COMPLETE WORKS OF WATCHMAN NEE on CDrom

[mfblume]

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Watchman Nee wrote some awesome literary works. His entire library of writings is now on cdrom for $50. I just found it and placed me an order!

[Jason Badejo]

Isn't that the same guy alot of books call a cult leader?

[Sam]

I've never read any of Watchman Nee's books. I had one once on the Song of Solomon and just couldn't get into it.

[mfblume]

I've never read any of Watchman Nee's books. I had one once on the Song of Solomon and just couldn't get into it.

I always enjoyed his writings from the first one I read. His main line of thought was denial of self so the Lord can work in our lives.

A hallmark of his teachings was the thought of Christ's words concerning His need to fall into the ground and die, in order to not abide alone. He then proceeded to explain that we each must experience this. A seed was in view, representing our lives. And as the seed has a shell that decays and breaks away so as to allow the inner life to come forth, our flesh and self life must give way in order for Christ's life within to rise forth.

He had an awesome teaching ministry that rocked China in the very years that led up to and included the communist take-over by Mao Tse Tung. Nee did not believe in underground church. He felt the church should stand up and preach the truth in the face of evil. He was imprisoned and wrote much of his works from prison.

I heard from one biography that his tongue was cut out and he continued to write. His writings came to the USA in the sixties and seventies, and got hold of hundreds of thousands of believers.

THE RELEASE OF THE SPIRIT is a classic, as well as his writings on Romans 5 through 7, called THE NORMAL CHRISTIAN LIFE. His THE SPIRITUAL MAN in three volumes, later printed in one volume, was one of the first books I read as a Christian, and made the bible come absolutely alive to me!

[mfblume]

Isn't that the same guy alot of books call a cult leader?

No. That would be Witness Lee. Witness Lee was a cult leader who sat under Nee, but strayed from Nee's very biblical teachings.

[gloryseeker]

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Watchman Nee wrote some awesome literary works. His entire library of writings is now on cdrom for $50. I just found it and placed me an order!

Hey Blume Happy Easter to you....

It's $35 on Amazon :thumbsup

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[Dedicated Mind]

Hey Blume Happy Easter to you....

It's $35 on Amazon :thumbsup

http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Published-Christian-Fellowship-Publishers/dp/0935008845

His works are free online. http://www.lsm.org/

[mfblume]

Hey Blume Happy Easter to you....

It's $35 on Amazon :thumbsup

http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Published-Christian-Fellowship-Publishers/dp/0935008845

Awwww..... $35?

But CFP uses paypal.

[Michael The Disciple]

The first thing I read by Nee was on Discipleship. I cant remember the name of the book. He taught very strongly on predestination something I had never considered. I was very confused and quit reading it.

Years later when I actually studied it out I found he was right. Certainly an interesting writer tho wrong on most foundation truth.

[Timmy]

No. That would be Witness Lee. Witness Lee was a cult leader who sat under Nee, but strayed from Nee's very biblical teachings.

Watchman Nee, Witness Lee, ... Who's next? Ignore Mee? :lol

[mfblume]

His opinions on prophecy are typical pretrib dispensationalism, but his strongpoints have always been spiritual maturity.