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  MORE THAN CONQUERORS
  by Watchman Nee
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Summary: Through the Cross, we have a complete and utter victory over
sin and Satan, and we are called to live a new life in Christ.

Topics: "Victory in Christ", "Identity in Christ"
Scripture References: John 16:33, Romans 8:37, 1 Corinthians 15:57, 2 Corinthians 5:17, Galatians 2:20, Ephesians 6:10-11, Philippians 4:13, Colossians 2:15, 1 John 5:4, Revelation 12:11

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Watchman Nee emphasizes that through Christ's sacrifice on Calvary,
believers are not just forgiven but are transformed into new creations,
free from the old Adam-life. He explains that recognizing our
identification with Christ's death allows us to live in the victory He
has secured over sin and Satan. The message of the Cross is vital, as it
continually reminds us of our new identity and the power we possess as
conquerors through Christ. Nee encourages believers to embrace this
truth, which liberates them from fear and empowers them to live
victoriously.

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(The following is a booklet by Jessie Penn-Lewis, More Than Conquerors.
The material in the addendum, "The Foundation of the Victorious Life,"
was excerpted from a book by Jessie Penn-Lewis, The Cross: The
Touchstone of Faith, pp. 18-19. Both were originally published by The
Overcomer Literature Trust, Parkston, Poole, Dorset, England.)

"In all these things we are more than conquerors through Him that loved
us." (Romans 8. 37.)

Calvary means that Christ not only bore on that Tree your sins, but that
He carried to the Tree the sinner--carried you there. When you come to
the point of recognising that God does not patch up the old life, but
calls upon you to reckon it crucified, and to take from Him a new one,
you will find that the new life has in it all the characteristics which
belong to it. The old Adam-life has its own characteristics, and the new
Adam-life has its own characteristics.

It is necessary to repeat this message of the Cross again and again, for
the truth only lays hold of us "line upon line" until at last it grips
us and effectually works in us who believe.

Moreover, to that Cross of Calvary, Christ, as the Representative Man,
not only carried the sinner, but on that Cross and through the death of
the Cross He utterly conquered Satan (Colossians 2. 15). There is
therefore no need on the part of a Christian for a trace of fear of
Satan. Satan is an absolutely conquered foe to the soul who knows:

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