Secrets of Watchman Nee (a Spirit-Filled Classic): His Life, His Teachings, His Influence
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Book Overview
There was Andrew Murray in South Africa and Watchman Nee in China, and it's difficult to know whose books influenced the most Christians lives. Yet this is the first theological study of Nee's writings and the Chinese philosophy that influenced much of what he believed and taught. Watchman Nee became a Christian in mainland China in 1920 at the age of seventeen and began writing in the same year. Throughout the nearly thirty years of his ministry, Watchman Nee was clearly a gift from the Lord to His Church. In 1952 Nee was imprisoned for his faith. He died in prison in 1972. His books continue to be an abundant source of spiritual food for Christians throughout the world. This book is for every Nee reader.
Format:Paperback
Language:English
ISBN:0882700103
ISBN13:9780882700106
Release Date:July 2005
Publisher:Bridge-Logos Publishers
Length:232 Pages
Weight:0.75 lbs.
Dimensions:0.6" x 5.8" x 8.5"
Customer Reviews
2 ratings
Kudos Dr. Roberts!
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 18 years ago
Dr. Roberts, I commend you on this work which has been carried in your heart and mind for many years. It is my hope that on your next visit to North Carolina I shall be able to obtain an autographed copy. I am sure that your theology students enjoy interacting with a westerner who loves the Chinese culture and loves theological discussion. I await your next publication.
Author's response
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 19 years ago
My son laughed at the two reviews. Especially the comment about racism. My wife Xia Deping thought it is funning too. As for errors and shallowness, I can only say that I had Chinese Christians inside and outside China read it. They apparently are shallow and racist too! I think the authors' intent is to make sure that no one buys my book and finds out that Watchman Nee was like David and the disciples who argued who was greatest. To say that he brought people closer to God is not to say he is perfect. I am also mystified how someone could say I am racist and is also disturbed that Nee may have been influenced by Chinese culture.
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