Works
Watchman Nee not only spoke frequently, both privately and publicly, but he was also a prolific writer. In addition to publishing various periodicals, papers, gospel tracts, articles, newsletters, hymnals, and a chart of biblical prophecies, Watchman Nee also published many books for the carrying out of his ministry. Some of these books were messages published in his periodicals and reprinted in book form.
In addition to writing and publishing books and hymnals, some spiritual books in English were translated by him and under his publication ministry through the years.
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