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ONE HUNDRED TERMS (Chinese Pinyin Edition 中文拼音版） SERIES ONE the MYSTERY of HUMAN LIFE 1. the Mystery of Human Life 2 ONE HUNDRED TERMS (Chinese Pinyin Edition 中文拼音版） SERIES ONE THE MYSTERY OF HUMAN LIFE 1. The Mystery of Human Life 2. God Loves You 3. The Bible 4. There Is God 5. Christ Being God 6. Life through Faith 7. Repentance and Confession 8. Baptism 9. The Assurance of Salvation SERIES TWO THE SPIRITUAL EXERCISE 10. Prayer 11. Is Prayer Answered? 12. Reading the Bible 13. The Importance of Meeting 14. Spiritual Companions 15. Hymn Singing 16. Praising 17. Being Revived Every Morning 18. Calling upon the Name of the Lord 19. Pray-Reading the Word 20. Eating the Lord 21. Drinking the Lord 22. Enjoying the Lord 23. Pray-reading, Studying, Reciting, and Prophesying SERIES THREE THE WORD OF LIFE 24. The Word of Life 25. The Recovery Version of the Bible 26. Knowing the Hymns 27. The Life-study of the Bible 28. Crystallization-study of the Bible 29. The Holy Word for Morning Revival 1 SERIES FOUR THE GROWTH IN LIFE 30. Being Filled the Hungry with Good Things 31. Loving God 32. Fact, Faith, and Experience 33. A Personal and Affectionate Relationship with the Lord 34. The Sense of Life 35. The Fellowship of Life 36. Faith and Obedience 37. Experiencing Christ 38. Clearance of the Past 39. Why Do Believers Suffer? 40. Facing Persecution 41. Withstanding the Devil 42. Not Loving the World 43. God’s Keeping Power 44. The Hope of the Christian Life SERIES FIVE WALKING ACCORDING TO THE SPIRIT 45. The Human Spirit 46. The Mingled Spirit 47. Being One Spirit with the Lord 48. Exercising the Spirit 49. Being Filled in Spirit 50. Walking According to the Spirit SERIES SIX THE COMPLETE SALVATION OF GOD 51. The Judicial Redemption 52. The Organic Salvation 53. The Triune God as Life to Saturate the Tripartite Man 54. Regeneration 55. Sanctification 56. Renewing 57. Transformation 58. Conformation 59. Glorification 2 SERIES SEVEN GOD'S ECONOMY 60. God’s Economy 61. God’s Dispensing 62. The Mingling of God with Man 63. The Ministry of the Age 64. The Processed Triune God 65. The All-inclusive Christ 66. The Consummated Spirit 67. The Divine, Eternal Life 68. The Body of Christ 69. The Church 70. The Kingdom 71. Christ’s Second Coming SERIES EIGHT THE HIGH PEAK OF THE DIVINE REVELATION 72. God Became Man So That Man May Become God 73. The Full Ministry of Christ in Three Stages 74. The God-man Living 75. The Overcomers 76. The Reality of the Body of Christ 77. The New Jerusalem SERIES NINE THE LORD’S RECOVERY 78. The Great Mystery—Christ and the Church 79. The Seven Stages of the Church 80. The Lord’s Recovery 81. What Are We 82. The Ground of the Church 83. Watchman Nee 84. Witness Lee 85. Knowing the Sects 86. Identifying Heresies 87. Our Attitude toward Fellow Believers 88. Being Subject to Rulers and Authorities over Us 3 SERIES TEN THE BUILDING UP OF THE CHURCH 89. The Building Up of the Church 90. The God-Ordained Way 91. The Life Pulse in the Practice of the God-Ordained Way—the Home 92. Living Uniquely for the Gospel 93. Shepherding the Lord’s Sheep 94. The Vital Group 95. The Group Meeting 96. The Lord’s Table Meeting 97. The Prophesying Meeting 98. The Offering of the Material Riches 99. Participating in Conferences and Trainings 100. The Blending of the Body of Christ 4 Term One The Mystery of Human Life vieg sab di/ muyi at gangm bang/ nei/ ji vet/ me nuh Abstracts: daok / srang bi: Rom. 9:23 In order that He might make known the riches of His glory upon vessels of mercy, which He had before prepared unto glory. rou mu/ jiongm buk/ bram buen/ kao / me pei / bei haoyi/ bao drong/ jiang bak/ aoyi/ pie ji nie/ dail guo /neng/sei ge dei/ mei da/gak ru na, dail drong /ban/ rieb jiang/ jie mun/ ban/ sgual/ sei ge dei / vi seih/ nei/ sei rei la ao/ dao bao ri saot/ rou bao drong / ven. We are the vessels of God to contain and express God. When sin entered into man, causes man to commit sins. Because Christ died on the cross and accomplished redemption, so we need to believe and be baptized. yeng /ge jie /pie ji nie/rou bao brie/ dam bei dak/ neng /sangm dai/ brie. nev bei dail / angm be bab/jiul mao knong/me-nuh/ tve aoyi /me nuh/ brao bret/angm be bab. daoyi /sa/ brie geri/ ban / sou gut/ nev le che qi gang/ haoyi / ban/ sangm raj/ ga / brao luoh/ douj qi nei/ yeng drouv dai ji-e/ haoyi/dou dul/ bang/ jirou muj dek. Contents: klem sa: Gen. 1:26a And God said, Let Us make man in Our image, according to Our likeness. lou gou ban/ jiongm buk/ muyi/ kao/ me pei/ bram muyi/ gao drong/ gou min/brie bon dul ta/ jiul yeng/ tve/ me nuh/ aoyi/ douj jie/ rub yeng / aoyi min/ pieb / douj yeng. Rom. 9:23 In order that He might make known the riches of His glory upon vessels of mercy, which He had before prepared unto glory. rou mu/ jionm bu/ bram buen/ kao / me pei / bei haoyi/ bao drong/ jiang bak/ aoyi/ pie ji nie/ dail guo /neng/sei ge dei/ mei da/gak ru na, dail drong /ban/ rieb jiang/ jie mun/ ban/ sgual/ sei ge dei / vi seih/ pnei/ sei rei / la ao/ daol/ bao ri saot/ rou bao/drong / ven. John 1:29 The next day he saw Jesus coming to him and said, Behold, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world! you han / jiongm buk/ muyi/ kao/ me pei/ bram / buen lu si-ai lang/ you han/ ken/ brie/ ye su/ dail/ drong/ gangm bong / dai/ yeng /maok/ ai/ gua/ nuh gao/ boul ta,/ nuh nao, / goun jiem/ nei brie/, dail / dao / bab me nuh louk/. I. “And God said, Let Us make man in Our image, according to Our likeness”— Gen. 1:26a: I. “haoyi brie jie me jiah drong/ gou min/brie bon dul ta/ jiul yeng/ tve/ me nuh/ aoyi/ douj jie/ rub yeng / aoyi min/ pieb / douj yeng”: A. God made man according to His own image and rieness because man was created as a vessel to contain God Himself; riewise, a glove is made in the 5 rieness of a hand because a glove is made for the purpose of containing a hand— v. 26. A. brie / ban / bong gae/ me nuh/ aoyi/ min/ rub/ neng / pieb/ douj/ drong/ bi bruh/ me nuh/ drouv ban/ bong gae/lang/ douj jie/ pie ji nie/ sangm rab/ da/ brie/ drong/ pdual/ douj knie/ nih dai; / sram dai/ drouv ban/ bong gae lang/ dam rub pieb / douj/ dai/ bi bruh/ sram dai/ drouv ban/ bong gae lang/ knong/ goul/ bongm nang/ sangm rab/dak daiy. B. He created us in His image and rieness so that we may be fit for Him to put Himself into us—v. 26. B. drong ban/ bong gae / yeng / aoyi min rub/ douj jie drong/ neng/ pieb/ douj/ drong/ douj qi nei/ yeng a/ le moum/ sangm rab/ drong/ dam bei /dak / brie ang/ nev knong yeng. II. “In order that He might make known the riches of His glory upon vessels of mercy, which He had before prepared unto glory”—Rom. 9:23. II. “haoyi/ bao drong/ jiang baek/ aoyi/ pie ji nie/ dail guo /neng/sei ge dei/ mei da/gak ru na, dail drong /ban/ rieb jiang/ jie mun/ ban/ sgual/ sei ge dei / vi seih/ pnei/ sei rei / la ao/ daol/ bao ri saot/ rou bao/drong / ven.” III. When sin entered into man, it became a power that causes man to commit sins; Christ died on the cross and shed His blood in order to wash away our sins and accomplish redemption—John 1:29; Rom. 5:12: III. nev beil/ angm be bab/ jiul /mao knong me nuh/ viye/ klayi jie angm naj/ dail/ tve/ aoyi / me nuh/ brao bret/ angm be bab. brie geri/ ban sou gut/ nev le che qi gang/ haoyi ban/ bong hou/ brie lou het/ rou bao drong/ dam bei/ lieng / sangm ad/ angm be bab/ rou bao yeng/ neng / bangm ben/ sangm raj/ ga / brao luoh. A. Christ died as the Lamb of God to take away the sin of the world—John 1:29. A. knong niem/ jie/ goun jiem / nei brie/ brie geri/ ban sou gut/ dam bei/ daog/ youg/ angm be bab/ jin bi/ louk gei. B. Christ died as a grain of wheat, falling into death for the release of the divine life—10:24. B. knong niem/ jie/ gruab srouv/ sa lei/ muyi/ gruab/ brie geri/ ban / sou gut/daoyi/ ga/ tliek jiaoh/ dev knong/ sei ge dei / slab/ dam bei/ ban jin/ ji vet/ rou bao brie. IV. “He who believes and is baptized shall be saved”—Mark 16:16a: IV. “niak na/ dail ji-e/ haoyi / dou dul/ bang/ jirou muj dek/ nuh neng ban sang gruh”: A. To believe is to receive the Lord Jesus; we should simply open our mouth and call on the Lord from our heart so that He will enter into us—v. 16. A. Ga ji-e/ ge ga/ dou dul youk/ brie ang me jiah ye su; yeng guo dai/ baek muat/ rou bao yeng/ haoyi/ angm biu niu/ rouk / brie ang me jiah/ ao bi/ du-eng jiet/ rou bao yeng/ dam bei aoyi/ drong/ neng jiul/ dev knong/ yeng.
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