12.He Fills the Hungry with Good Things (Chapter Ten)
《 Conferences, Messages, and Fellowship(Vol.1) 》
CONTENTS：
CONFERENCES, MESSAGES, AND FELLOWSHIP (1)
1. Introduction to Conferences, Messages, and Fellowship CONFERENCES, MESSAGES, AND FELLOWSHIP (1) 2. Preface SECTION ONE: MESSAGES AND FELLOWSHIP GIVEN IN FOOCHOW IN 1934 3. Deliverance from Sin and from the Law (Chapter One) 4. Life and Light (Chapter Two) 5. Private Talks (1)—General Spiritual Topics (Chapter Three) 6. Private Talks (2)—On Biblical Exposition (Chapter Four) 7. Private Talks (3)—On the Practice of the Church Life (Chapter Five) 8. Private Talks (4)—On the Assembly in Foochow and on Division (Chapter Six) SECTION TWO: FELLOWSHIP IN VARIOUS PLACES IN 1934 9. Keys to Studying the Bible (Chapter Seven) 10.The Excommunication of a Worker (Chapter Eight) 11. The Way to Work (Chapter Nine) SECTION THREE: OVERCOMER CONFERENCE IN CHUENCHOW, NOVEMBER 1935 12.He Fills the Hungry with Good Things (Chapter Ten) 13.The Overcoming Life (Chapter Eleven) 14.How to Experience Christ as the Overcoming Life (Chapter Twelve) 15.A Believer's Relationship with Christ (Chapter Thirteen) 16.What is Faith (Chapter Fourteen) 17.The Way of a Christian (Chapter Fifteen) 18.Consecration (Chapter Sixteen) 19.The Guarding of the Overcoming Life (Chapter Seventeen)
20.Temptations, Failures, and Progress in the Overcoming Life (Chapter Eighteen) 21.A Word of Explanation Concerning the Outpouring of the Holy Spirit (Chapter Nineteen) 22.The Conditions for Receiving the Outpouring of the Holy Spirit, and Things to Watch Out For (Chapter Twenty) 23.The Manifestations and Evidences of the Outpouring of the Holy Spirit (Chapter Twenty-One) 24.The Works of the Holy Spirit and the Benefit of the Outpouring of the Holy Spirit (Chapter Twenty-Two) 25.The Tone of an Overcoming Living (Chapter Twenty-Three) 26.The Holy Spirit and the Law (Chapter Twenty-Four) 27.Talks (1) (Chapter Twenty-Five) 28.Being Beside Ourselves to God (Chapter Twenty-Six) 29.A Report on the Various Regions of Work in China (Chapter TwentySeven) 30.Gifts, Ministries, and Operations (Chapter Twenty-Eight) 31.Talks (2) (Chapter Twenty-Nine) 32.Talks (3) (Chapter Thirty)
INTRODUCTION TO CONFERENCES, MESSAGES, AND FELLOWSHIP Volumes 41 through 46 of The Collected Works contain the record of numerous conferences, messages, and fellowships given by Watchman Nee between 1934 and 1942, most of which have not been previously published. The notes of Brother K. H. Weigh and his first wife are the primary source for this material. Notes from Elizabeth Rademacher's collection also have provided supplementary material for these volumes. The conference in Singapore in 1937 and the conference in Penang in 1938 were recorded by local saints in the two respective localities. These six volumes contain a total of two hundred one chapters that are divided into sixteen sections: VOLUME 41 CONFERENCES, MESSAGES, AND FELLOWSHIP (1) Section One: Messages and fellowship in Foochow in 1934, including two messages and miscellaneous fellowship (six chapters).
Section Two: Fellowship in various places in 1934, covering topics that include the key to studying the Bible, the excommunication of a worker, and the way to work (three chapters). Section Three: The Overcomer Conference in Chuenchow in November 1935, including topics on the overcoming life and the baptism of the Holy Spirit (twentyone chapters). VOLUME 42 CONFERENCES, MESSAGES, AND FELLOWSHIP (2) Section Four: A conference in Amoy in October 1936, including topics on the work and the worker and being in Christ (eighteen chapters). Section Five: A conference and fellowship in Foochow in December 1936, including messages on God's way of accomplishing His purpose and the overcoming life (fifteen chapters). VOLUME 43 CONFERENCES, MESSAGES, AND FELLOWSHIP (3) Section Six: Messages in Canton in April 1937, including topics on the revelation of Jesus Christ, God interrupting man's speaking, and basic gospel truths (four chapters). Section Seven: Fellowship with co-workers in Shanghai, June 1937. The record of two private fellowships (two chapters). Section Eight: A conference in Singapore in August 1937, a conference on Christ's full salvation and the overcoming life (ten chapters). Section Nine: A conference in Penang in April 1938, including messages on various subjects (five chapters). Section Ten: A message given in Shanghai in 1938 on material offering and its relationship to our praise in the Lord's table meeting (one chapter). VOLUME 44 CONFERENCES, MESSAGES, AND FELLOWSHIP (4) Section Eleven: A conference on God's eternal plan (ten chapters). Section Twelve: A conference on the mystery of Christ given in Shanghai in 1939, including topics on the mystery of Christ and the Body of Christ (eleven chapters). Section Thirteen: Messages in Shanghai in 1939, including messages that were primarily given in the mid-week church meetings (seven chapters).
Section Fourteen: Messages and fellowship in Shanghai in 1940, including a record of mid-week meetings, Lord's Day morning meetings, fellowship with new believers, and other talks (ten chapters). VOLUME 45 CONFERENCES, MESSAGES, AND FELLOWSHIP (5) Section Fourteen (cont.): Messages and fellowship in Shanghai in 1940 (thirty chapters). Section Fifteen: Messages and fellowship in Shanghai in 1941, including the record of various meetings and fellowship (six chapters). VOLUME 46 CONFERENCES, MESSAGES, AND FELLOWSHIP (6) Section Sixteen: Notes on messages and fellowship taken from Sister Elizabeth Rademacher's collection (forty-two chapters).
CONFERENCES, MESSAGES, AND FELLOWSHIP
(1) PREFACE Volume 41 of The Collected Works contains three sections that include various messages given by Watchman Nee in 1934 and 1935. Section One contains two messages by Watchman Nee, given in Foochow during July and August of 1934, and notes from four private times of fellowship with Brother K. H. Weigh during the same period. The two messages cover deliverance from sin and the law and the relationship between life and light. The notes from Brother Weigh's fellowship are fragmentary in nature and do not have a particular theme. Instead of being published chronologically, these fragments have been grouped into related topics and published as four chapters. The first chapter deals with general spiritual topics. The second chapter deals with biblical exposition. The third chapter includes topics related to the church, and the fourth chapter deals with local problems in the assembly in Foochow and questions related to division. Section Two contains three chapters of notes from fellowship given by Brother Watchman Nee. The dates and places are not known. Based on the content of the second chapter, however, there is reason to believe that they were spoken in 1934.