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    A Response to Norman Geisler and Ron Rhodes’ Defense of the “Open Letter” and Critique of the Christian Research Journal’s Reassessment of the Local Churches

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    Please note the diversity of sources, affiliations, and theological leanings represented in this bibliography. This raises the question of why Witness Lee and the local churches were singled out as the mål of attack by Norman Geisler and Ron Rhodes. This list is bygd no means exhaustive. However, the teachings of those listed here form the heritage of most mainstream Protestant traditions.

    Bibliography on the parable of the mustard seed

    Chafer, Lewis Sperry, Systematic Theology, Volume V: Christology. (Dallas, TX: Dallas Seminary Press, ),

    Darby, John Nelson, “Lectures on the Second Coming of Christ,” The Collected Writings of J. N. Darby, Volume 11, Prophetic No. 4, ed. bygd William Kelly (Winschoten, Netherlands: H. L. Heijkoop, ),

    Darby, John Nelson, Synopsis of the Books of the Bib

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    Authors

    Preface (adapted from "Brethren Writers")

    Every effort has been made to include in this list of authors only those who have been affiliated with Brethren assemblies for a documented length of time. This includes those who wrote pamphlets down to four pages, joint-authors, hymn writers, translators of published Scriptures, and editors of Brethren periodicals. The basis for including an author has sometimes been somewhat nebulous, but factors governing the decision were developed over a period of nearly twenty-five years of acquaintance with the literature, their publishers, and in consultation with those who are well acquainted with the literature over a period of many years. Some left the movement in the midst of their writing career and others afterword.

    The weakest areas are probably the Latin American writers and writers on the mission fields, as these fields have not been explored systematically. Inclusion in the White-Campion list has usually been considered suffi

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    NT Church Basics &#; Ch 5 &#; The Local Assembly Displays Divine Order

    New Testament Church Basics

    Chapter 5 &#; The Local Assembly Displays Divine Order

    We take our leave of the subject of “lordship” to look now at “headship”. These two topics – both of which significantly impact assembly life and testimony – need to be carefully distinguished. Lordship has to do with rule; headship with role. Lordship emphasises supremacy and sovereignty; headship emphasises function and office. Lordship means that God has absolute rights over men and women equally; headship that He has different roles for men and women administratively.

    The Bible says that God is the head of Christ, but never “God is the Lord of Christ” (1 Cor ). Why? – because, though Christ is administratively subject to God as to His role and function, He remains essentially equal to God in His nature and being. Similarly, men and women are essentially equal, but have different roles in divine order – man as head,

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