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- Jesus Christ
- 2nd Coming
- Abiding
- Authority
- Believers Position
- Beloved
- Body of Christ
- Blood
- Bride of Christ
- Bridegroom
- Chastening
- Childlikeness
- Choice
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- The Cross
- Death
- Death to Self
- Discipleship
- en Español
- Exchanged Life
- Faith
- Fatherhood
- Forgiveness
- Fear
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- Gifts
- Glory
- God's Voice
- God's Will
- God's Word
- Grace
- Guilt
- Hate
- Healing/Wholeness
- Heart
- Holy Spirit
- Humanity/Old Man
- Humility
- Independence/ Rebellion
- Indwelling
- Inheritance
- Intimacy
- Israel
- Joy
- Judgment
- The King
- Kingdom
- Knowledge
- Law
- Life
- Light
- Listening
- Love
- Meekness/Weakness
- Names of God
- New Creation
- Obedience
- Prayer
- Podcast Transcription
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- Protection/Refuge
- Relationship
- Repentance
- Revelation
- Righteousness
- Salvation/Savior
- Servant
- Sin
- Sovereignty
- Suffering
- Surrender/Relinquishment
- Thankfulness
- Tyranny/Control
- Union
- Victory/Triumph
- Vision
- Warfare
- Worship
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Finest of the Wheat Vol. 1
Brief Description
A two-volume collection of the best of brother Nee's thoughts and teachings, excerpts from nearly all his published words. These extracts are grouped together under about fifty topics and are appropriately introduced by a sketch of the life of their author.
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The Finest of the Wheat, volumes 1 and 2
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(each volume sold separately)
As the psalmist Asaph sang one day about the goodness of the Lord towards His people, he was wont to conclude his song by declaring that Jehovah "would feed them also with the finest of the wheat" (Ps 81:16a) The apostle James reinforced this statement by noting that "every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, coming from the Father of lights, with who can be no variation, neither shadow that is cast by turning" (James 1:17). Whatever God gives is always the best. Ultimately, He gave us His only begotten Son, and with Him all things (see Rom 8:32).
We are thankful to the Lord that because of His great love for the Church He has sent throughout the centuries many of His choice servants to help build up our holy faith. Their lives and teachings become the heritage of the Church, which ought to be preserved. In our own time, Watchman Nee was one such choice servant given by God to His Church. He was called to serve the Lord in his youth; and from the time he was saved in 1920 to the time he was imprisoned in 1952, he faithfully and diligently served the Master he loved. Moreover Watchman Nee was a man with deep spiritual insight, and was given great understanding of the word of God. He traveled far and wide and delivered many messages from the Lord to the Church. Because of his faith he was jailed. But though his voice was silenced during twenty long years of imprisonment, he nonetheless still speaks today. The messages and writings, which he presented in the days of freedom, have over the years been published in Chinese and also translated into many other languages. In the English version alone, there are some seventy volumes of varying size that have been published. Many are the testimonies of lives transformed and God glorified.
In order to preserve the best of brother Nee's thoughts and teachings, we have taken excerpts from nearly all his published words and now offer this two-volume collection of
The Finest of the Wheat to our readers. These extracts are grouped together under about fifty topics and are appropriately introduced by a sketch of the life of their author that has been provided by the Publisher's translator.
We want to express our thanks to Dr. Angus I. Kinnear of London for giving us permission to print extracts taken from his copyrighted materials of some of brother Nee's books. The bulk of the excerpts appearing in this collection, however have been culled from our own publications of Watchman Nee's works. A few remaining ones have been derived from fresh translations into English made by the Publisher's translator from particular portions of the Chinese originals.
May the blessed Lord take, as it were, this "five loaves and two fishes," bless it, break it and give to His own - that it may multiply even further the glory to His name. - Write A Review
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Finest of the Wheat Vol. 2
Brief Description
A two-volume collection of the best of brother Nee's thoughts and teachings, excerpts from nearly all his published words. These extracts are grouped together under about fifty topics and are appropriately introduced by a sketch of the life of their author.
- Table of Contents
Close Table of Contents
The Finest of the Wheat, volumes 1 and 2
Close Table of Contents
(each volume sold separately)
As the psalmist Asaph sang one day about the goodness of the Lord towards His people, he was wont to conclude his song by declaring that Jehovah "would feed them also with the finest of the wheat" (Ps 81:16a) The apostle James reinforced this statement by noting that "every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, coming from the Father of lights, with who can be no variation, neither shadow that is cast by turning" (James 1:17). Whatever God gives is always the best. Ultimately, He gave us His only begotten Son, and with Him all things (see Rom 8:32).
We are thankful to the Lord that because of His great love for the Church He has sent throughout the centuries many of His choice servants to help build up our holy faith. Their lives and teachings become the heritage of the Church, which ought to be preserved. In our own time, Watchman Nee was one such choice servant given by God to His Church. He was called to serve the Lord in his youth; and from the time he was saved in 1920 to the time he was imprisoned in 1952, he faithfully and diligently served the Master he loved. Moreover Watchman Nee was a man with deep spiritual insight, and was given great understanding of the word of God. He traveled far and wide and delivered many messages from the Lord to the Church. Because of his faith he was jailed. But though his voice was silenced during twenty long years of imprisonment, he nonetheless still speaks today. The messages and writings, which he presented in the days of freedom, have over the years been published in Chinese and also translated into many other languages. In the English version alone, there are some seventy volumes of varying size that have been published. Many are the testimonies of lives transformed and God glorified.
In order to preserve the best of brother Nee's thoughts and teachings, we have taken excerpts from nearly all his published words and now offer this two-volume collection of
The Finest of the Wheat to our readers. These extracts are grouped together under about fifty topics and are appropriately introduced by a sketch of the life of their author that has been provided by the Publisher's translator.
We want to express our thanks to Dr. Angus I. Kinnear of London for giving us permission to print extracts taken from his copyrighted materials of some of brother Nee's books. The bulk of the excerpts appearing in this collection, however have been culled from our own publications of Watchman Nee's works. A few remaining ones have been derived from fresh translations into English made by the Publisher's translator from particular portions of the Chinese originals.
May the blessed Lord take, as it were, this "five loaves and two fishes," bless it, break it and give to His own - that it may multiply even further the glory to His name. - Write A Review
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Flow of the Spirit
Brief Description
"In every age God has always raised up some people. In every age the church has been progressing."
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From Faith to Faith
Brief Description
Various topics presented by Watchman Nee to help believers grasp the truth of living by faith, walking by faith and that the gospel of Jesus Christ is based on faith and not works. Includes a contrasting perspective on the lives of Lot and Enoch and their choices to walk or not walk by faith.
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From Faith to Faith
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"For [in the gospel] is revealed a righteousness of God from faith unto faith; as it is written, but the righteous shall live by faith" (Rom 1:17). Thus declares the apostle Paul. In his explanation of this passage, John Calvin wrote: "From faith, for righteousness is offered by the gospel and is received by faith. To faith, for as our faith makes progress, and it advances in knowledge, so the righteousness of God increases in us at the same time, and the possession of it is in a manner confirmed."
In this present volume, Watchman Nee deals with various subjects which demonstrate this essential principle of "from faith to faith." He commences with such topics as "the truth shall make you free," the principle of the second, and circumcision - so as to unveil how the gospel of Jesus Christ is based on faith and not works. He continues with such matters as God's will and man's willingness, the blood and worship, the seed of God and the power of pressure - so as to disclose how the same gospel is to be experienced increasingly through faith in the Lord Jesus. Lastly, he concludes by contrasting Lot as a defeated righteous man with Enoch who by faith was translated that he should not see death.
All in all, this presentation can give us a right perspective of the gospel of Jesus Christ as well as help us to walk in the path of faith. "Now to him that is able to establish you according to my gospel and the preaching of Jesus Christ, ...[which] is made known unto all the nations unto obedience of faith: to the only wise God, through Jesus Christ, to whom be glory forever. Amen" (Rom 16:25-27). - Write A Review
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From Glory to Glory
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Beginning with a message on the glorious name of God, "Jehovah" and continuing on to teaching how our only sin is falling short of the glory of God, God's wonderful provision of forgiveness and learning to have the mind of Christ, Watchman Nee sets a clear understanding of what it means for the believer to go from "glory to glory" as stated in 2 Corinthians 3:18.
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The glory of the Lord is not only in His person, but also in His work. Though glory is His dwelling, He divests himself of glory and takes up a humble fashion as a man. He endures the shame of the cross for fallen mankind, and nowhere does His moral glory shine brighter than on the cross. By means of His finished work at Calvary, the Lord Jesus is able to bring many sons to glory (Heb 2:10). It is His prayerful desire that we may behold His glory (see John 17:24). And "we all, with unveiled face beholding as in a mirror the glory of the Lord, are transformed into the same image from glory to glory, even as from the Lord the Spirit" (2 Cor 3:18).
In this present volume Watchman Nee interprets for us what is meant by the phrase, "from glory to glory." He begins with the name of Jehovah - the glorious name of God - and shows that man's only sin is falling short of God's glory. Yet God is so ready to forgive, although His forgiveness must be received by faith. He then cites the case of David and Mephibosheth to illustrate the mercy of God. The author further demonstrates the riches of God's grace by reviewing with us the salvation which comes through baptism, the food with which God provides His own, and a believer's value before God. By way of conclusion, he assures us of the love of Christ which is ever available to us, and exhorts us to have the mind of Christ - which is indeed from glory to glory. - Write A Review
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Full of Grace and Truth Vol. 1
Brief Description
Gospel messages given by Watchman Nee at the beginning of his ministry giving a fuller perspective and understanding of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
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Full of Grace and Truth, volumes 1 and 2
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In the early days of his anointed ministry, especially in the late 1920's and early 1930's, Watchman Nee was greatly used by the Lord in preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ, thereby winning many souls to the Lord. Though gradually he began to spend more time in building up the believers, and eventually towards the end of his active ministry in the late 1940's he seemed to be occupied with ministering to those who ministered, he nevertheless remained at all times a herald of the glorious gospel of salvation.
In these two volumes, the gospel messages which he gave in his early years have been selected to form a fuller presentation of the gospel of Jesus Christ. They are translated from the Chinese and appear in English for the first time.
May the Spirit of God speak to the hearts of all who read this book and bring them into the glorious freedom which only Christ can give. - Write A Review
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Full of Grace and Truth, Vol. 2
Brief Description
Gospel messages given by Watchman Nee at the beginning of his ministry giving a fuller perspective and understanding of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
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Full of Grace and Truth, volumes 1 and 2
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(each volume sold separately)
In the early days of his anointed ministry, especially in the late 1920's and early 1930's, Watchman Nee was greatly used by the Lord in preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ, thereby winning many souls to the Lord. Though gradually he began to spend more time in building up the believers, and eventually towards the end of his active ministry in the late 1940's he seemed to be occupied with ministering to those who ministered, he nevertheless remained at all times a herald of the glorious gospel of salvation.
In these two volumes, the gospel messages which he gave in his early years have been selected to form a fuller presentation of the gospel of Jesus Christ. They are translated from the Chinese and appear in English for the first time.
May the Spirit of God speak to the hearts of all who read this book and bring them into the glorious freedom which only Christ can give. - Write A Review
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