The Heavenly Man: The Remarkable True Story Of Chinese Christian Brother Yun

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During the Welsh Revival of the early 1900s God used a young man named Evan Roberts as the main instrument of blessing to a dry and thirsty nation. Buchan, whose article was actually about a slanderous attack by a prominent Chinese house church leader against another, said, "Perhaps his reaction meant more to me because I had a similar feeling a few days before, reading about the Church Fathers. Unfortunately, they know him through an American speaking engagement rather than the house church movement in China.

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However, Brother Yun continued his ministry while in prison, with more claims of miraculous results.It seems to be a fact that many of the great heroes of the faith burned with as fierce a hatred toward those they perceived to be the enemies of God, as they were inflamed with love for God. The meetings were arranged by the National Evangelical Christian Fellowship of Malaysia (NECF), a well-known and respected national church body. When he took a stand against the government controlled church he was cast into prison, where he experienced terrible deprivation and torture. Samuel Lamb (Lin Xiangao) has stated that Brother Yun falsely claimed to have fasted without food and water for nearly twice as long as Jesus, and falsely claiming to represent 58 million house-church Christians, and raising large sums of money in many countries.

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Brother Yun was filled with an intense zeal to serve the Lord and preach the gospel, despite the dangerous situation.Brother Yun's book tells both of great persecution, and a surprising series of miracles of deliverance very similar (though often even more 'extreme') to those found in the Bible. This is the message: In the fiercest persecution God's people, filled with the Holy Spirit, are invincible! It is in Chinese, English, and German, and spares no effort in trying everything possible to make Yun look bad. Gordon Hickson, a British pastor who has been working with the Back to Jerusalem movement in the UK, says: "I have been working closely with Brother Yun and Back to Jerusalem now for several years.