CI can be deceived by making this mistake, so he has been. Certainly CI has his own false teachings such as the fallen bipartite view of fallen man, just as he takes the word of men as the gospel, though unproven. Why not relax, mellow out, and realize this error being made, and if you wish to make certain claims, be sure you can back them up. That would seem like the reasonable thing to do. I don't accuse, but merely tell you the truth, whether you like to hear it or not. Of course Nee was an Apostle for he did have authority and was directly commissioned by God. As proven as before, we see here a proof that the LSM cult did alter Nee's writings. http://www3.telus.net/trbrooks/Spiritual_Man.htm. Conclusion: the 3 major categories of emotion are not love, hate and being affected; rather, Nee's writings show (CFP white), as in the 3 chapters that have these titles that agree, that emotion has the components of affection, desire and sensing/feeling. By carefully reading this proof you will see the contradiction in the LSM version of TSM, and the consistency of the CFP original of the TSM, so therefore, what CI is saying is false. The change in meaning has been committed by the LSM cult. Do you see how this proof is given here? Whereas the claim made by CI comes from his own selfish center as a self-declaration inspired by the evil spirit. CTZ forums therefore is just labelled a cult, for sinning bearing false witness against spiritual Christians is what it does, and so shall judgment come upon CI. He can't repent, we have seen that. This is God's righteous way of dealing with such souls. |
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06-26-2006, 05:16 PM
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Re: God's Nature - Modalism
I don't think you see. My purpose here is that
when you make a false claim, someone will come
in to show you the truth of your mistaken
assumption. That is what I have done for you,
and so that you read the information in the
links. I need not respond to your claims more
than this since you show you have no evidence
for your claims. To provide evidence for your
claims you would need to quote Nee saying things
you accuse him of, but you don't do that, so
there is nothing to disprove other than to say
you don't have evidence to make your claim; and
he said, she said is not evidence.
I understand why you need to ban because you can't repent, so you will just accuse others and pass blame when it belongs on you. You should ban yourself since you make claims and can't back up your position. Your belligerency is noted. You asked for information on the Trinity, and I gave you the link in the piece entitled "The Way of the Lord". Here it is again...http://www3.telus.net/trbrooks/thewayofthelord.htm Obviously you can't research your own information since your research produces a false conclusion as you still have no evidence for your claims. Evidence entails you quoting Watchman Nee saying things you said he said. Why do you refuse to do this? A reasonable person would conclude that you are incapable of doing so. This type of behavior makes you seem like you are trying to be cunning and couth, for certainly you can't be this much of a dullard. Or maybe you are. |
Thread - Watchman Nee
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Watchman Nee
There are longer and more detailed sites about
Nee's history but this one gives a good
overview. Note the link at the bottom to books written by Nee. This site has the books online for reading if one so desires.
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06-25-2006, 11:23 PM
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Re: Watchman Nee
A full response to all the points in that
article are presented here,
http://www3.telus.net/trbrooks/Richard_Fisher.htm A direct response to the quote is presented:
Richard said Watchman Nee did not speak
today’s tongues but that neither did he
disprove of it either. That is an inaccurate
portrayal. When you read his book, God’s
Work, the impression you get is that he is
using conciliatory irony just as Paul did
with the carnal Corinthians who had carried
over some practices from the ecstasy of
mystery religions (of which there were
several) around the region of Corinth.
Watchman Nee would use terms like “baby
talk” and “kindergarden stage” to describe
tongues of Pentecostalism. He said “a church
which tries to build itself up by the gifts
[which according to man's interpretation
includes false tongues of Pentecostalism]
will end up being a carnal church always,
since it is not God's way for the building
up of the church except in the nursery
stage”. Watchman Nee believed that tongues
meant different languages.
This is ironic because Richard said the
charismatic movement, fundamentalists and
everyone in between have enjoyed his
writings, and his spiritual writings and
dogmatisms. Dogmatism is a derogatory term.
Watchman Nee’s writings reach out to all
denominations, but as Nee said he deeply
felt he would incur hostility. My take on
Watchman Nee is that what is spiritual can
be so easily misinterpreted if one is not
careful. For example, Richard uses all the
popular euphemisms, like dogmatism,
mysticism, gnosticism, but has he made the
case for these terms and accurately
represented Watchman Nee? Nope! People read
Nee with automatic hostility and do not read
carefully because the flesh wars against the
Spirit.
I love being able to see underneath what is going on. |
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06-26-2006, 11:20 AM
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Re: Watchman Nee
My point did not focus on his position on
spiritual gifts and such. Nor did the link I
gave.
My point was he wrote much and got it wrong. Not only wrong but anti-Biblical. Wrong to the point of being cult. Today, most people have never heard of him. |
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06-26-2006, 02:50 PM
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Re: Watchman Nee
Again, as already stated, you say something Nee
said is wrong, but you can't show it, nor do you
even try. Self-declarations are utterly selfish.
The quote by Richard Fisher is what I am
referring to, which I responded to give the
answer which shows he is wrong. Many people
uncritically accept there is something wrong
with Nee's writings, but they can never show it.
This should automatically set off alarms that it
can't be shown. Still today, Watchman Nee is the
most famous Christian that ever lived from
China, the most populace place on the planet,
and he is the most humble and accurate writer I
have ever read, and I have read many. He never
evangelized and continued to remain steady in
his work and then was martyred in jail the last
20 years of his life. The reason you are a cult
is because you behave like a cult. Cults teach
that they can make claims but don't have to back
up what they believe whether in teaching or in
accusing. That's what you do. It's selfish and
self-centered. As I said before you have some
subterranean motivation since something in your
spirit is driving you to sin bearing false
witness and it is not the Holy Spirit. And guess
what? It is likely you will never repent, so God
will deal with you accordingly. Praise the Lord!
The link you gave did focus on the gifts mentioning tongues which is a gift, for Pentecostals claim gibberish babble is a gift, but it is not, since there is no gibberish babble in the Bible. Tongues is a gift, but gibberish babble is not. Nee did not believe in false tongues. The background of the charismatics is in Pentecostalism. Pentecostalism started about 100 years ago, Charismatics 50 years ago. Pentecostalism is commonly known as the first wave movement, charismatics as the second wave movement, and the third wave movement is the marriage of these two movements with the RCC as the great harlot of religious Rome. My prayers go out to you for your repentance. |
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06-26-2006, 05:22 PM
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Re: Watchman Nee
I need not answer any questions vaguely
referenced some place else. You don't adhere to
the Bible when you sin bearing false witness
making claims in these threads without ever
quoting Nee to make your case. You admit his
writings are extensive, so surely you could make
your case instead of merely self-declaring
things mindlessly. Such behavior is not
Biblical. Since the Bible is against sinning
bearing false witness, it is meaningful to
consider what the person actually said rather
than professing third parties.
Point by point, you could go to your sources and gather quotes if they existed for your claims, so why don't you do that? I am waiting. |
I was banned at this point, so here is my response:
I need not answer some vague unspecified question, for I am not a mind reader. If you don't have the courtesy to ask it here, then I need not answer it since you don't say what it is specifically. I am not trying to convert anyone, nor do I know what you mean by being converted. Converted to what? Do you see how the evil spirit works? He is vague as possible in his accusations. When I post a link it is in context to the discussion to provide some proof. How belligerent to then say it is non-related. I think that is a sin and totally obstinate. Even in some of the links I gave you I quoted parts of in the posts. Are they non-related too? Please, you are killing reader's brain cells, lol.
I would like this to be a permanent record of how belligerent the owner of this CTZ forums is.
Thread: God-Men
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God-Men
Reading here we
find a similarity to the WoF. That being that
saints in eternity will be both human and divine
as Christ is human and divine.
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Saints remain human even when glorfied. Saint
never become gods.
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The Second Person of the Trinity took on human flesh. But his spirit remains God. He was never the Father or Holy Spirit. The Father and Holy Spirit never take on flesh. Adam was created in the image of God. But that never included or was intended to include divinity as angels are not divine. |
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06-25-2006, 11:20 PM
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Re: God-Men
Again, this is deification, a false teaching
taught by Witness Lee; people try desperately to
marry Lee and Nee. Watchman Nee never believed
in deification, calling oneself a god or God in
nature. Just because Witness Lee, an
unregenerate, believed this heresy, that does
not mean Watchman Nee believed it. If you can't
prove your allegation, why make the claim
against Nee? That is illogical and sloppy. If
you can't find it in his writings, then why
falsely accuse? Nee's writings are found at CFP
which you can link to from here,
http://www3.telus.net/trbrooks/Watchman_Nee.htm
My prayers go out to you for you are attacking one of the most spiritual Christians who ever lived by sinning bearing false witness against him, yet you have no reason for doing so. Crazy stuff! |
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06-26-2006, 11:26 AM
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Re: God-Men
Nee was non-Biblical in so many teachings. That
is why he is called a cult.
If he did not teach it then just post what he did say. All you are trying to do here is promoting reading and study on your site. And it will not happen because anyone looking will just say they are not digging through all your materials to get to a point here. Post exactly what Nee said, here, and stop trying to promote your whole site and trying to get people to read it as if that will get them to accept it as fact. If anyone wishes to read they will. Just post the correct quotes from Nee here. And that does not mean mile long posts of all kinds of material. This got you banned before. Please don't start it again. Post the appropriate quotes. Not sermons. |
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06-26-2006, 02:37 PM
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Re: God-Men
Watchman Nee was not called a cult, though by
you he is though you have no reason for doing so
at least none that you are willing to talk
about. Since you can't verify your claims, then
know that you pull out of the air your
hostility. I believe you are a cult therefore
since you are conducting yourself as do cults in
this way with self-proclamations which are
mindless and selfish. You have made some points,
and I showed you that your points could not be
shown by quoting Watchman Nee; nor did you even
try to quote Nee. Does not that sound arrogant
to you? Christians do not behave this way. The
burden of the proof is not on me. It is on those
who make false claims. If you are in a court,
and you make claims you ought to back it up, but
if you can't, it shows you are unfounded in your
beliefs. The reason you ban is because you don't
fess up to what you are doing wrong, so you
blame others. Passing blame onto others for your
error is wrong. Your sermons are of no interest.
And false sites should not be promoted, for they
are without humility. |
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06-26-2006, 03:21 PM
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Re: God-Men
Watchman Nee is considered a cult by most in
Bibilical Christianity. Those who do not quite
go that far label his teachings dangerous.
Apologetics Index
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While refusing to label any group a cult, they convey the understanding he and his movement are considered cut by including sites labeling him as cult in their footnotes.
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[quote]Its fairly orthodox scriptural interpretation holds that Christ was born a God-man, ie., composed of both human and divine attributes. Man is characterized as atripartite union of body, soul and spirit, and also possesses the potential for divine nature.[/QUOTE] Something you deny. I know of NO Biblical scholar or theologian who reads the Bible literally that gives Nee any support as being good for Christianity or Biblically grounded. Many of his writings and thoughts come from extra-Biblical sources. His own writing state he believes you have to go beyond the Bible for divine truth and revelation. That the Bible is only the beginning to a reality beyond it. And who found and declared that reality? Nee! Show me, in the Bible, this Holy Spirit Memory. Or that one has to be emotional for the Holy Spirit to flow and work. Or that there is revelation beyond the Bible we need to find and study. |
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06-26-2006, 04:11 PM
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Re: God-Men
Watchman Nee of course is not considered by
Biblical Christianity to be a cult, but those
who are tares in the kingdom would make such an
accusation because they are selfish and are
hostile to consecrated Christians. Indeed, those
who do this are themselves quite dangerous for
they use Christianity for their selfish
purposes, thus sin aginst the uttermost
spiritual Christians.
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