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@sonship saidTo clarify, my 'insult' to Catholicism, Protestantism and Judaism by questioning the occurrence of the Exodus is 'far greater' than the insult leveled at them by Lee who said they were in an organization of Satan?
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This has been discussed. The symbolism of the seven churches as stages of church history has been spoken to. And Christ's words on "the synagogue of Satan" I believe I spoke to. The footnotes to Revelation 2,3 are available in the Recovery Version.
This seeming concern comes from the man who doesn't believe the exodus even [b] happened. ...[text shortened]... terested in the slander value of harping on a few isolated remarks furnished by your handy critics.
Is that what you are telling me?
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To clarify, my 'insult' to Catholicism, Protestantism and Judaism by questioning the occurrence of the Exodus is 'far greater' than the insult leveled at them by Lee who said they were in an organization of Satan?
Is that what you are telling me?
Yes. And you didn't question. You asserted that it never happened.
Exodus didn't happen. - Author John P. Lynch discusses problems with the Exodus story.
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Why do you think everybody always needs your help ?
Another assertion - Witness Lee was a cult leader.
On your say so?
On some criticism found on the Internet?
WHO isn't a scoundrel to someone somewhere on the Internet ?
@sonship said"Big Brother"?
Ghost, FMF is about to heroically take up your defense. You can relax. Big Brother is watching over you.
You have dodged what I said to you.
You suggesting that Ghost of a Duke cannot discuss what Witness Lee said about "organizations of Satan" with you because Ghost of a Duke doesn't believe in 'Exodus' is a logical fallacy [ad hominem] and a dodge.
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It's my perspective based, in part, on what you reveal about him and on your discursive disintegration when either regurgitating his stuff or when trying to defend it. A cult leader, leading a cult, yes.
With seen your perspective on Jesus Christ. Should we be surprised that your perspective on any of His servants should be any better?
And what's wrong with regurgitating his stuff ?
Which of course is an exaggerated slander as I can reason with Scripture quite readily without re-call verbatim what Witness Lee said about something.
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That would be near impossible anyway, given the unpredictable turns these threads take.
1.) Sorry FMF, I do a lot of regurgitating my own ready analysis.
2.) What's wrong with repeating what another man said if it is good at teaching truth ?
This is a feeble emotionally laden bias comment only meant to impress those with the same bias as you.
"Christ-ophobic" bigotry for fellow "Christ-ophobic" bigots.
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Watchman Nee has died.
Witness Lee has died.
Critics of the local churches will soon have to hunt for someone else to blame for the spread of the Lord's move with the local churches on the earth.
They continue to try to shame us for simply giving heed to the good exhortation of Hebrews 13:7
"Remember the ones leading you, who have spoken to you the word of God, and considering the issue of their manner of life, imitate their faith." (Heb. 13:7)
Why should Christian then NOT remember leading examples of faith and good teaching, imitating their faith? Seeking to continue the good issue of their lives for the Lord Jesus?
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A cult leader, leading a cult, yes.
1.) Besides a group of people you want to ad hom, what's a "cult" ?
2.) Can a "cult" believe true things ?
3.) Isn't it sometimes the case that today's marginalized "cult" might be a future time's accepted recognizers of true things?
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@sonship saidAh, you think I am the author John P. Lynch?
Yes. And you didn't question. You asserted that it never happened.
Exodus didn't happen. - Author John P. Lynch discusses problems with the Exodus story.
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Ah, you think I am the author John P. Lynch?
I think the comment assumes what he has authored you agree with.
My bolding.
Exodus didn't happen. - Author John P. Lynch discusses problems with the Exodus story.
You could have written -
Questioning the Exodus - Author John P. Lynch discusses problems with the Exodus story.
But you didn't.
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@sonship saidWhy are you dodging what I said to you about the way you deflected Ghost of a Duke?
@FMF
It's my perspective based, in part, on what you reveal about him and on your discursive disintegration when either regurgitating his stuff or when trying to defend it. A cult leader, leading a cult, yes.
With seen your perspective on Jesus Christ. Should we be surprised that your perspective on any of His servants should be any better?
And wha ...[text shortened]... those with the same bias as you.
"Christ-ophobic" bigotry for fellow "Christ-ophobic" bigots.
@sonship saidI suggest you just post a link to a website that has his doctrines on it and then engage people in genuine conversations here. Or start a blog about Lee's writings and then use this message board to talk to people with different beliefs from you without insulting them with reference to lepers and animals and faeces or calling them "feeble" or "bigots" for disagreeing with you.
And what's wrong with regurgitating his stuff ?