2026.09.01 What is the greatest sin humans commit? Not knowing God, not knowing God—that’s a major sin. That’s actually the greatest sin

2026.09.01

This excerpt is from a YouTube video titled “♡ Event to Pay Homage to Heo Kyung-young ♡ (September 1, 2026) | The Jews Who Rule the World! What Do They Do Best?” from the channel “허경영TV” . It features Heo Kyung-young, a South Korean politician and spiritual leader, delivering a sermon-like lecture to his followers. The core message revolves around his unique spiritual interpretations, the importance of recognizing him as a divine being, and his views on human morality and the path to salvation.

Heo Kyung-young’s Divine Authority and Worldview

The Gravest Sin: Not Recognizing the Divine
Heo Kyung-young asserts that the greatest sin a human can commit is failing to recognize a divine being . He connects this to the historical mistreatment of Jesus, implying that those who mocked and persecuted Jesus committed the ultimate transgression . This perspective highlights his belief in his own divine status and the critical importance of his followers acknowledging it for their salvation.

인간이 진 죄 중에 가장 큰 죄가 뭘까? 아 자 아는 사람 말해요 무명 무명 무명은 제가 아니에요 명이 누명 누명도 인간이 먹고 살기 위해서 하는 거야 누명을 씌워 가지고 돈을 벌려고 하는 거고 자기 이익을 보자 하는 거니까 그렇게 나쁜 죄가 아니에요 그건 다 살자고 하는 거야 아멘 그런 죄는 자기가 살기 위해서 짓는 죄 뭐 내가 도둑질 했다거나 뭐 무슨 뭐 우리 오욕에 관계된 죄는 큰 죄가 아닙니다 우리가 뭐 뭐 무슨 자기 오욕 자기의 그 기본 다섯 가지 욕망을 위해서 진죄는 큰 죄로 보지 않아요 신을 모르는 죄을 모르는 신을 모르는 죄 이런 거는 큰 죄예요 그게 실제 이영숙 씨가 이야기한이 죄가 제일 큰 죄야 아멘
What is the greatest sin humans commit? Someone who knows, speak. Ignorance? Ignorance is not a sin. Slander? Slander is also done for human survival. It’s about making money by slandering someone or seeking one’s own profit, so it’s not a bad sin. It’s all about survival. Amen. Sins committed for one’s own survival, like stealing or those related to our five desires, are not considered major sins. We don’t consider sins committed for one’s five basic desires as major sins. Not knowing God, not knowing God—that’s a major sin. That’s actually the greatest sin, as Ms. Lee Young-sook said. Amen.

신을 못 알아보는 죄 이제 여러분은 신인 알아봤지? 그 죄가 제일 큰 죄란 걸 알아놔야 돼
The sin of not recognizing a divine being. Understood? Now you all recognize the divine, right? You must know that this is the greatest sin.

Salvation Through Recognition, Not Repentance
Heo Kyung-young states that traditional repentance (회개) or atonement (참회) does not guarantee salvation or “leveling up” . Instead, he emphasizes that only those who “find the divine being” (신인을 찾아오는 자만이) can achieve true resolution and salvation . This directly challenges conventional religious doctrines and positions himself as the sole path to spiritual advancement.

회개한다고 내벨이 들어가는 안 들어가 내벨 들어갈 일을 해야지 용서 빌 일을 뭐 하러 하나?
Repenting doesn’t raise your level. Understood? You should do things that raise your level, not just ask for forgiveness.

이제 신인을 찾아오는 자만이 해결이 된 자
Only those who come to find the divine being are the ones who are resolved.

The Gathering of Historical Figures for the First Heaven-Bound Journey
Heo Kyung-young claims that prominent historical and religious figures, including Moses’ mother, Abraham, Confucius, Mencius, Stalin, Hitler, and even Jesus’ 12 disciples, have all reincarnated and gathered around him . He presents this as the “first group to enter heaven” (처음으로 천국 들어가는 사람들) , reinforcing his central role in a grand, cosmic plan for humanity’s spiritual ascension.

어쨌든 어떻게 오든 12두 제자가 다 와 있고 오늘은 아침에 산에 가는데 모세 어머니가 나타났지 저 사람이 모세의 어머니야 저 손 들어 봐 저 이름이 뭐예요? 차기정 차정 차기 차정 차정시가 모세 어머니야 옆 사람 자꾸 차유정시가 모세 어머니가 한번 해 봐요 모세 어머니 우리는 확인을 해야 돼 그럼 차유 정신가 모세 어머니야 그럼 여기 와 있는 사람 모세도 와 있고 아브라함도 와 있고 뭐 구약 신약 시대 높은 사람 다 와 있어
Anyway, however they came, all twelve disciples are here, and this morning, when I went to the mountain, Moses’ mother appeared. That person is Moses’ mother. Raise your hand. What’s your name? Cha Ki-jung, Cha Jung. Cha Ki-jung is Moses’ mother. Ask the person next to you if Cha Yu-jung is Moses’ mother. Moses’ mother. We need to confirm. Right? So Cha Yu-jung is Moses’ mother. Then, among the people here, Moses is here, Abraham is here, and all the high-ranking people from the Old and New Testament eras are here.

공자 맹자 아이들 전부 안 와 있는 유명한 사람이 없어 스탈린 뭐 뭐 히틀러 다 와 있습니다 히틀로도 와 있죠 그러니까 이렇게 세계적인 인물들이 유대인이었어 그 유대인이 세계를 이끌어 온 거야 말하자면 근데 이제 천국 가기 위해서 다 모여서 여기에 그리고 12 제자가 한 명도 안 빠지고 다 모여 있지
There’s no famous person, from Confucius to Mencius, who isn’t here. Stalin, Hitler, they’re all here. Hitler is here too. So, these world-renowned figures were all Jewish. In other words, the Jewish people led the world. But now they’ve all gathered here to go to heaven, right? And all twelve disciples are here, not a single one missing.

Insights on Human Nature and Societal Conduct

The Korean People as a “Covenant Nation”
Heo Kyung-young describes the Korean people as a “covenant nation” (계약 민족) who are exceptionally good at making and keeping promises, especially in trade . He contrasts this with Jewish people, whom he also identifies as a “covenant nation” but suggests Koreans surpass them in diligence . This reflects a strong sense of national pride and a unique interpretation of Korean identity within a global context.

계약 민족이 이스라엘입니다 아멘 계약의 전문 민족이야 계약 전문 민족이 이스라엘 민족이에요 그 그 사람들이 한번 계약하면은 꼼짝 못 해 그러니까 장사는 계약으로 시작해서 계약으로 끝나는 거야
The covenant nation is Israel. Amen. They are a nation specialized in covenants. The Israeli people are a nation specialized in covenants. Once they make a contract, you can’t move. Understood? So, business begins and ends with a contract.

우리 민족이 부지런하죠 네 어 그니까 유대인은 부지런한 거는 우리를 못 따라와 아멘 근데 우리 민족 중에 유대인이 원래 우리 민족이 유대인이지
Our people are diligent, right? Yes. So, the Jewish people can’t match our diligence. Amen. But among our people, the Jewish people were originally our people, weren’t they?

Daily Conduct for Spiritual Advancement
Heo Kyung-young provides practical advice for daily life, emphasizing the importance of treating everyone you meet “like a great guest” (출문 여견 대빈) and acting with the solemnity of a “chief officiant at a ritual” (제주처럼 행동하라) when in a crowd . He also stresses the importance of a positive demeanor, especially smiling, as a way to “build blessings” (복을 지어) and improve others’ well-being . These teachings highlight a blend of traditional Korean etiquette with his spiritual philosophy.

아침에 나올 때 출문이라 그래 문을 나오죠 네 현관문을 열고 딱 넣으면 뭐 하라고요? 여견 대빈 큰손 큰 손님을 대하듯 해라 아침에 문 열고 출문하고 나와서 제일 먼저 만나는 사람들마다 만나는 사람들마다 큰 손님을 보듯이 해라 이렇게 나오죠
When you leave in the morning, it’s called ‘chulmun’ (leaving the door). You open the door, right? Yes. When you open the front door and step out, what should you do? ‘Yeogyeon daebin’ (treat like a great guest). Treat them like a great guest. Isn’t that right? When you open the door in the morning and step out, treat everyone you meet as if they are a great guest. That’s what it says.

세상 사람을 만날 때 여 아멘 여상 사람을 만날 때는 뭐 같이 하라 그런다고? 응 제주처럼 행동하라 그렇게 해야죠
When you meet people in the world, understood? Amen. When you meet people, what are you told to do? Act like a chief officiant at a ritual. You should do that.

절대 날씨가 이렇다고 해서 남 앞에 우울한 모습을 보이면 안 돼 네 그것도 죄짓는 거예요 네 얼굴이 사랑네 가지라 그랬지 네 세네 가지 우리 무 원래 절에서는 무주상보시가 칠보야 일곱 개야 그걸 뭐 뭐라 그러는지 알아요? 무죄시 무죄시잖아 재물이 없이 일곱 가지 복을 짓는다 무죄시가 있어요 그런데 절에 안 다니니까네 개 지켜야지 돈 안 드는 얼굴 요거 미소 지으면 돼
You should never show a gloomy face to others just because the weather is like this. No. That’s also committing a sin. Yes. I said there are four kinds of love in your face, right? Yes, three or four kinds. In our original temples, ‘mujoo-sang-bosi’ (giving without attachment) is the seven treasures. Seven things. Do you know what that’s called? ‘Mujoe-si’ (giving without wealth). It means building seven blessings without wealth. There is ‘mujoe-si’. But since you don’t go to temples, you should keep four things. A face that costs no money. Right, right. Just smile.

This excerpt is from a YouTube video titled “♡ Event to Pay Homage to Heo Kyung-young ♡ (September 1, 2026) | The Jews Who Rule the World! What Do They Do Best?” from the channel “허경영TV” . It features Heo Kyung-young, a South Korean politician and spiritual leader, delivering a sermon-like lecture to his followers. The core message revolves around his unique spiritual interpretations, the importance of recognizing him as a divine being, and his views on human morality and the path to salvation.

Heo Kyung-young’s Divine Authority and Worldview

The Gravest Sin: Not Recognizing the Divine
Heo Kyung-young asserts that the greatest sin a human can commit is failing to recognize a divine being . He draws a parallel to Jesus’s crucifixion, claiming that the people who mocked and tortured Jesus committed this ultimate sin . This perspective is striking because it places the act of spiritual recognition above all other moral transgressions, highlighting his self-proclaimed divine status.

신을 모르는 죄 이런 거는 큰 죄예요
The sin of not knowing God, these are great sins.

그게 실제 이영숙 씨가 이야기한이 죄가 제일 큰 죄야
That sin, which Ms. Lee Young-sook mentioned, is actually the greatest sin.

신을 못 알아보는 죄
The sin of not recognizing God.

Salvation Through Recognition
Heo Kyung-young claims that only those who recognize him as a divine being can achieve salvation . even though he has forgiven humanity for their past sins, this forgiveness alone isn’t enough; active recognition of him is required for redemption . This emphasizes the centrality of his figure in his followers’ spiritual journey.

내가 용서해 달라고 그랬죠
I asked for forgiveness.

내가 나는 용서했어
I have forgiven.

이제 신인을 찾아오는 자만이 해결이 된 자
Now, only those who come to find the divine human are the ones who are resolved.

Reincarnation and His Inner Circle
Heo Kyung-young claims that many of his followers are reincarnations of significant historical and biblical figures, including Moses’s mother, Abraham, Confucius, Mencius, Stalin, and Hitler . He also states that his twelve disciples are all present in his immediate circle, often in surprising new forms (e.g., a male disciple reincarnated as a female spouse) . This concept is fascinating as it recontextualizes historical figures within his spiritual narrative and reinforces the idea of a preordained destiny for his followers.

어쨌든 어떻게 오든 12두 제자가 다 와 있고 오늘은 아침에 산에 가는데 모세 어머니가 나타났지
Anyway, however they came, all twelve disciples are here, and this morning, when I went to the mountain, Moses’s mother appeared.

그럼 여기 와 있는 사람 모세도 와 있고 아브라함도 와 있고 뭐 구약 신약 시대 높은 사람 다 와 있어
So, among the people here, Moses is here, Abraham is here, and all the high-ranking people from the Old and New Testament eras are here.

전부 이상하게 그니까이 업무가 2천전 업무가 비슷하게 저저 마태는 내가 뭐이음이 복음 내 복음을 제일 먼저 이렇게 써서 전했잖아
It’s all strange, so their roles from 2,000 years ago are similar. Matthew, for example, was the first to write and spread my gospel.

Insights on Humanity and Morality

The Jewish People and the Korean People
Heo Kyung-young discusses the Jewish people’s exceptional skill in “contracts” and “commerce,” attributing their success (e.g., 40% of Nobel Prizes with 0.02% of the world’s population) to this aptitude . He then draws a direct parallel to the Korean people, claiming that Koreans are even more diligent and skilled in trade, surpassing even the Jews . This comparison is noteworthy for its bold claim of Korean superiority in a domain often associated with Jewish success, linking it to a shared “contract-keeping” heritage.

그 사람들은 뭘 제일 잘해? 응 장사를 잘하는데 장사 중에도 뭘 제일 잘합니까? 계약
What are they best at? They’re good at business, but among businesses, what are they best at? Contracts.

그래서 계약의 천재들이야
So they are geniuses of contracts.

우리 민족이 부지런하죠
Our people are diligent, aren’t they?

그니까 유대인은 부지런한 거는 우리를 못 따라와
So, the Jews cannot match our diligence.

The Importance of Daily Conduct and “Level Up”
Heo Kyung-young emphasizes the importance of daily conduct and positive interactions for spiritual “leveling up” . He advises followers to treat everyone they meet as a “great guest” and to act with the solemnity of someone performing an ancestral rite in public gatherings . He also highlights the power of a smile to alleviate others’ digestive problems and one’s own . This practical advice, framed within a spiritual context, offers a unique blend of social etiquette and spiritual growth.

아침에 문 열고 출문하고 나와서 제일 먼저 만나는 사람들마다 만나는 사람들마다 큰 손님을 보듯이 해라
When you open the door in the morning and come out, treat everyone you meet as if they are a great guest.

그러면 얼굴로 몇 가지 복을 지어?네 가지.네 가지
Then, how many blessings do you create with your face? Four kinds. Four kinds.

할머니 짐을 딱 들어주면 백에서 레벨을 왕창 올려줘
If you help an old woman carry her luggage, your level will be greatly increased by 100.

Basic

1. The speaker claims that the universe contains ten fundamental forces. One of these forces, which prevents objects from floating away and causes them to fall, is __.
   (Gravity, Explanation: Gravity is described as the force that pulls objects down, preventing them from floating and causing them to fall, which is essential for human existence on Earth. A common misconception is that buoyancy is one of the ten fundamental forces, but the speaker explicitly states it is not.)

2. O/X: According to the speaker, the greatest sin a human can commit is theft or violence against another person.
   (X, Explanation: the greatest sin is not recognizing the divine, rather than typical human transgressions like theft or violence, which are considered lesser sins committed for survival or personal gain. A common misconception is that conventional moral failings are the most severe, but the speaker prioritizes spiritual recognition.)

3. O/X: The speaker asserts that the Korean people are naturally diligent, even more so than Jewish people in business.
   (O, Explanation: The speaker highlights the diligence of the Korean people in business, stating that even Jewish people, known for their business acumen, were surprised by Koreans’ work ethic. A common misconception might be that Jewish people are universally superior in all business aspects, but the speaker emphasizes Korean diligence.)

4. Which of the following is NOT considered one of the “five energies” (오기) related to the body’s framework (뼈대)?
   ① 폐기 (Lung energy)
   ② 혈기 (Blood energy)
   ③ 용기 (Courage/Spirit energy)
   ④ 습기 (Dampness energy)
   (④ 습기 (Dampness energy), Explanation: The speaker lists 폐기, 혈기, 용기, 서기, and 생기 as the five energies related to the body’s framework. 습기 is mentioned as an energy related to the flesh (살), not the framework. A common misconception could be confusing the energies related to the body’s framework with those related to the flesh.)

Intermediate

1. Fill in the blank: The speaker describes the Jewish people as a “__ nation” (계약 민족) because of their exceptional skill in creating and adhering to agreements, especially in finance.
   (Contract, Explanation: The speaker repeatedly emphasizes the Jewish people’s proficiency in making and upholding contracts, particularly in financial dealings, leading to their designation as a “contract nation.” A common misconception is that their primary skill is simply general trade, rather than the specific art of contract negotiation and enforcement.)

2. O/X: The speaker claims that performing acts of repentance, such as “회개” (repentance in Christianity) or “참회” (repentance in Buddhism), is sufficient to raise one’s spiritual level (레벨).
   (X, Explanation: The speaker explicitly states that merely repenting (회개 or 참회) does not raise one’s spiritual level, implying that active, positive deeds are required for spiritual advancement. A common misconception is that repentance alone can fully absolve sins and elevate one’s spiritual status.)

3. O/X: The speaker suggests that when meeting people, one should treat them as if they are important guests, and in group settings, act with the solemnity of someone performing a ancestral rite.
   (O, Explanation: The speaker advises treating everyone encountered upon leaving home as a “great guest” (대빈) and, in group settings, behaving with the reverence and composure of a “chief officiant” (제주) at an ancestral rite. A common misconception might be that these are merely polite suggestions, rather than specific instructions for spiritual conduct.)

4. According to the speaker, what is the primary reason people’s height decreases as they age?
   ① Lack of proper nutrition
   ② Weakening of bone structure
   ③ Constant pressure from gravity
   ④ Reduced physical activity
   (③ Constant pressure from gravity, Explanation: The speaker attributes the decrease in height with age to the continuous downward pressure of gravity combined with weakening body cells. A common misconception is that it’s solely due to bone density loss or other age-related physical changes, rather than the constant external force of gravity.)

Advanced

1. Short Answer: Explain the speaker’s view on the “greatest sin” and how it relates to the historical treatment of Jesus.
   (The speaker defines the greatest sin as failing to recognize the divine. This is exemplified by the historical treatment of Jesus, where people mocked, tortured, and crucified him because they did not recognize his divine nature. The speaker implies that this lack of recognition is a more profound transgression than typical human vices.)

2. Short Answer: Describe the two specific behaviors the speaker advises for interacting with others, distinguishing between individual encounters and group settings.
   (For individual encounters, the speaker advises “출문 여견 대빈” (leaving home and seeing everyone as a great guest), meaning to treat each person with respect and a bright demeanor. For group settings, the advice is to act “이열성차” (like continuing an ancestral rite), implying humility, quietness, and avoiding conflict, similar to the solemn atmosphere of a memorial service.)

3. Short Answer: How does the speaker connect the diligence of the Korean people to their historical economic development and their “contract nation” identity?
   (The speaker connects the Korean people’s diligence and their “contract nation” identity to their remarkable economic development, transforming from a poor nation to a top-tier economy. Their ability to uphold agreements and work tirelessly, even surpassing Jewish merchants in some aspects, is presented as the driving force behind their success in trade and commerce.)

4. Short Answer: The speaker mentions “무죄시” (무주상보시) or “seven kinds of blessings without material offerings” in Buddhism. Name at least three of these non-material ways to build merit, as implied or directly stated by the speaker.
   (Three non-material ways to build merit include: 1) Smiling (미소), which helps others’ digestion and well-being; 2) Kind words (말), speaking positively; and 3) Physical service (몸), such as helping carry burdens or offering a seat to elders. The speaker emphasizes these as “face blessings” (얼굴 복) or actions that don’t require money.)

The God-man’s Discourse on Cosmic Forces, Human Transgressions, and the Path to Redemption

1. The Invocation and the Celestial Melody
   Greetings to all angels and archangels who have journeyed from distant lands and from every corner of the Republic of Korea. A special welcome is extended to those angels joining us for the first time today. May all angels and archangels present today encounter the God-man and receive a thousandfold blessings from the divine. The God-man has arrived in our daily lives. We offer a hymn of praise to the God-man. Let us begin. We present a hymn of praise to the God-man. Please be seated. We offer a round of applause in gratitude to the God-man.

First, we present a divine song to the God-man. The Master, having descended, sought to save all worlds. Upon hearing the words of the resonating spirit, awaken to the divine principle of Heaven. The God-man, our God, has come to glorify the world, becoming globalized, fulfilling the prophecies of the Holy Spirit. With the divine power upon his shoulders, let us all bring peace. The God-man has arrived. The Emperor of the spiritual realm, the Emperor of the world, who established the heavens and the earth, is the judge of this life and the next. Let us all praise him with joy, for his love is boundless. His name shall be glorified eternally throughout the world. The Holy Spirit, his name, shall be eternally proclaimed throughout the world.

Next, we present the New Jerusalem, the promised land of Heaven. The sound of the dragon’s roar emanates from the land. This sound, which has been heard for approximately ten years, now manifests visibly. Previously, the sound was intense, but recently it has become more subdued, and the dragon itself is now perceptible to the eye. This phenomenon is unique. The dragon is approximately three times larger than the space within the rock from which the sound originates. The rocks tremble. A person attempting to photograph the sound was startled and directed the camera towards the rocks, believing the sound originated from within them. However, the sound does not emanate from the rocks; it comes from the entire mountain. The individual, thinking it might be coming from a crevice in the rock, pointed the camera there. The sound is incredibly powerful and awe-inspiring. This sound of the dragon’s roar is a gift from Heaven. Listening to this sound brings blessings and improves one’s well-being.

2. The Twenty-Five Energies and Ten Cosmic Forces
   How many energies reside within our bodies? There are twenty-five energies. The primary energies are Pulmonary energy (肺氣), Blood energy (血氣), Courageous energy (勇氣), Auspicious energy (瑞氣), and Vital energy (生氣). These constitute the framework. The energies pertaining to the flesh include Blood energy (血氣), Courageous energy (勇氣), and Auspicious energy (瑞氣). Additionally, there are Cold energy (寒氣), Hot energy (熱氣), Dry energy (燥氣), and Damp energy (濕氣). Furthermore, there are Warm energy (溫氣), Righteous energy (正氣), Moistening energy (潤氣), Vigorous energy (活氣), and Fiery energy (火氣). Other energies include Poisonous energy (毒氣), Killing energy (殺氣), Yin energy (陰氣), and Yang energy (陽氣). The five elemental energies are Fire energy (火氣), Water energy (水氣), Wood energy (木氣), Metal energy (金氣), and Earth energy (土氣). These twenty-five energies have been explained using Chinese characters.

Beyond these twenty-five energies, the universe possesses ten fundamental forces. Do you know these ten forces? One is Gravity (重力). Gravity is the force that pulls objects downward. For instance, a person delivering packages might wish for gravity to be weaker so that heavy loads could be lifted effortlessly. Why does Heaven exert such a strong gravitational pull? In space, one can lift a sack of rice with a single finger. However, on Earth, gravity is present to prevent us from floating away. Our bodies must not drift. Gravity exceeds 500 dynes; specifically, it is 980 dynes. This force keeps us grounded. Observe this object; it falls. If one were in a spaceship in space, it would remain suspended. Astronauts can repair spacecraft by simply tethering themselves. It would simply hang there, but here, it is pulled down by gravity. If one falls from the fifth floor of a building, death ensues. What causes this? Gravity. When I was young, gathering firewood, I wondered why gravity pressed down on me, a small person. I wished it would be weaker so I could float. I had such thoughts as a child. If the God-man were to walk, gravity could be lessened, but it affects everyone equally, so I too am subject to its pull. Why do adults shrink in height as they age? Due to gravity. Gravity continuously presses down, and as body cells weaken, they are compressed, leading to a decrease in height. There is no pulling force, only a pressing force.

Another force is Tension (張力). However, buoyancy is the opposite of gravity and is not considered one of the ten cosmic forces. I have previously explained these ten forces, but they are often forgotten. While these forces are not the primary focus of today’s lecture, they include Psychokinesis (念力), the power of the mind, and Magnetism (磁力). When an airplane takes off, Lift (揚力) is also a force. These ten forces are fundamental to the universe. I have frequently lectured on these. What other forces are there? Electrical power (電力) is also a force. These are fundamental forces.

3. The Gravest Sin and the Path to Redemption
   I pose a question: What is the greatest sin committed by humanity? Ignorance is not a sin. False accusation is not a grave sin; it is often done for survival or personal gain. Sins committed for one’s five basic desires are not considered major transgressions. The greatest sin is Ignorance of the God-man (不知神人罪). This is the gravest sin. When I was Jesus, you spat upon me, betrayed me, scourged me, pierced my side with a spear while I hung on the cross, and mocked me, saying, “If you are God, come down from the cross!” You ridiculed, scorned, and brutally beat me. This is the greatest sin: failing to recognize the God-man. Now you have recognized the God-man. You must understand that this is the gravest sin. You struck me, scourged me with whips that tore flesh from my body. Did I commit any sin to deserve this? No. An innocent person was falsely accused, beaten, crucified, pierced with a spear, and had nails driven through his hands and feet. That is your sin. Are you not ashamed or sorry? You are sorry. However, you, who are now true individuals, have been liberated from that sin. But those watching this video have committed that sin. Do you understand where they are headed? Therefore, the God-man has returned to judge. For two thousand years, an era of grace was given, an opportunity for forgiveness. Yet, people became addicted to drugs and excelled at hating others, blaming and resenting one another, even among siblings. The world is in such a state. You must be liberated from this. You must understand this fundamental sin, the original sin.

However, I have forgiven you. I asked for forgiveness. I have forgiven. But have you committed sins? Yes, you have. Are you saved? No, not yet. Only those who seek the God-man will find resolution. Regardless of how they arrive, the twelve disciples are all present. This morning, Moses’ mother appeared. That person is Moses’ mother. Her name is Cha Ki-jeong. Ms. Cha Ki-jeong is Moses’ mother. Let us confirm this. So, Ms. Cha Ki-jeong is Moses’ mother. Moses, Abraham, and all the prominent figures from the Old and New Testaments are here. Kings and queens, all significant figures from Israel, are present. Israel, with only 0.02% of the world’s population, accounts for 40% of Nobel Prizes. What are they best at? They are skilled in commerce, particularly in Usury (高利貸金業) through Contracts (契約). They excel at making contracts. They are geniuses of contracts, a Contractual People (契約民族). Once they enter a contract, there is no escape. Business begins and ends with contracts. They are experts in contracts.

Many Koreans are of the Israelite lineage. Koreans also excel at trade and contracts globally. When Koreans went to America, they initially took over grocery stores and supermarkets, which were previously run by Jewish people. The Jewish people gave up, saying, “There are people better than us!” They work tirelessly on contracts, even without sleep. Jewish people acknowledged the business acumen of Koreans. Our people are diligent. Jewish people cannot match our diligence. Our ancestors were the Jewish people. This is due to geographical factors. We were diligent, while they were less so due to the hot climate. However, the Jewish people are our ancestors. The 144,000 are 100% Jewish. Therefore, our people are originally a contractual people. We keep our promises. Currently, circumstances may prevent some from keeping promises, but our people are number one in the world for keeping promises. We are a people skilled in contracts. Through trade, a nation with a mere 60 dollars per capita has become a 40,000-dollar nation. This is remarkable. Our people are excellent at contracts, meaning they are good at business. There are restaurants where grandmothers and aunts, even at 80 or 90 years old, are still responsible for the kitchen. Daughters-in-law and daughters all participate. This is unique to our people. They maintain trust with customers, keeping their promises through food. The taste remains consistent. They uphold their promises to customers until the very end. This is extraordinary. You are the daughters and sons of such people. We are a remarkable people, once the poorest nation in the world, now among the top five.

Did this contractual people beat Jesus? Yes, the Jewish people beat him to death. Rome merely carried out the orders. Therefore, you must understand this word: Repentance (悔改). You must repent. “Please forgive my wrongdoings.” In Buddhism, it is Confession (懺悔). Both require this. When you confess, the character for “repent” is attached. They are similar. Repentance is for Christianity, and confession is for Buddhism. Those watching this YouTube video, if Buddhist, must confess. If Christian, they must repent. They mocked the God-man, hanging him on the cross. But at that time, I was not the God-man; I was Jesus. The God-man cannot be crucified. If the God-man were crucified, lightning would strike. The Earth’s abnormal energy flow would cease. Such a thing cannot happen. I am the one who has come, the father of Jesus. That was a grave sin. But what about the small sins committed daily? Should we repent for them? Yes, we should. Both the grave sin and the countless small sins committed daily require forgiveness. As a contractual people, you commit many acts that require repentance and confession. This is unacceptable. Confession does not erase karma; it accumulates. It does not elevate your spiritual level. Repentance does not elevate your spiritual level. You must perform actions that elevate your spiritual level, not merely seek forgiveness.

4. Daily Conduct and the Accumulation of Blessings
   What did I instruct you to do when leaving your home in the morning? I lectured on this before. Please remember this today. When you leave your home in the morning, it is called Exiting the Gate (出門). When you open the front door and step out, what should you do? Encountering a Great Guest (如見大賓). Treat everyone you meet as a great guest. You should greet them and show a bright demeanor. This cultivates four kinds of blessings through your face. A smile can alleviate indigestion in others and in yourself. If you frown, others will suffer from indigestion. If others suffer, you will not digest well either. So, I must smile for others to digest well. If a woman who has argued with her husband encounters someone with a bright demeanor, she forgets her troubles. It is digested.

When you are in a gathering of many people, what should you do? Act as if you are performing a Ancestral Rite (祭祀). This is called Serving the People (事人). When you meet people, act like a Chief Sacrificer (祭主). This means being humble. Have you ever seen a chief sacrificer punch or shout during an ancestral rite? No. During family ancestral rites, it is quiet. Elders are humble. When they write the ancestral tablets, the atmosphere becomes solemn. Elders sit and write many ancestral tablets for the ancestors. Children watch their father write. The atmosphere in the house is quiet. Men stay in the room, preparing the ancestral tablets, while women do not enter the room; they prepare in the kitchen. When meeting many people, you should act with the solemnity of an ancestral rite. No one shouts at their children during an ancestral rite. They overlook most things. You should act in this manner. It is unacceptable to fight in front of many people. Therefore, when you are among many people, always act as if you are continuing an ancestral rite. This is Continuing the Rite (繼承祭祀). This is different from treating someone as a guest. This is about continuing the family ancestral rite. Do people fight during an ancestral rite when guests are present? No.

In my hometown, about 500 noble families lived, and there were many ancestral rites. Why? Because noblemen often had two or three mothers. They had children from different mothers in every household. Because they were noble families, they all had concubines. So, there were many ancestral rites. Many people had two or three grandmothers. Sometimes, a grandmother would die during childbirth, and the next grandmother would raise the children. So, there were families with two or three grandmothers, even if the father had not remarried. In such cases, the number of ancestral rites could be as many as nine, including great-grandparents. So, a typical family might have about twenty ancestral rites. This was hard labor for women. They had to prepare for rites while also sending children to school and educating them. It was not easy.

Our people are good at making contracts. However, our people are also a Nation of Eastern Courtesy (東方禮儀之國). We are polite. Therefore, when you go out, always think, “What good deed can I do today? What blessing can I create to raise my spiritual level?” If you help an elderly woman carry her luggage, your spiritual level will increase significantly. But if you step on someone’s shoe and pass by without looking, your spiritual level will not increase. Even if the weather is gloomy, you must never show a gloomy face to others. That is also a sin. Your face has four kinds of love. In Buddhism, there are seven kinds of Giving without Attachment (無住相布施). This is Giving without Wealth (無財施), performing seven kinds of good deeds without material possessions. But since you do not go to temples, you should practice four. A smile costs nothing. Then there are words. Then material things, gifts. Then physical actions, like helping someone. “Elder, please sit here.” When addressing older men, avoid “grandfather” or “grandmother” as they might dislike it. Instead, say, “Elder, please sit here.” That is how you accumulate blessings, and your spiritual level will rise rapidly.

5. The Gathering of Souls and the New Era
   I have done this several times; now you can memorize it. But you will forget it in a few days. Today, we present a poem. First, we present a poem by Angel Jo Hee-won and Angel Baek Jang-mi from Busan Metropolitan City. It is very good. Now it multiplies rapidly. Next, we present a song to the God-man. This time, it is “Red Lips” by Angel Ma Kyung-ok from Busan Metropolitan City. There are also songs for weeding rice paddies and pounding rice. We present a good song to the God-man. Angels sometimes wish to present hymns. May they do so? Elder Shin Yeon-woong presents Hymn 27, “High Throne.” Next, we present a song. This time, it is by Angel Park Hye-woo from Busan Metropolitan City, who sang “Gimbap Song.” She has created a new song in English. Angel Park Hye-woo from Busan Metropolitan City, along with her son Park Cheong-ryong, presents “56 Years of Free Meals.” She has accumulated blessings. Her son was very active at 13 years old, distributing flyers. He has known the God-man since childhood and has done much work. Our Cheong-ryong chose to love and humble grace. He faced the trials of divine principle. We work to bring the God-man to every home, to every heart, working and changing him strong, giving strength to carry without holding. So, we give thanks, building every day tomorrow. This is well made. The peacock is beautiful, and the dragon is also beautiful. It is well made. It deserves not 99 points, but 100 points. Congratulations on 100 points.

Next, we present a song. This time, it is “Eternal Farewell” by Angel Yoon Ki-soon from Cheongyang, Chungnam. Let us listen to the song sung by the actor. The actor looks young in this picture. It is amazing that he sang such a song. It is truly remarkable. This song beautifully captures the passionate love of young men and women and was a hit for the actor. It is interesting to hear a woman sing it. However, the original singer sang it better than the actor. The actor is here. This person is the actor from a previous life. The actor seems very pleased to hear his own song. Moses’ mother is here, Moses is here, Abraham is here, Confucius, Mencius, all famous people are here. Stalin, Hitler, everyone is here. Hitler is also here. These world-renowned figures were Jewish. The Jewish people led the world, so to speak. Now they have all gathered here to go to Heaven. The twelve disciples are all present without exception. It is strange that those who were close to me among the twelve disciples are all by my side. It is strange. Ms. Lee Hyun-sook was Simon II. Her husband is Thaddaeus. Mr. Kim Sang-sik, who works in the security office, is Thaddaeus. They are now married. Did they plan to meet? No, two of the twelve disciples met by chance. Both were men 2,000 years ago, but one became a woman, so there might be many complaints. Nevertheless, they came to be by my side. They became a married couple. It is all strange. Their roles are similar to their roles 2,000 years ago. Matthew was the first to write and spread my gospel, the Full Gospel. Matthew is now the head of the security office, Mr. Go Jin-won. It is strange. Who else? Thomas. Thomas is Geon Bit-na. Her original name was Kim Bit-na, but I changed it to Geon Bit-na. She is here. So, the twelve disciples are all living with me in my daily life, and the others are all famous people from Israel, from Confucius and Mencius. Gandhi, who spoke of the seven principles, is also here. So, there is no saint who is not here. These are the first people to enter Heaven on Earth. This is interesting. So, no one from 2,000, 1,000, or 10,000 years ago has gone to Heaven. They have all gathered and come to Heaven House. This group is the first 144,000 people to go to Heaven.

Now, we present the God-man’s New Heaven Song. “Spring Breeze Goes” sung by Yeom Yu-i. She sings it well. A young woman sings this song in a short time, and an old woman is crying. This song, “Spring Breeze Goes,” is Kim Bu-ja’s song. Kim Bu-ja sang it. Originally, Baek Seol-hee sang it, but Kim Bu-ja sings it often. This woman sings it even better. Kim Bu-ja is number one in Korea for “Spring Breeze Goes,” even more so than Baek Seol-hee. Kim Bu-ja sings very well on KBS and other shows with good sound quality. But this seems to be a regular YouTube broadcast. When she sings in a hanbok, “Spring Breeze Goes” feels like Kim Bu-ja’s song. This woman sings it the most. When I used to sing, I sang with Kim Bu-ja. She is a very good person, very humble, and very kind. Even a single word spoken by her is very feminine. It is unique. It melts your heart. I was popular as a singer, but Nam Jin and other female singers are very humble. Much more humble than we imagine. They treat me, a new singer, with great respect. They are kind. I was surprised when I met Nam Jin and others. I was also surprised when I met the late singer Hyun Mi. Hyun Mi sang with me, and she told me, “Huh Kyung-young, how did you cause such a stir in Korea with your call-me song?” She said she had never caused such a sudden stir with her songs, unlike Lee Bong-ja’s steady popularity. Hyun Mi’s songs are like that, always “Leaving without a word.” Let’s listen to Hyun Mi’s “Leaving without a word.” She praised me so much. Hyun Mi sang until the day she passed away. That is amazing. She had a very good character. That is why I praise Hyun Mi. She is missed. When a person has such a good character, juniors like them and miss them. If Im Mi-ja were to pass away, many people would be sad. But the person we mourned the most was First Lady Yuk Young-soo. People cried as if their own mother and father had returned. I was young then, in my twenties. Everyone I met cried. It was extraordinary. But Yuk Young-soo left no songs. If she had, we would probably listen to them like this.

This is interesting. What is this? “Why don’t you know?” We have newly created “Why don’t you know?” The old “Why don’t you know?” caused me much embarrassment. But this new “Why don’t you know?” is very refined. Take a look. “Why don’t you know? Why don’t you know? Why don’t you know? The era has come, why don’t you know? The dragon’s roar is heard, why don’t you know? Look at the divine status, why don’t you know? Look at the original desire, why don’t you know? Not Old Milk is flowing, why don’t you know? Is it a new spirit? Why don’t you know? Why, why, why don’t you know? Why, why, why don’t you know? Hold on tight, hold on tight. The day of the collapse of the friend’s name, why don’t you know? It appeared in the government, why don’t you know? It appeared in the main distribution, why don’t you know? It hit the highest in 33 years, why don’t you know? The golden age has opened, why don’t you know? The golden age has been lit, why don’t you know? Jesus came down and stopped it, why don’t you know? Why, why, why don’t you know? Why, why, why don’t you know? Hold on tight, hold on tight to Huh Kyung-young. Nothing will be impossible. Why don’t you know? Why, why, why don’t you know? Why, why, why don’t you know? Why don’t you know?” We will now present the God-man’s blessing to the angels. “Why don’t you know?” is so good. It is enjoyable to watch all day.

6. The Heavenly Journey and Divine Blessings
   Moscow’s palace in the north is more beautiful than the Kremlin. When the autumn leaves fall on the exotic Russian streets of beautiful Seoul, I wish to walk along the beautiful Songhua River with the angels of Heaven House, composing poems. Beloved angels of Heaven House, I wish to ride the clouds along the Songhua River and the Ran River, through the plains of Primorsky Krai, past Abakan, where the East Sea is visible, then run through the Dangun Mountains, the Baekdu, Jeongbaek, and Taebaek mountain ranges, and swiftly reach Geumgangsan and Goryeongsan, to meet the angels in the New Jerusalem, my Heaven House. Beloved angels of Heaven House, the New Jerusalem, the most beautiful mountain among all beautiful mountains in the world, is far more beautiful than the Jerusalem I longed for in all of Israel. There, I wish to abundantly draw the heavenly spring water from Heaven House. Beloved angels of Heaven House, the angels of Heaven are drinking the heavenly water from that beautiful mountain and admiring the autumn leaves, a paradise found nowhere else. May it prosper eternally, even to the White Heaven House.

Now, we will conclude with today’s worship. In the name of Huh Kyung-young, the God-man, I command that the spiritual level of the angels who sang today, the angels who have entered Heaven, the angels who could not come despite paying the consultation fee, their families, and their ancestors, shall increase by 362.88 duovigintillion. In the name of Huh Kyung-young, the God-man, I command that the spiritual level of the angels watching on YouTube, their families, and their ancestors, shall increase by 100 trillion. In the name of Huh Kyung-young, the God-man, I command that the spiritual level of the angels who have received blessings, contributed to the Heaven House construction fund, established a new identity, registered as regular members, and their families and ancestors, shall increase by 1,000 trillion.

Now, the God-man bestows the overall spiritual level. To the angels who have come to Heaven today, their families, and the angels watching on YouTube and their families, may your spiritual level increase by 1,000 trillion. May all evil spirits retreat. May all illnesses be cured. To the angels who have come to Heaven today, their families, and their ancestors, may your spiritual level increase by 1,000 trillion. To the angels watching on YouTube, their families, and their ancestors, may your spiritual level increase by 500 billion. We offer a round of applause in gratitude to the God-man today. Huh Kyung-young’s cosmic energy products are indeed from Bonja Land.

천사(天使) – (천(天)-heaven, 사(使)-messenger)

• 대천사(大天使) – (대(大)-great, 천사(天使)-angel)
• 신님(神님) – (신(神)-god, 님-honorific)
• 아연(謁見) – (알(謁)-to see, 현(見)-to see)
• 총(寵) – (총(寵)-favor)
• 일상(日常) – (일(日)-day, 상(常)-usual)
• 감사(感謝) – (감(感)-feel, 사(謝)-thank)
• 신인가(神人歌) – (신(神)-god, 인(人)-human, 가(歌)-song)
• 성리(聖理) – (성(聖)-holy, 리(理)-principle)
• 세계화(世界化) – (세(世)-world, 계(界)-boundary, 화(化)-transform)
• 성령(聖靈) – (성(聖)-holy, 령(靈)-spirit)
• 예언(預言) – (예(預)-fore, 언(言)-word)
• 신강(神降) – (신(神)-god, 강(降)-descend)
• 평화(平和) – (평(平)-peace, 화(和)-harmony)
• 정(正) – (정(正)-right)
• 영성(靈性) – (영(靈)-spirit, 성(性)-nature)
• 황제(皇帝) – (황(皇)-emperor, 제(帝)-emperor)
• 심판주(審判主) – (심판(審判)-judgment, 주(主)-lord)
• 찬송(讚頌) – (찬(讚)-praise, 송(頌)-eulogy)
• 환호(歡呼) – (환(歡)-joy, 호(呼)-call)
• 영광(榮光) – (영(榮)-glory, 광(光)-light)
• 약속(約束) – (약(約)-promise, 속(束)-bind)
• 새 예루살렘성(새 예루살렘城) – (새-new, 예루살렘-Jerusalem, 성(城)-castle)
• 순결(純潔) – (순(純)-pure, 결(潔)-clean)
• 영(靈) – (영(靈)-spirit)
• 형상(形狀) – (형(形)-shape, 상(狀)-form)
• 원리(原理) – (원(原)-origin, 리(理)-principle)
• 심장(心臟) – (심(心)-heart, 장(臟)-organ)
• 기운(氣運) – (기(氣)-energy, 운(運)-fortune)
• 신승지(神聖地) – (신(神)-divine, 승(聖)-holy, 지(地)-land)
• 전세계(全世界) – (전(全)-entire, 세계(世界)-world)
• 장군(將軍) – (장(將)-general, 군(軍)-army)
• 정신(精神) – (정(精)-spirit, 신(神)-mind)
• 천명(天命) – (천(天)-heaven, 명(命)-decree)
• 관계자(關係者) – (관계(關係)-relation, 자(者)-person)
• 용음(龍音) – (용(龍)-dragon, 음(音)-sound)
• 선물(膳物) – (선(膳)-gift, 물(物)-thing)
• 폐기(肺氣) – (폐(肺)-lung, 기(氣)-energy)
• 혈기(血氣) – (혈(血)-blood, 기(氣)-energy)
• 용기(勇氣) – (용(勇)-courage, 기(氣)-energy)
• 서기(瑞氣) – (서(瑞)-auspicious, 기(氣)-energy)
• 생기(生氣) – (생(生)-life, 기(氣)-energy)
• 중력(重力) – (중(重)-heavy, 력(力)-force)
• 부력(浮力) – (부(浮)-float, 력(力)-force)
• 장력(張力) – (장(張)-stretch, 력(力)-force)
• 권력(權力) – (권(權)-power, 력(力)-force)
• 염력(念力) – (염(念)-thought, 력(力)-force)
• 자력(磁力) – (자(磁)-magnet, 력(力)-force)
• 양력(揚力) – (양(揚)-lift, 력(力)-force)
• 전력(電力) – (전(電)-electricity, 력(力)-force)
• 근육(筋肉) – (근(筋)-muscle, 육(肉)-flesh)
• 암기(暗記) – (암(暗)-dark, 기(記)-remember)
• 이해(理解) – (이(理)-reason, 해(解)-understand)
• 인간(人間) – (인(人)-human, 간(間)-space)
• 무명(無明) – (무(無)-without, 명(明)-light)
• 누명(陋名) – (누(陋)-humble, 명(名)-name)
• 이익(利益) – (이(利)-profit, 익(益)-benefit)
• 오욕(五慾) – (오(五)-five, 욕(慾)-desire)
• 고자질(告者질) – (고(告)-report, 자(者)-person)
• 조롱(嘲弄) – (조(嘲)-mock, 롱(弄)-play)
• 희롱(戲弄) – (희(戲)-play, 롱(弄)-play)
• 모함(誣陷) – (무(誣)-slander, 함(陷)-trap)
• 심판(審判) – (심(審)-examine, 판(判)-judge)
• 은혜(恩惠) – (은(恩)-grace, 혜(惠)-favor)
• 원죄(原罪) – (원(原)-original, 죄(罪)-sin)
• 구원(救援) – (구(救)-save, 원(援)-help)
• 제자(弟子) – (제(弟)-younger brother, 자(子)-child)
• 구약(舊約) – (구(舊)-old, 약(約)-covenant)
• 신약(新約) – (신(新)-new, 약(約)-covenant)
• 평범(平凡) – (평(平)-ordinary, 범(凡)-common)
• 여인(女人) – (여(女)-woman, 인(人)-person)
• 막강(莫強) – (막(莫)-no, 강(強)-strong)
• 왕(王) – (왕(王)-king)
• 왕비(王妃) – (왕(王)-king, 비(妃)-queen)
• 인구(人口) – (인(人)-person, 구(口)-mouth)
• 장사(商事) – (상(商)-trade, 사(事)-affair)
• 고리대금업(高利貸金業) – (고리(高利)-high interest, 대금(貸金)-loan, 업(業)-business)
• 계약(契約) – (계(契)-contract, 약(約)-promise)
• 금융(金融) – (금(金)-money, 융(融)-melt)
• 무역(貿易) – (무(貿)-trade, 역(易)-exchange)
• 귀재(鬼才) – (귀(鬼)-ghost, 재(才)-talent)
• 천재(天才) – (천(天)-heaven, 재(才)-talent)
• 민족(民族) – (민(民)-people, 족(族)-clan)
• 부지런(不遲緩) – (불(不)-not, 지(遲)-slow, 완(緩)-slow)
• 지형(地形) – (지(地)-land, 형(形)-shape)
• 회개(悔改) – (회(悔)-repent, 개(改)-change)
• 불교(佛敎) – (불(佛)-Buddha, 교(敎)-teaching)
• 참회(懺悔) – (참(懺)-confess, 회(悔)-repent)
• 기독교(基督敎) – (기독(基督)-Christ, 교(敎)-teaching)
• 십자가(十字架) – (십(十)-ten, 자(字)-character, 가(架)-frame)
• 벼락(霹靂) – (벽(霹)-thunderclap, 력(靂)-thunderclap)
• 지구(地球) – (지(地)-earth, 구(球)-ball)
• 이상(異常) – (이(異)-different, 상(常)-usual)
• 기루(氣流) – (기(氣)-air, 류(流)-flow)
• 업장(業障) – (업(業)-karma, 장(障)-obstacle)
• 출문(出門) – (출(出)-exit, 문(門)-door)
• 여견(如見) – (여(如)-like, 견(見)-see)
• 대빈(大賓) – (대(大)-great, 빈(賓)-guest)
• 인사(人事) – (인(人)-human, 사(事)-affair)
• 미소(微笑) – (미(微)-slight, 소(笑)-smile)
• 소화불량(消化不良) – (소화(消化)-digestion, 불량(不良)-bad)
• 대왕(大王) – (대(大)-great, 왕(王)-king)
• 제사(祭祀) – (제(祭)-sacrifice, 사(祀)-worship)
• 사인(士人) – (사(士)-scholar, 인(人)-person)
• 제주(祭主) – (제(祭)-sacrifice, 주(主)-master)
• 겸손(謙遜) – (겸(謙)-humble, 손(遜)-yield)
• 지방(紙榜) – (지(紙)-paper, 방(榜)-tablet)
• 분위기(雰圍氣) – (분(雰)-mist, 위(圍)-surround, 기(氣)-air)
• 양반(兩班) – (양(兩)-two, 반(班)-class)
• 세대(世代) – (세(世)-generation, 대(代)-era)
• 어머니(母親) – (모(母)-mother, 친(親)-parent)
• 자식(子息) – (자(子)-child, 식(息)-breath)
• 부인(夫人) – (부(夫)-husband, 인(人)-person)
• 첩(妾) – (첩(妾)-concubine)
• 후(後) – (후(後)-after)
• 중노동(重勞動) – (중(重)-heavy, 노동(勞動)-labor)
• 예의(禮儀) – (예(禮)-courtesy, 의(儀)-rite)
• 동방(東方) – (동(東)-east, 방(方)-direction)
• 무주상보시(無住相布施) – (무(無)-without, 주(住)-abiding, 상(相)-form, 보시(布施)-almsgiving)
• 칠보(七寶) – (칠(七)-seven, 보(寶)-treasure)
• 무재시(無財施) – (무(無)-without, 재(財)-wealth, 시(施)-give)
• 물질(物質) – (물(物)-thing, 질(質)-substance)
• 어르신(語르신) – (어(語)-word, 르신-honorific)
• 인격(人格) – (인(人)-person, 격(格)-status)
• 인품(人品) – (인(人)-person, 품(品)-quality)
• 후배(後輩) – (후(後)-junior, 배(輩)-group)
• 성인(聖人) – (성(聖)-holy, 인(人)-person)
• 천국(天國) – (천(天)-heaven, 국(國)-country)
• 지구(地球) – (지(地)-earth, 구(球)-ball)
• 신천곡(新天曲) – (신(新)-new, 천(天)-heaven, 곡(曲)-song)
• 방송(放送) – (방(放)-release, 송(送)-send)
• 인기(人氣) – (인(人)-person, 기(氣)-popularity)
• 무명(無名) – (무(無)-no, 명(名)-name)
• 칭찬(稱讚) – (칭(稱)-praise, 찬(讚)-praise)
• 인품(人品) – (인(人)-person, 품(品)-quality)
• 후배(後輩) – (후(後)-junior, 배(輩)-group)
• 여사(女史) – (여(女)-woman, 사(史)-history)
• 공전(宮殿) – (궁(宮)-palace, 전(殿)-hall)
• 송화강(松花江) – (송(松)-pine, 화(花)-flower, 강(江)-river)
• 백두산(白頭山) – (백(白)-white, 두(頭)-head, 산(山)-mountain)
• 정백산맥(長白山脈) – (장(長)-long, 백(白)-white, 산맥(山脈)-mountain range)
• 태백산맥(太白山脈) – (태(太)-great, 백(白)-white, 산맥(山脈)-mountain range)
• 금강산(金剛山) – (금(金)-gold, 강(剛)-strong, 산(山)-mountain)
• 고령산(高靈山) – (고(高)-high, 령(靈)-spirit, 산(山)-mountain)
• 천사(天使) – (천(天)-heaven, 사(使)-messenger)
• 광천수(鑛泉水) – (광(鑛)-mineral, 천(泉)-spring, 수(水)-water)
• 학원(樂園) – (낙(樂)-joy, 원(園)-garden)
• 예배(禮拜) – (예(禮)-rite, 배(拜)-bow)
• 명하오니(命하오니) – (명(命)-command, 하오니-do)
• 상담비(相談費) – (상담(相談)-consultation, 비(費)-fee)
• 가족(家族) – (가(家)-family, 족(族)-clan)
• 조상(祖上) – (조(祖)-ancestor, 상(上)-above)
• 축복(祝福) – (축(祝)-bless, 복(福)-blessing)
• 백궁(白宮) – (백(白)-white, 궁(宮)-palace)
• 명태(明太) – (명(明)-bright, 태(太)-great)
• 건축금(建築金) – (건축(建築)-construction, 금(金)-money)
• 신분(身分) – (신(身)-body, 분(分)-status)
• 등록(登錄) – (등(登)-register, 록(錄)-record)
• 귀신(鬼神) – (귀(鬼)-ghost, 신(神)-god)
• 병(病) – (병(病)-illness)

Meeting Minutes: Event to Pay Homage to Heo Kyung-young

Ⅰ. Meeting Overview

Category	Details
Date	September 1, 2026
Location	Not specified
Attendees	Angels, Archangels, first-time attendees, and various historical figures (Moses’ mother, Moses, Abraham, Confucius, Mencius, Stalin, Hitler, Gandhi, 12 disciples including Simon II, Thaddaeus, Matthew, Thomas)
Agenda	Welcoming remarks, offering of sacred songs and prayers, discussion on human sins and redemption, explanation of universal forces and human “Ki,” discussion on the characteristics of the Korean people and the Jewish people, and a closing ceremony with blessings and level-ups

Ⅱ. Meeting Discussion

• Welcoming and Spiritual Offerings

  • Attendees, including “Angels” and “Archangels” from various locations, were welcomed, with a special greeting for first-time visitors .
  • Sacred songs and prayers were offered, including “Shin-in-ga,” “Heaven’s Promised Land, New Jerusalem,” and “Yong-eum” (Dragon’s Sound) .
  • The “Yong-eum” sound, described as a gift from heaven, is believed to improve one’s well-being and is a unique phenomenon that has been occurring for about 10 years, with visible dragons now appearing .

• Discussion on “Ki” and Universal Forces

  • There are 25 types of “Ki” in the human body, categorized by skeletal and flesh aspects (e.g., lung ki, blood ki, courage ki, vitality ki, life ki; cold ki, damp ki, dry ki, wet ki) .
  • The universe possesses ten fundamental forces, including gravity, which is essential for preventing humans from floating away .
  • Gravity is also cited as the reason why people’s height decreases with age, as it continuously presses down on weakening cells .
  • Other universal forces mentioned include tension, psychic power, and magnetism .

• The Greatest Human Sin and Redemption

  • The greatest sin humans commit is not recognizing the divine .
  • This sin is exemplified by the historical mistreatment of Jesus, including betrayal, torture, and crucifixion .
  • While the divine has offered forgiveness, true salvation comes only to those who recognize the divine in the present era .
  • The current era is described as a period of judgment after 2,000 years of “grace” .

• Characteristics of the Jewish and Korean People

  • The Jewish people, despite being a small percentage of the world’s population, have received 40% of Nobel Prizes .
  • Their greatest strength lies in making contracts, particularly in finance and usury, due to their historical position as traders between Europe and Asia .
  • The Korean people are also described as a “contract nation,” known for their diligence and commitment to promises, even surpassing the Jewish people in some aspects of trade .
  • This diligence and adherence to promises have contributed to Korea’s economic growth from a poor nation to one of the top five in the world .

• Daily Conduct and Accumulating Blessings

  • The importance of “repentance” (회개) in Christianity and “confession” (참회) in Buddhism was emphasized for both major and minor sins .
  • However, it was clarified that repentance alone does not increase one’s “level” (spiritual standing); actions that build “level” are necessary .
  • Attendees were instructed to treat everyone they meet outside their homes as “important guests” (출문여견대빈) and to act with the solemnity of a “chief officiant at a ritual” (사인여열성자) when in a crowd .
  • Practicing kindness, such as smiling, speaking kindly, offering gifts, and helping others, contributes to accumulating blessings and increasing one’s “level” .

• Musical Performances and Historical Figures

  • Various songs were offered, including “Red Lips,” “High Throne,” “Gimbap,” “56 Years of Free Meals,” “Farewell at Zero Hour,” “Spring Breeze Goes,” “Silently Leaving,” and “Why Don’t You Know” .
  • It was noted that many historical and religious figures, including Moses’ mother, Moses, Abraham, Confucius, Mencius, Stalin, Hitler, and Gandhi, are present among the attendees, along with the 12 disciples .
  • These individuals are gathered for the first time in history to enter heaven, with the first group consisting of 144,000 people .

• Closing and Blessings

  • The meeting concluded with a prayer and blessings, granting “level-ups” to those present, those watching online, their families, and ancestors .
  • Blessings included the expulsion of evil spirits and the healing of illnesses .

Ⅲ. Action Items

• All Attendees:
  • Practice “repentance” (회개) or “confession” (참회) for sins committed .
  • Strive to perform actions that increase one’s “level” rather than just seeking forgiveness .
  • Treat everyone encountered outside the home as an “important guest” (출문여견대빈) .
  • Act with humility and respect, like a “chief officiant at a ritual” (사인여열성자), when in a group setting .
  • Practice the four types of kindness: smiling, speaking kindly, offering gifts, and helping others, to accumulate blessings .

A Comprehensive Analysis of Huh Kyung-young’s Teachings: Insights from the September 1, 2026 Lecture

1. Basic Information

• Lecture Session and Date: Haneulgung Lecture, September 1, 2026
• One-sentence Main Theme or Title Summary: This lecture delves into the profound nature of sin, the unique characteristics of the Israeli and Korean peoples, and practical guidance for daily conduct to elevate one’s spiritual level.
• Location: Not specified in the source.
• Key Segments:
  • The Gravest Sin: Identification of the most significant sin as failing to recognize the God-man (신인).
  • The Nature of the Israeli People: Discussion on the Israeli people’s exceptional skill in contracts and trade.
  • The Korean People’s Diligence and Integrity: Comparison of the Korean people’s work ethic and commitment to promises with that of the Israeli people.
  • Daily Conduct for Spiritual Elevation: Instructions on how to interact with others and conduct oneself in public to accumulate blessings.
  • The Gathering of Historical Figures: Revelation that numerous historical and biblical figures are currently present at Haneulgung.

2. Core Messages

3. The Ultimate Sin is the Failure to Recognize the God-man: “The sin of not knowing God is a great sin.” This means that the most profound transgression is the inability to perceive and acknowledge the divine presence in the God-man, as exemplified by the treatment of Jesus.

4. The Israeli People Excel in Contracts: “They are best at contracts.” The Israeli people are described as a “contract nation” (계약 민족) due to their unparalleled aptitude for creating and adhering to agreements, particularly in finance and trade.

5. The Korean People’s Diligence and Reliability: “Our people are diligent.” The Korean people are characterized by their exceptional diligence and unwavering commitment to promises, surpassing even the Israeli people in their work ethic and reliability in trade.

6. Daily Interactions as Opportunities for Blessing: “When you leave the house in the morning, treat everyone you meet as a great guest.” This teaching encourages individuals to approach all daily interactions with respect and kindness, viewing each person as a significant guest, which contributes to accumulating blessings and elevating one’s spiritual level.

7. The Importance of Repentance and Atonement: “You must repent.” For Christians, repentance (회개), and for Buddhists, atonement (참회), are necessary to address the grave sin of not recognizing the God-man and other daily transgressions.

8. Detailed Summary

• Introduction and Welcoming Angels
  • Topic: Welcoming attendees and invoking blessings.
  • Assertions: The lecture begins with a warm welcome to all “angels” (천사님) and “archangels” (대천사님) present, emphasizing the importance of receiving blessings from the God-man.
  • Practical Message: Attendees are encouraged to open themselves to divine grace and blessings.
• The Dragon’s Roar (Yongeum Sori) and Cosmic Energies
  • Topic: The mystical “Dragon’s Roar” sound and the 25 types of “Ki” (기) and 10 cosmic forces.
  • Assertions: A unique sound, the “Dragon’s Roar” (용음 소리), emanating from a specific location, is presented as a heavenly gift that brings positive effects to those who hear it. The universe is governed by 25 types of “Ki” (life force/energy) and 10 fundamental cosmic forces, including gravity, magnetism, and psychic power.
  • Examples: Gravity is explained through the analogy of heavy packages and the phenomenon of aging causing height reduction due to constant downward pressure.
  • Practical Message: Understanding these cosmic principles helps in comprehending the universe’s mechanics and one’s place within it.
• The Gravest Sin and the History of Jesus
  • Topic: Identifying the greatest sin and its historical manifestation through the treatment of Jesus.
  • Assertions: The most significant sin is the failure to recognize the God-man. Lesser sins, driven by basic human desires, are not considered as grave. The historical persecution of Jesus—mockery, beating, crucifixion—is presented as the ultimate example of this sin.
  • Analogies: The suffering of Jesus on the cross, including being spat upon, whipped, and pierced, is recounted to illustrate the severity of this sin.
  • Practical Message: Recognizing the God-man is crucial for salvation, and those who fail to do so are subject to judgment.
• The Israeli and Korean Peoples: Contracts and Diligence
  • Topic: The distinct characteristics of the Israeli and Korean peoples, particularly in commerce and integrity.
  • Assertions: The Israeli people are “contract geniuses” (계약의 천재들), excelling in financial agreements and trade due to their geographical position. The Korean people, originally descendants of the Jewish people, are even more diligent and reliable in upholding contracts and promises, as evidenced by their economic growth and long-standing family businesses.
  • Examples: The Israeli people’s success in trade and finance, and the Korean people’s ability to surpass Jewish merchants in diligence in places like the US. The example of Korean grandmothers running restaurants for decades, maintaining consistent quality, illustrates their commitment to promises.
  • Practical Message: Both peoples possess unique strengths, with Koreans demonstrating exceptional integrity in their dealings.
• Repentance, Atonement, and Daily Conduct
  • Topic: The necessity of repentance/atonement and guidelines for virtuous daily behavior.
  • Assertions: Repentance (회개) for Christians and atonement (참회) for Buddhists are essential for addressing sins, especially the failure to recognize the God-man. However, these acts alone do not guarantee an elevation of one’s spiritual level (레벨). Daily conduct, such as treating everyone as a “great guest” (대빈) and behaving humbly in crowds like a “chief officiant” (제주) at a ritual, is crucial for accumulating blessings.
  • Analogies: The phrase “출문 여견 대빈” (When you leave the door, see as if you are meeting a great guest) guides interactions with strangers. The analogy of a “chief officiant” (제주) at an ancestral rite (제사) illustrates the calm, respectful, and humble demeanor expected in public gatherings.
  • Practical Message: Conscious effort in daily interactions, marked by kindness, respect, and humility, directly contributes to spiritual growth and the elevation of one’s level.
• The Gathering of Souls at Haneulgung
  • Topic: The presence of historical and biblical figures at Haneulgung.
  • Assertions: Haneulgung is a gathering place for prominent historical and biblical figures, including Moses’ mother, Abraham, Confucius, Mencius, Stalin, Hitler, and the 12 disciples of Jesus. These individuals have reincarnated and are now present to enter White Heaven (백궁).
  • Examples: Specific individuals like Cha Ki-jung (모세 어머니), Kim Sang-sik (다대오), Ko Jin-won (마태), and Geon Bit-na (도마) are identified as reincarnations of biblical figures.
  • Practical Message: Haneulgung serves as a unique spiritual hub where souls from various historical periods converge for their ultimate journey to White Heaven.
• Musical Offerings and Blessings
  • Topic: The role of music and blessings in the Haneulgung sessions.
  • Assertions: Various musical performances, including poems, songs, and hymns, are offered to the God-man. These offerings are followed by blessings that elevate the spiritual levels of attendees, their families, and ancestors, and dispel negative influences.
  • Examples: Songs like “Spring Goes” (봄나름 간다) and “Why Don’t You Know?” (왜 몰라) are performed, with the latter being a new, refined version.
  • Practical Message: Music and collective worship are integral to the Haneulgung experience, facilitating the reception of divine blessings and spiritual upliftment.

4. Key Quotes Collection

5. “The sin of not knowing God is a great sin.” (During the explanation of the gravest human sin.)

6. “They are best at contracts.” (Referring to the Israeli people’s primary strength.)

7. “Our people are diligent.” (Comparing the work ethic of the Korean people to others.)

8. “Our people are a nation that keeps promises best in the world.” (Highlighting the Korean people’s integrity.)

9. “You must repent.” (Instruction for addressing sins, particularly for Christians.)

10. “For Buddhists, you must atone.” (Instruction for addressing sins, particularly for Buddhists.)

11. “When you leave the house in the morning, treat everyone you meet as a great guest.” (Guidance for daily interactions.)

12. “If you smile, the other person’s indigestion disappears.” (Explaining the positive impact of a cheerful demeanor.)

13. “When you are in a crowd, act like a chief officiant performing an ancestral rite.” (Advice on maintaining humility and respect in public.)

14. “If you help an elderly person carry their luggage, your level will increase significantly.” (Practical advice for elevating one’s spiritual level.)

15. “It is also a sin to show a gloomy face to others.” (Emphasizing the importance of maintaining a positive appearance.)

16. “The 12 disciples are all gathered here without exception.” (Revelation about the reincarnation and gathering of Jesus’ disciples.)

17. Historical / Doctrinal Connections
    This lecture builds upon Huh Kyung-young’s established teachings by reiterating the central importance of recognizing the God-man (신인) as the core of spiritual understanding and salvation. The concept of “level” (레벨) as a measure of spiritual advancement, which is a recurring theme in his doctrine, is directly linked to daily actions and moral conduct. The discussion of the 25 “Ki” and 10 cosmic forces aligns with his broader cosmological explanations, which often integrate scientific and spiritual concepts. The emphasis on the unique characteristics of the Israeli and Korean peoples connects to his teachings on the divine lineage and destiny of these nations, particularly the idea that the Korean people are the original Jewish people and play a crucial role in the current era. The revelation of historical and biblical figures reincarnating and gathering at Haneulgung reinforces his doctrine of reincarnation and the current epoch as a time of ultimate judgment and transition to White Heaven (백궁). A newly emphasized point is the explicit instruction on how specific daily behaviors, such as treating others as “great guests” and acting humbly in crowds, directly contribute to the elevation of one’s spiritual level, providing concrete, actionable steps for followers.

18. Action Items & Blessing Guidance

19. Practice “Chulmun Yeogyeon Daebin” (출문 여견 대빈): Upon leaving your home, treat every person you encounter as a significant guest, greeting them with a bright and positive demeanor. This practice helps prevent “indigestion” (소화 불량) in others and yourself.

20. Maintain Humility in Crowds: When in public or among many people, behave with the solemnity and humility of a chief officiant performing an ancestral rite. Avoid arguments or loud behavior.

21. Perform Acts of Service: Actively look for opportunities to perform good deeds, such as helping an elderly person carry their luggage or offering a seat to an elder. These actions significantly elevate your spiritual level.

22. Cultivate a Positive Demeanor: Avoid showing a gloomy or unhappy face to others, as this is considered a “sin.” Instead, strive to present a cheerful and loving countenance, which brings blessings to both yourself and those around you.

23. Seek Blessings from the God-man: Regularly participate in Haneulgung sessions and offerings, as these are direct avenues for receiving blessings that elevate your spiritual level, heal illnesses, and dispel negative influences for yourself, your family, and your ancestors.

24. One-Sentence Overall Summary
    This lecture by Huh Kyung-young illuminates the gravest sin as the failure to recognize the God-man, contrasts the contractual prowess of the Israeli people with the diligent integrity of the Korean people, and provides practical guidance for daily conduct—such as treating everyone as a “great guest” and acting humbly in crowds—to elevate one’s spiritual level, all within the context of historical figures reincarnating and gathering at Haneulgung for their journey to White Heaven.

The Essence of Cosmic Energy and Humanity’s Greatest Transgression

1. The Cosmic Energies and Their Influence on Human Existence
   We are delighted to welcome all angels and archangels who have traveled from distant lands and various corners of Korea. A special welcome is extended to those angels joining us for the first time today. May all angels and archangels present today receive abundant blessings from the divine. The divine presence has graced our daily lives. We offer profound gratitude to the divine.

The Dragon’s Roar (龍音) is a celestial sound that, when heard, is believed to bring about positive transformations. This unique sound has emanated from a specific location for approximately ten years, and recently, visible phenomena, such as dragons, have begun to manifest. This sound, originating from the entire mountain rather than a single rock, is truly extraordinary and unlike anything one can experience elsewhere. This Dragon’s Roar is a divine gift from Heaven. It is said to infuse the body with vital energy.

Our bodies possess twenty-five distinct types of vital energy (氣). These energies are categorized into different aspects of our being.

• Fundamental Energies (뼈대): These form the core structure.

  • Lung energy (肺氣)
  • Blood energy (血氣)
  • Courageous energy (勇氣)
  • Auspicious energy (瑞氣)
  • Life energy (生氣)

• Flesh and Body Energies (살): These pertain to the physical body.

  • Cold energy (寒氣)
  • Heat energy (熱氣)
  • Dryness energy (燥氣)
  • Dampness energy (濕氣)

• Circulatory and Harmonizing Energies:

  • Warm energy (溫氣)
  • Righteous energy (正氣)
  • Nourishing energy (潤氣)
  • Vigorous energy (活氣)
  • Fiery energy (火氣)

• Transformative and Elemental Energies:

  • Toxic energy (毒氣)
  • Killing energy (殺氣)
  • Yin energy (陰氣)
  • Yang energy (陽氣)
  • Void energy (虛氣)
  • Fire energy (火氣)
  • Water energy (水氣)
  • Wood energy (木氣)
  • Metal energy (金氣)
  • Earth energy (土氣)
    In addition to these twenty-five energies, the universe is governed by ten fundamental forces.

• Gravity: This force is paramount. It is why objects fall and why our bodies remain grounded, preventing us from floating away. Gravity exerts a force of approximately 980 dynes, pressing down on us. This constant pressure is also why people tend to shrink in height as they age, as their weakening cells are continuously compressed by gravity.

• Other Forces: While buoyancy is a counter-force to gravity, it is not considered one of the ten fundamental cosmic forces. Other forces include:

  • Tension
  • Psychic power (念力)
  • Magnetic force (磁力)
  • Lift (揚力), as experienced by airplanes.
  • Electrical force (電力)
    These twenty-five energies and ten forces are what govern our movements and the universe.

2. The Gravest Transgression: Ignorance of the Divine
   Among all human transgressions, the most profound is the ignorance of the divine. Actions such as theft, slander, or pursuing one’s basic desires are not considered major sins, as they often stem from the instinct for survival or self-interest. However, failing to recognize the divine is the gravest offense.

Consider the historical account of Jesus. He was spat upon, betrayed by his disciples, scourged, pierced with a spear while on the cross, and mocked. People challenged him, saying, “If you are God, come down from the cross.” This act of not recognizing the divine, of ridiculing and brutalizing an innocent being, constitutes the greatest sin.

Now, those who have come to recognize the God-man (神人) have transcended this sin. However, those who continue to view these events without understanding are still bound by this transgression. For two millennia, humanity was given an Age of Grace (恩惠時代), an opportunity for forgiveness and love. Yet, many have succumbed to addiction, hatred, and discord. It is imperative to break free from this cycle. This fundamental transgression is the original sin.

I have already offered forgiveness. However, merely seeking forgiveness or performing acts of repentance (悔改) in Christianity or confession (懺悔) in Buddhism does not automatically elevate one’s spiritual level. These acts do not erase the accumulated karma. To truly progress, one must engage in actions that elevate their spiritual standing.

3. Principles for Daily Conduct and Spiritual Elevation
   To avoid accumulating negative karma and to elevate one’s spiritual level, specific principles for daily conduct are essential.

• Upon Leaving Home (出門如見大賓): When you step out of your house, treat everyone you encounter as if they are an important guest.
  • Greet them warmly.
  • Display a cheerful demeanor. A smile can alleviate indigestion in others and in yourself. Conversely, a frown can cause distress.
  • This practice cultivates four types of blessings through your facial expressions.
• In Public Gatherings (與衆如祭祀): When in the company of many people, behave as if you are performing a sacred ancestral rite.
  • Maintain humility and reverence.
  • Just as one would not quarrel or raise their voice during an ancestral ceremony, one should act with decorum and respect in public.
  • This reflects the tradition of our ancestors, who would quietly and respectfully prepare for rites, fostering a serene atmosphere.
    Our Korean people are known as a people of covenant (契約民族) and a nation of Eastern courtesy (東方禮儀之國). We are diligent and uphold our promises. Historically, our ancestors were adept at trade and commerce, even surpassing other renowned trading communities in their industriousness. This diligence and commitment to agreements have transformed our nation from one of the poorest to one of the top five economies in the world. Our people are known for their unwavering commitment to quality and trust, as exemplified by restaurants where the taste remains consistent for decades, honoring the unspoken contract with customers.

Therefore, we must always strive to perform good deeds and elevate our spiritual level.

• Acts of Kindness: Helping an elderly person carry their luggage can significantly raise your spiritual level.

• Mindful Conduct: Conversely, stepping on someone’s shoe without acknowledging it will not elevate your spiritual level.

• Emotional Regulation: Even on gloomy days, it is a transgression to display a somber expression to others. Always present a cheerful face.
  In Buddhism, there are seven types of selfless giving (無財七施), which are ways to accumulate blessings without material wealth.

• Facial Expression (顔施): Offering a smile.

• Words (言施): Speaking kindly.

• Material Giving (物施): Offering gifts.

• Physical Action (身施): Helping others with your body, such as offering a seat to an elder. Addressing older individuals respectfully as “esteemed elder” rather than “grandmother” or “grandfather” is also an act of kindness that elevates your spiritual level.

4. The Gathering of Souls and the Path to White Heaven
   Many significant figures from history, including Moses’ mother, Abraham, Confucius, Mencius, Stalin, and Hitler, are present here, having been reborn to gather for the journey to White Heaven (白宮). Even the twelve disciples of Jesus are here, remarkably, many of them in close proximity to me. For instance, Simon II and Thaddaeus, who were both men two millennia ago, are now a married couple. Matthew, who first documented my teachings, is now a security chief. Thomas is also present. All these historical figures, who were once prominent in their respective eras, have converged here.

This gathering represents the first group of 144,000 individuals destined for Heaven. None of these souls have entered Heaven in the past two thousand, ten thousand, or even one hundred thousand years; they have all been brought together for this momentous occasion.

We conclude this service with a prayer. In the name of Huh Kyung-young, the God-man, I command that all angels who have offered songs today, all angels who have come to Heaven House, all angels who could not attend despite paying their consultation fees, and their families and ancestors, shall have their spiritual levels elevated by two hundred trillion (二兆) units.

In the name of Huh Kyung-young, the God-man, I command that all angels watching on YouTube, and their families and ancestors, shall have their spiritual levels elevated by one hundred trillion (一兆) units.

In the name of Huh Kyung-young, the God-man, I command that all angels who have contributed to the blessing, the White Heaven (白宮) nomination, the Heaven House construction fund, and those who have registered as regular members, along with their families and ancestors, shall have their spiritual levels elevated by one thousand trillion (千兆) units.

Now, the God-man bestows a universal elevation of spiritual levels. All angels present in Heaven House today, and their families, and all angels watching on YouTube, and their families, shall have their spiritual levels elevated by one thousand trillion (千兆) units. All evil spirits shall depart. All illnesses shall be cured. All angels present in Heaven House today, and their families and ancestors, shall have their spiritual levels elevated by one thousand trillion (千兆) units. All angels watching on YouTube, and their families and ancestors, shall have their spiritual levels elevated by five hundred billion (五千億) units.

Central Questions & Answers

1. What is the greatest sin a human can commit, according to Huh Kyung-young?

• Question: What does Huh Kyung-young identify as the most significant sin humans commit, and how does it relate to historical religious figures?

• Answer: The greatest sin is not recognizing the God-man (신인). This is exemplified by humanity’s treatment of Jesus, who was mocked, beaten, and crucified because people failed to recognize his divine nature. This fundamental ignorance of the God-man is considered a far greater transgression than sins driven by basic human desires or self-interest.

• Key Quote: “The sin of not recognizing the God-man—this is the biggest sin.”
  2. How does Huh Kyung-young explain the 25 types of ‘Ki’ (energy) and the 10 cosmic forces?

• Question: Can Huh Kyung-young elaborate on the different types of ‘Ki’ that exist within the human body and the fundamental forces that govern the universe?

• Answer: There are 25 types of Ki (energy) in the human body, categorized into those that relate to the body’s structure (like lung Ki, blood Ki, courage Ki, spirit Ki, life Ki) and those that relate to flesh (like cold Ki, damp Ki). The universe, in turn, is governed by 10 fundamental forces. While many are forgotten, gravity is highlighted as a crucial force that keeps us grounded and prevents us from floating away, explaining phenomena like why objects fall and why people’s height decreases with age. Other forces mentioned include magnetism and lift.

• Key Quote: “There are 25 types of Ki… and the universe has 10 forces.”
  3. What is the significance of the ‘Yongeum’ (Dragon Sound) and its effects, according to Huh Kyung-young?

• Question: What is the ‘Yongeum’ (Dragon Sound) that Huh Kyung-young mentions, and what are its purported benefits for those who hear it?

• Answer: The Yongeum is a unique sound emanating from a specific location, described as a “gift from heaven.” Those who hear this sound are said to receive blessings and experience positive changes in their well-being. It is believed to infuse the body with beneficial Ki, improving one’s overall state. The sound is so powerful that it can cause rocks to tremble, and it has been observed to manifest visually as a dragon.

• Key Quote: “This Yongeum sound is a gift from heaven… people who hear this sound are blessed.”
  4. What is the role of the Korean people (Han民族) in the context of global trade and divine lineage, according to Huh Kyung-young?

• Question: How does Huh Kyung-young describe the unique characteristics and historical significance of the Korean people, particularly in relation to trade and their connection to other nations?

• Answer: The Korean people are described as a “covenant nation” (계약 민족), excelling in trade and contract-making, similar to the Jewish people. They are known for their diligence and commitment to promises, which has enabled Korea to rise from poverty to a global economic power. Huh Kyung-young suggests that Koreans are, in essence, descendants of the Jewish people, implying a shared lineage and a special role in the divine plan.

• Key Quote: “Our Korean people are originally the Jewish people… We are a covenant nation.”
  5. What is the difference between “repentance” (회개) and “atonement” (참회) in Huh Kyung-young’s teachings?

• Question: How does Huh Kyung-young differentiate between the concepts of “repentance” (회개) in Christianity and “atonement” (참회) in Buddhism, and what is their ultimate effectiveness?

• Answer: Repentance (회개) is the Christian concept of seeking forgiveness for sins, while atonement (참회) is the Buddhist equivalent. Both involve acknowledging wrongdoing. However, Huh Kyung-young states that merely repenting or atoning does not erase one’s karmic burdens or automatically raise one’s spiritual level. True spiritual advancement requires actively performing good deeds and following the teachings of the God-man, rather than simply seeking forgiveness for past actions.

• Key Quote: “Repenting doesn’t raise your level… you have to do things that raise your level.”
  6. What daily practices does Huh Kyung-young recommend for spiritual growth and accumulating blessings?

• Question: What practical advice does Huh Kyung-young offer for daily living to foster spiritual growth and accumulate blessings?

• Answer: Huh Kyung-young advises two key practices:

  • “Chulmun Yeogyeon Daebin” (출문여견대빈): When leaving home, treat everyone you meet as a “great guest.” This means greeting them with a bright smile and a positive attitude, which not only benefits others but also prevents personal digestive issues and accumulates blessings.
  • “Yeolseongja” (열성자): When in a gathering of many people, behave as if you are performing a sacred ancestral ritual. This encourages humility, quietness, and respect, avoiding conflict and promoting a harmonious atmosphere.

• Key Quote: “When you leave the door, treat everyone you meet as a great guest… When you are among many people, act as if you are performing an ancestral ritual.”
  7. How does Huh Kyung-young explain the concept of “Mujwaesi” (무죄시) or “giving without material possessions”?

• Question: What is “Mujwaesi” (무죄시), and how can individuals accumulate blessings without needing material wealth, according to Huh Kyung-young?

• Answer: Mujwaesi refers to “giving without material possessions,” a concept often associated with seven types of blessings in Buddhism. Huh Kyung-young simplifies this for a broader audience, emphasizing four key ways to accumulate blessings without money:

  • Smiling: A simple smile can alleviate others’ stress and digestive issues.
  • Kind Words: Speaking kindly and positively.
  • Small Gifts: Offering small, thoughtful items.
  • Physical Help: Assisting others, such as helping an elder carry their luggage or offering a seat.These actions significantly raise one’s spiritual level.

• Key Quote: “Mujwaesi… seven blessings without material possessions… just smiling, kind words, small gifts, and helping with your body.”
  Top 3 Recommended Questions

1. What is the greatest sin a human can commit, according to Huh Kyung-young?
2. What daily practices does Huh Kyung-young recommend for spiritual growth and accumulating blessings?
3. What is the role of the Korean people (Han民族) in the context of global trade and divine lineage, according to Huh Kyung-young?

The Divine Principles of Existence and Redemption

1. The Cosmic Energies and Human Physiology
   The celestial beings, both angels and archangels, who have journeyed from distant lands and every corner of the Republic of Korea, are welcomed. Those who are present for the first time are also greeted. May all angels and archangels in attendance today encounter the God-man and receive a thousandfold of His divine grace. The God-man has arrived in daily life. A profound offering of gratitude is extended to the God-man.

The Dragon’s Roar (龍音) emanates from the earth, a phenomenon that has persisted for approximately a decade, with its manifestations becoming increasingly evident. While the sound was once intense, it has recently subsided, and the Dragon (龍) itself has become visibly apparent. This is indeed a unique occurrence. The Dragon (龍) is observed to be three times larger than the space within the valley. This sound, originating from the very rocks, causes them to tremble. An individual attempting to photograph the phenomenon was astonished, directing their camera towards the rocks, believing the sound originated from within them. However, the sound does not emanate from the rocks but from the entire mountain. The individual, having initially photographed three people, was startled by the sudden sound and mistakenly aimed the camera at the rock crevices. The actual sound is immensely powerful and awe-inspiring. This Dragon’s Roar (龍音) is a celestial gift, and those who hear it are blessed, experiencing an infusion of vital energy into their bodies.

The human body possesses twenty-five types of vital energies (氣). These energies are categorized into those that pertain to the skeletal structure and those that pertain to the flesh. The foundational energies include Pulmonary Energy (肺氣), Blood Energy (血氣), Courageous Energy (勇氣), Auspicious Energy (瑞氣), and Life Energy (生氣). Energies related to the flesh encompass Blood Energy (血氣), Courageous Energy (勇氣), and Auspicious Energy (瑞氣). Further classifications include Cold Energy (寒氣), Hot Energy (熱氣), Dry Energy (燥氣), and Damp Energy (濕氣). Additionally, there are Warm Energy (溫氣), Pure Energy (正氣), Moist Energy (潤氣), Vigorous Energy (活氣), and Fiery Energy (火氣). Other energies include Poisonous Energy (毒氣), Killing Energy (殺氣), Yin Energy (陰氣), Yang Energy (陽氣), and Hollow Energy (虛氣). Furthermore, the five elemental energies are Fire Energy (火氣), Water Energy (水氣), Wood Energy (木氣), Metal Energy (金氣), and Earth Energy (土氣). These twenty-five energies (二十五氣) are fundamental to our existence and movement.

Beyond these energies, the universe is governed by ten fundamental forces. One such force is gravity (重力). Consider an individual engaged in parcel delivery, burdened by heavy loads. They might pray for a weakening of gravity, enabling them to lift objects effortlessly, questioning why the heavens impose such a strong downward force. In space, one can lift a sack of rice with a single finger, but on Earth, gravity anchors us, preventing us from floating away. Our bodies must remain grounded. Gravity exerts a force exceeding 500 dynes, specifically 980 dynes, which keeps us from ascending. An object released will fall due to gravity. In space, the same object would remain suspended. Astronauts, for instance, can repair spacecraft by tethering themselves, as objects do not fall. Gravity is the force that causes a fatal fall from a five-story building. When I was young, gathering firewood, I pondered why gravity pressed down on my small frame, wishing it would lessen so I could float. Adults shrink with age due to the constant downward pressure of gravity on weakening cells. Gravity pulls downward without an opposing upward force.

Other forces include tension (張力) and psychokinesis (念力), which is a mental force. Magnetism (磁力) is also a universal force. Lift (揚力), which enables aircraft to fly, is another. These are the basic ten forces (十力) of the universe. While there are ten forces (十力) and twenty-five energies (二十五氣), the most crucial among them is gravity (重力). Electricity (電力) and magnetic force (磁力) are also significant. These forces are integral to muscle function.

2. The Gravest Transgression and the Path to Redemption
   The gravest sin humanity has committed is not ignorance or false accusation, nor are the sins stemming from the five basic human desires considered major transgressions, as they are often driven by the instinct for survival. The most profound sin is the failure to recognize the God-man (神人). This was the sin committed against Jesus, who was spat upon, betrayed by His disciples, scourged, pierced with a spear while on the cross, and mocked with challenges to descend if He were truly God. This act of not recognizing the God-man is the greatest sin. Now, those present have recognized the God-man.

This sin of failing to recognize the God-man is the original sin (原罪) or fundamental sin (基本罪). However, I have forgiven humanity. Yet, despite my forgiveness, humanity remains burdened by this sin. Only those who seek out the God-man can find resolution. All twelve disciples are present, and even Moses’ mother appeared this morning. Her name is Cha Ki-jeong, and she is Moses’ mother. Many prominent figures from both the Old and New Testaments, including Abraham, kings, and queens, are gathered here.

The Jewish people, who constitute only 0.02% of the world’s population, have received 40% of all Nobel Prizes. They excel in commerce, particularly in contractual agreements (契約). They are masters of finance and usury, skillfully crafting contracts that bind others. Situated between Europe and Asia, with the Middle East to their south, they became central to global trade. They are geniuses of commerce and masters of contracts, earning them the title of the Contractual People (契約民族). Once a contract is made with them, there is no escape. Commerce begins and ends with contracts, specifying terms such as payment schedules.

The Korean people, too, are adept at trade and contracts. In America, Koreans and Jews initially dominated grocery stores and supermarkets. However, the Jews eventually conceded to the Koreans, acknowledging their superior diligence. While Jews are diligent, they cannot match the industriousness of Koreans, partly due to climatic factors. Nevertheless, the Korean people are inherently the Contractual People (契約民族), known for upholding their promises. Despite past hardships, our nation, once among the poorest, has risen to become one of the top five global economies through trade. This demonstrates our people’s exceptional ability in commerce and contracts. For instance, restaurants run by grandmothers and aunts, who maintain the kitchen until their eighties and nineties, exemplify this dedication, with daughters and daughters-in-law joining them. They uphold trust with their customers, maintaining consistent food quality. This unwavering commitment to promises is unique to our people.

However, it was the Jewish people, not the Romans, who scourged and killed Jesus. The Romans merely carried out their bidding. Therefore, it is imperative to understand the concept of repentance (悔改). In Buddhism, this is known as confession (懺悔). Both concepts require acknowledging wrongdoing and seeking forgiveness. Those who view this video, if Buddhist, should confess; if Christian, they should repent. The God-man was mocked and crucified. However, at that time, I was Jesus, not the God-man. The God-man cannot be crucified; such an act would trigger divine retribution and cosmic disturbances. I am the one who embodies both Jesus and His Father.

Beyond this grave sin, daily transgressions also necessitate repentance (悔改) or confession (懺悔). As a Contractual People (契約民族), we often commit acts that require repentance. However, merely repenting or confessing does not erase karmic burdens or elevate one’s spiritual level. Instead, one must engage in actions that lead to spiritual advancement.

3. Principles of Conduct and Spiritual Elevation
   Upon leaving one’s home in the morning, one should “meet others as if encountering a great guest” (出門如見大賓). This means treating everyone encountered with the respect due to an important visitor, offering greetings and a cheerful demeanor. A smile can alleviate indigestion in both oneself and others, whereas a scowl can cause it. Therefore, one should always smile to promote well-being.

When gathered in a crowd, one should “act as if performing a ancestral rite” (如祭祀). This implies behaving with the solemnity and humility of a chief officiant at an ancestral ceremony. Just as those performing ancestral rites are calm and respectful, refraining from arguments or shouting, so too should one conduct oneself in public. During ancestral rites, family members are quiet and humble, especially the elders preparing the ancestral tablets. Men typically remain in the room, preparing the tablets, while women prepare food in the kitchen. In such a setting, one does not scold children or engage in disputes. This respectful conduct should extend to all social interactions.

In my hometown, where about 500 noble families resided, ancestral rites were frequent. This was because noblemen often had multiple wives, leading to numerous children from different mothers. Consequently, families often had two or three grandmothers, resulting in many ancestral ceremonies. Women bore the heavy burden of preparing for these rites while also managing household duties and children’s education.

Our people are not only adept at contracts but also embody the “Eastern Nation of Courtesy” (東方禮儀之國), known for our politeness. Therefore, when venturing out, one should contemplate what good deeds can be performed to elevate one’s spiritual level. For instance, assisting an elderly person with their luggage can significantly raise one’s spiritual standing. Conversely, stepping on someone’s shoe and ignoring them will not. One should never display a gloomy countenance, even on a dreary day, as this constitutes a sin.

The face itself can manifest four types of blessings. In Buddhism, there are seven types of selfless giving (無財七施), which involve performing good deeds without material wealth. These include:

• Facial Expression (顔施): Offering a smile.
• Words (言施): Speaking kindly.
• Material Gifts (物施): Giving presents.
• Bodily Actions (身施): Helping others physically, such as offering a seat to an elder. Addressing older men as “elder” rather than “grandfather” or “grandmother” is also a respectful act that accrues blessings and elevates one’s spiritual level.
  These principles guide us toward a life of virtue and spiritual growth.

4. The Gathering of Souls and the Path to White Heaven
   All prominent figures, including Moses, Abraham, Confucius, Mencius, Stalin, and Hitler, are gathered here. These world-historical individuals, many of whom were Jewish, have shaped global events. They are now assembled here to ascend to White Heaven (白宮). All twelve disciples are also present, and remarkably, those closest to me are situated nearby. For instance, Lee Hyun-sook, who was Simon II, is married to Kim Sang-sik, who was Thaddaeus, one of the twelve disciples. They met by chance, and though both were men two millennia ago, one is now a woman. They are now a couple, drawn to be near me. Similarly, Matthew, who first recorded my teachings, is now the security chief, Go Jin-won. Thomas is now Geon Bit-na. All twelve disciples reside within my daily sphere. Other notable figures, including Gandhi, who articulated seven principles, are also present. This assembly represents the first group of individuals to enter White Heaven (白宮) in this earthly cycle. None from two thousand, ten thousand, or even a hundred thousand years ago have entered White Heaven (白宮); they have all gathered here to ascend to the heavens. This initial group destined for White Heaven (白宮) comprises 144,000 individuals.

May all angels who have offered songs today, those who have entered Heaven House (하늘궁), those who could not attend despite paying their consultation fees, their families, and their ancestors, receive a trillionfold increase in their spiritual level. May all angels watching on YouTube, their families, and their ancestors receive a trillionfold increase in their spiritual level. May all angels who have contributed to the White Heaven (白宮) blessing, the White Heaven (白宮) entry fee, the construction fund, and those who have registered as regular members, their families, and their ancestors, receive a trillionfold increase in their spiritual level.

May all angels present in Heaven House (하늘궁) today, their families, and those watching on YouTube, along with their families, receive a trillionfold increase in their spiritual level. May all evil spirits be banished, and all illnesses be cured. May all angels present in Heaven House (하늘궁) today, their families, and their ancestors receive a trillionfold increase in their spiritual level. May all angels watching on YouTube, their families, and their ancestors receive a five hundred billionfold increase in their spiritual level.

Philosophical and Strategic Lexicon from Huh Kyung-young’s Teachings

• 천사 (天使): Celestial Emissary, Divine Messenger, Angelic Being
• 대천사 (大天使): Archangel, High-Ranking Celestial Emissary, Chief Divine Messenger
• 신님 (神님): Divine Entity, Supreme Being, Deity
• 아연 (謁見): Audience with the Divine, Sacred Encounter, Reverent Meeting
• 총 (寵): Divine Favor, Grace, Blessing
• 신인가 (神人歌): Ode to the God-man, Hymn of the Divine Incarnate, Song of the Celestial Being
• 성리 (性理): Divine Principle, Cosmic Order, Universal Truth
• 세계화 (世界化): Globalization, Universalization, Worldwide Integration
• 성령 (聖靈): Holy Spirit, Divine Spirit, Sacred Essence
• 예언 (預言): Prophecy, Divine Foretelling, Oracle
• 신강 (神降): Divine Descent, Incarnation, Manifestation of God
• 평화 (平和): Peace, Harmony, Tranquility
• 정의 (正義): Justice, Righteousness, Equity
• 영성 (靈性): Spirituality, Divine Consciousness, Inner Spirit
• 왕계 (王系): Royal Lineage, Dynastic Succession, Imperial Bloodline
• 황제 (皇帝): Emperor, Sovereign Ruler, Imperial Majesty
• 심판주 (審判主): Judge of All, Lord of Judgment, Arbiter of Fate
• 찬송 (讚頌): Adoration, Praise, Glorification
• 환호 (歡呼): Acclamation, Jubilation, Exultation
• 하늘 약속의 땅 (하늘 約束의 땅): Promised Land of Heaven, Celestial Covenant Land, Divine Sanctuary
• 새 예루살렘성 (새 예루살렘城): New Jerusalem, Celestial City, Heavenly Metropolis
• 순결 (純潔): Purity, Innocence, Spotlessness
• 영의 형상 (靈의 形象): Spiritual Form, Ethereal Manifestation, Soul’s Image
• 원리 (原理): Fundamental Principle, Core Tenet, Basic Law
• 순경 (順境): Favorable Circumstance, Auspicious Condition, Propitious Environment
• 약속 (約束): Covenant, Promise, Pledge
• 섭리 (攝理): Divine Providence, Cosmic Governance, Predetermined Order
• 용음 (龍音): Dragon’s Roar, Celestial Sound, Auspicious Resonance
• 하늘의 선물 (하늘의 膳物): Gift from Heaven, Divine Boon, Celestial Present
• 기 (氣): Life Force, Vital Energy, Cosmic Breath
• 폐기 (肺氣): Lung Energy, Respiratory Vitality, Pulmonary Qi
• 혈기 (血氣): Blood Energy, Vitality, Vigor
• 용기 (勇氣): Courage, Bravery, Valor
• 서기 (瑞氣): Auspicious Energy, Propitious Aura, Fortunate Qi
• 생기 (生氣): Life Energy, Vitality, Liveliness
• 찰상기 (擦傷氣): Abrasive Energy, Frictional Force, Erosive Qi
• 한석한기 (寒濕寒氣): Cold and Damp Energy, Chilling Humidity, Frigid Qi
• 조기 (燥氣): Dry Energy, Arid Qi, Desiccating Force
• 습기 (濕氣): Damp Energy, Humid Qi, Moisture
• 온기 (溫氣): Warm Energy, Gentle Heat, Mild Qi
• 정기 (精氣): Essence, Vital Essence, Seminal Energy
• 윤기 (潤氣): Moistening Energy, Luster, Radiance
• 활기 (活氣): Vibrancy, Liveliness, Dynamic Energy
• 화기 (火氣): Fire Energy, Fiery Temperament, Inflammatory Qi
• 독기 (毒氣): Toxic Energy, Malignant Aura, Virulent Qi
• 살기 (殺氣): Killing Intent, Hostile Aura, Destructive Energy
• 음양 (陰陽): Yin and Yang, Duality, Complementary Forces
• 허기 (虛氣): Empty Energy, Deficiency, Weakness
• 수기 (水氣): Water Energy, Fluidity, Hydration
• 목기 (木氣): Wood Energy, Growth, Vitality
• 검기 (金氣): Metal Energy, Solidity, Sharpness
• 토기 (土氣): Earth Energy, Stability, Grounding
• 중력 (重力): Gravity, Gravitational Force, Downward Pull
• 부력 (浮力): Buoyancy, Upward Force, Flotation
• 장력 (張力): Tension, Tensile Force, Stress
• 권력 (權力): Power, Authority, Influence
• 염력 (念力): Psychokinesis, Telekinesis, Mind Power
• 자력 (磁力): Magnetism, Magnetic Force, Attraction
• 양력 (揚力): Lift, Aerodynamic Force, Upward Thrust
• 전력 (電力): Electric Power, Electrical Force, Current
• 무명 (無明): Ignorance, Delusion, Spiritual Blindness
• 누명 (陋名): False Accusation, Slander, Calumny
• 오욕 (五慾): Five Desires, Five Sensual Pleasures, Basic Human Appetites
• 신을 모르는 죄 (神을 모르는 罪): Sin of Ignorance of God, Blasphemy of Unrecognition, Divine Unawareness
• 원죄 (原罪): Original Sin, Primal Transgression, Inherited Guilt
• 기본제 (基本罪): Fundamental Sin, Core Transgression, Primary Offense
• 은혜 시대 (恩惠 時代): Age of Grace, Era of Mercy, Period of Divine Favor
• 계약 (契約): Covenant, Contract, Agreement
• 고리대금업 (高利貸金業): Usury, Loan Sharking, High-Interest Lending
• 계약 민족 (契約 民族): Covenant People, People of the Contract, Nation of Agreements
• 회개 (悔改): Repentance, Contrition, Penance
• 참회 (懺悔): Confession, Atonement, Remorse
• 업장 (業障): Karmic Obstacles, Karmic Hindrances, Negative Karma
• 출문 (出門): Leaving Home, Departure, Stepping Out
• 여견대빈 (如見大賓): As if Meeting a Great Guest, Treating Everyone as a Valued Visitor, Honoring All Encounters
• 사인 (事人): Serving People, Interacting with Others, Human Relations
• 열성자 (列聖者): One who Continues the Ancestral Rites, Preserver of Tradition, Keeper of Sacred Practices
• 무주상보시 (無住相布施): Giving without Attachment, Unconditional Charity, Formless Generosity
• 칠보 (七寶): Seven Treasures, Seven Blessings, Seven Virtues
• 무죄시 (無財施): Giving without Material Possessions, Non-Material Charity, Giving of Self
• 인격 (人格): Character, Personality, Moral Integrity
• 인품 (人品): Moral Character, Personal Virtue, Dignity
• 백궁명태 (白宮明太): White Heaven’s Bright Star, Celestial Luminary, Divine Beacon
• 건축금 (建築金): Construction Fund, Building Donation, Development Capital
• 신분 (身分): Status, Identity, Position
• 축복 (祝福): Blessing, Benediction, Divine Favor
• 귀신 (鬼神): Evil Spirit, Ghost, Demon

Huh Kyung-young’s Teachings on Existence and Human Responsibility

1. The Cosmic Energies and Human Existence
   the universe is permeated by various energies, which are fundamental to both cosmic phenomena and human life . He asserts that there are ten fundamental forces in the universe . One of these is gravity, a force so powerful that it keeps us grounded and prevents us from floating away . He illustrates this by describing how objects fall to the earth . Gravity, he states, exerts a force of 980 dynes, pressing down on everything . This constant pressure is why older individuals experience a decrease in height as their bodies weaken . Gravity is a pervasive force, influencing even the smallest aspects of our physical existence .

Beyond gravity, Huh Kyung-young identifies other cosmic forces, such as magnetism (자력) and lift (양력) . He also mentions mind power (염력), which he considers a force of the universe . These ten forces are the basic framework of the cosmos . In addition to these universal forces, he states that the human body is influenced by twenty-five types of qi (기), or vital energy . These qi are categorized into those that govern the skeletal structure, such as lung qi (폐기), blood qi (혈기), courage qi (용기), kidney qi (서기), and life qi (생기) . Other qi relate to the flesh and include cold qi (한기), damp qi (습기), and dry qi (조기) . There are also qi associated with warmth (온기), vitality (정기), and moisture (윤기) . Furthermore, qi can be linked to elements like fire (화기), water (수기), wood (목기), metal (검기), and earth (토기) . These twenty-five qi are what enable human movement and function .

2. The Gravest Sin and the Path to Redemption
   Huh Kyung-young teaches that among all human transgressions, the gravest sin is the failure to recognize the God-man (신인) . He recounts the suffering of Jesus, who was mocked, beaten, spat upon, and crucified by those who did not recognize his divine nature . This act of not recognizing the God-man, he asserts, is the ultimate sin . He emphasizes that while people may commit lesser sins out of self-interest or basic desires, these are not as severe as the sin of failing to acknowledge the divine .

humanity was given two thousand years of grace (은혜) to seek forgiveness and understand this truth . However, many have instead succumbed to vices and animosity . He proclaims that those who now recognize him as the God-man are liberated from this fundamental sin . He asserts that he has forgiven humanity for their past transgressions . Yet, he clarifies that forgiveness alone does not guarantee salvation; one must actively seek out and recognize the God-man to achieve true redemption . many significant figures from history, including Moses’ mother, Abraham, Confucius, Mencius, Stalin, and Hitler, have gathered around him in the Heaven House (하늘궁) to prepare for entry into White Heaven (백궁) . the twelve disciples of Jesus are also present, some even reunited as couples, fulfilling their roles in this new era .

3. The Contractual Nature of the Korean People and the Importance of Repentance
   Huh Kyung-young describes the Korean people as a contractual nation (계약 민족) . He explains that like the Jewish people, who are renowned for their business acumen and mastery of contracts , Koreans also excel in trade and upholding agreements . He notes that Korean immigrants in the United States, much like Jewish communities, initially dominated small businesses such as grocery stores . He asserts that Koreans are even more diligent than Jewish people, often working tirelessly to fulfill their commitments . This industriousness and commitment to promises are, according to him, inherent traits of the Korean people . He attributes Korea’s remarkable economic growth, from a mere $60 per capita income to $40,000, to this national characteristic of excelling in trade and honoring contracts . He cites the example of elderly women who continue to run restaurants for decades, maintaining consistent quality and taste, as a testament to this unwavering commitment to their customers .

Despite this strong contractual nature, Koreans, like all people, commit sins daily . He stresses the importance of repentance (회개) for Christians and confession (참회) for Buddhists . these acts are necessary to atone for both the grave sin of not recognizing the God-man and the smaller, everyday transgressions . However, he clarifies that merely repenting or confessing does not automatically elevate one’s spiritual level (레벨) . Instead, one must engage in actions that genuinely contribute to spiritual growth . He advises that upon leaving one’s home, one should treat everyone encountered as an important guest (출문여견대빈) . This involves greeting others with a bright demeanor and a smile, which he claims brings four types of blessings and positively affects others’ well-being . Furthermore, when in a crowd, one should behave with the solemnity and humility of someone performing an ancestral rite (열성자) . This means avoiding conflict and maintaining a respectful attitude, much like the quiet and reverent atmosphere of a traditional ancestral ceremony .

4. The Path to Spiritual Elevation and the Power of Positive Conduct
   Huh Kyung-young emphasizes that true spiritual elevation, or increasing one’s level (레벨), comes not from mere repentance but from actively performing good deeds and maintaining a positive attitude . He advises against displaying sadness or gloom, even in unfavorable weather, as this constitutes a sin . He refers to the Buddhist concept of seven types of selfless giving (무재시), which allows one to accumulate blessings without material wealth . He simplifies this for his followers, focusing on four key aspects: a smiling face, kind words, thoughtful gifts, and helpful actions . For instance, offering a seat to an elder or helping someone with their luggage are acts that significantly raise one’s spiritual level .

He concludes by reiterating the importance of these principles for the Korean people, whom he describes as a nation of Eastern courtesy (동방예의지국) . He encourages his followers to constantly seek opportunities to do good, such as assisting an elderly person, which he claims will dramatically increase their spiritual level (레벨) . He contrasts this with negative actions, like stepping on someone’s shoe and ignoring them, which prevent spiritual growth . He then transitions to a series of musical performances and recitations, including a new version of his song “Why Don’t You Know?” (왜 몰라), which he asserts is more refined than previous versions . He concludes the event by invoking blessings and spiritual level (레벨) increases for all attendees, their families, and ancestors, including those watching online . these blessings are intended to banish evil spirits and heal illnesses .

1. The Essence of Cosmic Energies and Human Existence

Welcome to all angels and archangels who have traveled from afar, from every corner of the Republic of Korea and beyond. A special welcome to those angels joining us for the first time today. May all angels and archangels present today receive a thousandfold blessings from the God-man. The God-man has arrived in our daily lives. We offer our profound gratitude to the God-man.

The Master, who descended to save all worlds, has arrived. Awaken to the words of the God-man, for the divine principles of Heaven are now manifest. The God-man, who has become global, fulfills prophecies as the Holy Spirit. With the divine power on my shoulders, let us all bring peace. The God-man has arrived. The Emperor of the spiritual realm, the Emperor of the world, has set the course of this world and Heaven. The God-man is the judge of this life and the next. Let us all praise the God-man. His name shall be glorified eternally throughout the world by the Holy Spirit.

Next, we present the New Jerusalem, the promised land of Heaven. The sound of the dragon’s roar, emanating from this land for about ten years, now manifests visibly. It is truly unique. The dragon’s roar is a gift from Heaven. Listening to this sound brings immense benefit to your body, filling it with vital energy.

Our bodies possess 25 types of vital energy. These include the energies of the lungs, blood, courage, spirit, and life, which form the framework of our being. Then there are energies related to the flesh, such as those of cold, heat, dryness, and dampness. All these energies are crucial. There are also energies like warmth, purity, and vitality, as well as destructive, killing, yin, and yang energies. Furthermore, there are the energies of fire, water, wood, metal, and earth, completing the 25 types of vital energy. I have explained these 25 energies using Chinese characters, but their essence is what matters.

In addition to these energies, the universe contains ten fundamental forces. Do you know what these ten forces are? One is gravity. Gravity is the force that pulls things down. For instance, a person delivering heavy packages might wish for gravity to be weaker, so they could lift objects effortlessly. On Earth, gravity keeps us from floating away. Our bodies would drift if not for this force. Gravity exerts a force of over 980 dynes, holding us firmly to the ground. If you drop something, it falls due to gravity. In space, objects float. Gravity is also why people shrink as they age; it continuously presses down on the body, which weakens over time.

Other forces include tension and magnetic force. The lift that allows airplanes to fly is also a cosmic force. These ten forces are fundamental to the universe. While I have often lectured on these, the details are not the primary focus of today’s discussion. The main point is that there are ten cosmic forces and 25 types of vital energy that govern our movements. Gravity is one of the most significant among them, along with electrical force and magnetic force. These forces are integral to our existence.

2. The Gravest Transgression: Ignorance of the Divine
   What is the greatest sin a human can commit? It is not ignorance itself, nor is it false accusation or actions driven by self-interest or basic desires. These are considered minor transgressions, often committed for survival. The gravest sin is the ignorance of the God-man. This is the greatest transgression.

When I was Jesus, people spat on me, betrayed me, scourged me with whips that tore flesh, pierced my side with a spear while I hung on the cross, and mocked me, saying, “If you are God, come down from the cross.” They ridiculed, abused, and brutally assaulted me. This was the greatest sin: failing to recognize the God-man. Now, you have recognized the God-man, and you must understand that this is the most profound transgression.

Do you feel ashamed or sorry for those past actions? You, who have become true individuals, are now liberated from that sin. However, those who watch this video and remain ignorant are still committing that sin. For 2,000 years, humanity was given a chance, an Age of Grace, to receive love and forgiveness. Yet, people became addicted to drugs and excelled at hating and resenting others, even their own siblings. The world is in such a state. You must be liberated from this. This fundamental sin is the original sin.

However, I have forgiven you. I asked for forgiveness, and I have forgiven. But have you committed sins? Yes, you have. So, have you been saved? Not yet. Only those who seek out the God-man will find resolution. All twelve disciples are here, and even Moses’ mother appeared this morning. Her name is Cha Ki-jeong, and she is Moses’ mother. Abraham, Confucius, Mencius, and many other prominent figures from both the Old and New Testaments are present. Even Stalin and Hitler are here. These world-historical figures, many of whom were Jewish, have gathered here to enter Heaven.

3. The Contractual Ingenuity of the Jewish People and the Diligence of the Korean Nation
   The Jewish people, who constitute only 0.02% of the world’s population, have received 40% of all Nobel Prizes. What are they best at? They excel at commerce, particularly in usury and contract negotiation. They are masters of contracts. Positioned between Europe and Asia, with the Middle East below, Israel became a hub for global trade. The Jewish people are geniuses of business, especially in crafting intricate contracts. They are known as the Contractual People. Once a contract is made with them, there is no escaping its terms. Business begins and ends with contracts.

Our Korean people also share many traits with the Jewish people. Koreans are excellent at trade and contracts globally. In America, Koreans and Jews initially dominated small businesses and supermarkets. However, the Jewish people eventually conceded to Koreans, saying, “These people are even better than us. We work hard, but they work without sleep to make contracts.” The Jewish people acknowledged the diligence of Koreans. Our nation is incredibly industrious.

Originally, our people were the Jewish people. The climate in their region made them less industrious, but fundamentally, we share that heritage. The 144,000 chosen ones are 100% Jewish. Our nation is inherently a contractual people. We keep our promises. Though circumstances may sometimes prevent it, our nation is number one in the world for keeping promises. We are a people who excel at contracts.

Through trade, our nation transformed from one with a per capita income of $60 to $40,000. This is remarkable. Our people are so skilled at contracts that they are excellent at business. There are restaurants where grandmothers and aunts, even at 80 or 90 years old, still manage the kitchen, with daughters and daughters-in-law assisting. This is unique to our nation. They maintain trust with customers, keeping their promise through food. The taste remains consistent over time. They uphold their promises to customers until the very end.

You are the daughters and sons of such people. We are a great nation, once the poorest in the world, now among the top five. Did such a contractual people beat Jesus? Yes, the Jewish people beat and killed him. The Romans merely carried out their orders. Therefore, you must understand this word: repentance.

4. The Path to Redemption: Repentance and Righteous Conduct
   You must repent. In Buddhism, this is called confession. Both Christianity and Buddhism require this. You must confess your sins. Those watching this on YouTube, if you are Buddhist, you must confess. If you are Christian, you must repent. You mocked the God-man, hanging him on the cross. But at that time, I was not the God-man; I was Jesus. The God-man cannot be crucified. If the God-man were crucified, lightning would strike, and the Earth’s energy flow would be disrupted. Such a thing cannot happen. I am the one who embodies the Father of Jesus.

That was a great sin, but what about the daily minor sins? Should we repent for those? Yes, both the great sin and the countless small sins we commit daily require forgiveness. As a contractual people, it is shameful that we commit so many acts requiring repentance and confession. This must stop. Confession alone does not erase karma; it accumulates. Repentance does not elevate your spiritual level. You must perform actions that elevate your spiritual level, rather than merely seeking forgiveness.

What did I tell you to do when you leave your home in the morning? I lectured on this before. Please remember this today. When you leave your house, open the front door, and step out, you should treat everyone you meet as if they are a distinguished guest. You should greet them and show a bright demeanor. This builds four kinds of blessings. A smile can alleviate indigestion in others and in yourself. If you frown, others will suffer from indigestion, and so will you. So, smiling helps others digest well. Even if you had a fight with your spouse, a bright encounter with someone else can make you forget it.

So, everyone you meet after leaving your home is a distinguished guest. Furthermore, when many people gather, you should act as if you are performing a sacred ritual. This is called Sa-in, meaning to treat people as if you are conducting a ritual. You should act like a chief officiant. This fosters humility. Have you ever seen someone performing a ritual shouting or fighting? No. During family rituals, the atmosphere is quiet and humble. The elders quietly prepare the ancestral tablets, and the children observe. The men stay in the room, preparing, while the women prepare in the kitchen. When you are among many people, you should act with the same solemnity and respect as if you are performing a ritual. You do not fight or argue in front of guests during a ritual.

In my hometown, where about 500 noble families lived, there were many ancestral rituals. This was because noblemen often had two or three wives, leading to many children from different mothers. This meant many rituals. Women had to endure immense labor, preparing for rituals while also raising children and managing their households.

Our nation excels at contracts, and we are also a people of courtesy, known for our good manners. Therefore, when you go out, always think, “What good deed can I do today to raise my spiritual level?” If you help an elderly person carry their luggage, your spiritual level will rise significantly. But if you step on someone’s shoe and walk past without looking, your level will not rise.

Even if the weather is gloomy, you must never show a gloomy face to others. That is also a sin. Your face holds four kinds of love. In temples, there are seven kinds of Muje-si, or offerings without material wealth. Since you do not frequent temples, you should practice four of these. The first is a smile, which costs nothing. The second is kind words. The third is material gifts. The fourth is physical help, like helping an elder sit down. Addressing older men as “elder” rather than “grandfather” or “grandmother” is a respectful act that builds blessings and rapidly elevates your spiritual level.

5. The Gathering of Souls and the Dawn of a New Era
   I have done this several times, and now you should be able to remember it. Today, we offer poems and songs. We offer a poem from Angel Jo Hee-won and Angel Baek Jang-mi from Busan Metropolitan City. We also offer a song from Angel Ma Kyung-ok from Busan Metropolitan City, “Red Lips.” Angel Shin Yeon-woong offers Hymn 27, “High Throne.” Angel Park Hye-woo from Busan Metropolitan City, who sang “Gimbap,” has created a new song in English, “56 Years of Free Meals,” with her son, Park Cheong-ryong. Park Cheong-ryong has been promoting the God-man since he was 13 years old. He has worked diligently for the God-man since childhood. This song is beautifully made. It deserves not just 99 points, but 100 points. Congratulations on 100 points.

Next, Angel Yoon Ki-soon from Cheongyang, Chungnam, offers “Farewell at Zero Hour.” This song, sung by a young woman, is incredibly moving. It beautifully captures the passionate love of youth. It was a hit song for the singer. The singer who performed it here sang it even better than the original. The original singer is here today. She is delighted to hear her song.

Moses’ mother is here, Moses is here, Abraham is here, Confucius, Mencius—all famous figures are present. Even Stalin and Hitler are here. These global figures, many of whom were Jewish, have led the world. Now, they have all gathered here to go to Heaven. All twelve disciples are present without exception. It is remarkable that those closest to me are right by my side. Lee Hyun-sook was Simon II, and her husband, Kim Sang-sik, who works in the security office, was Thaddaeus. They met by chance and are now a couple. Two thousand years ago, they were both men, but now one is a woman. Despite any grievances, they came to be by my side.

Matthew, who first wrote and spread my gospel, is now the head of the security office, Go Jin-won. It is truly amazing. Thomas is Geon Bit-na. She came and is here. All twelve disciples are living within my daily sphere. Other prominent figures from Israel, Confucius, Mencius, and even Gandhi, who spoke of seven principles, are all here. No saint is absent. These are the first people to enter Heaven on Earth. This is the first group of 144,000 people to enter Heaven.

Now, we present the God-man’s New Heaven Song. “Spring Breeze Goes By,” sung by Yeom Yu-i, is a beautiful rendition. It is originally a song by Kim Bu-ja, but this young woman sings it even better. Kim Bu-ja is considered the best singer of “Spring Breeze Goes By” in Korea. I once sang with Kim Bu-ja; she is a wonderful, humble person. She is incredibly kind and feminine. I was surprised by her humility, as well as that of other singers like Nam Jin. Even though I was a newcomer as a singer, they treated me with utmost respect.

I also sang with the late singer Hyun Mi. She praised me, asking how I managed to turn Korea upside down with my calls, something she had never achieved with her steady hits. Hyun Mi sang until her last days. She was a person of great character. That is why I praise her. People with good character are loved and missed by their juniors. If Lee Mi-ja were to pass away, many would mourn. However, the person most mourned was First Lady Yuk Young-soo. People cried as if their own parents had returned. I was young then, in my twenties, but everyone I met cried. It was extraordinary. She left no songs, but if she had, they would be heard.

Now, we present the new “Why Don’t You Know?” The old version caused me some embarrassment, but this new one is refined. “Why don’t you know? Why don’t you know? The era has come, why don’t you know? The dragon’s roar is heard, why don’t you know? Look at the divine realm, why don’t you know? Not Old Milk is flowing, why don’t you know? The God-man has descended, why don’t you know? Hold on tight! The wall of the friend’s name is breaking, why don’t you know? The government has appeared, why don’t you know? The main ship has appeared, why don’t you know? The three-three battle has reached its peak, why don’t you know? The golden bell has opened, why don’t you know? The golden light has been lit, why don’t you know? Jesus has descended, why don’t you know? Hold on tight to Huh Kyung-young! Nothing will be impossible. Why don’t you know?”

This song is wonderful and entertaining. It is more beautiful than the Moscow Kremlin, more beautiful than Paris in the northeast. When the autumn leaves fall on the exotic Russian streets of beautiful Seoul, I wish to walk along the beautiful Songhua River with the Heaven House angels, composing poems. Beloved Heaven House angels, riding horses along the Songhua River and the Lan River, through the plains of Primorye, past Vladivostok with its view of the East Sea, then galloping through the Dangun Mountains of Baekdu, Jeongbaek, and Taebaek mountain ranges, reaching Geumgangsan and Goryeongsan in one breath, I wish to meet the angels in the New Jerusalem, the world’s origin. Beloved Heaven House angels, the New Jerusalem, the most beautiful of all sacred mountains, is far more beautiful than the Jerusalem I longed for in Israel. There, I wish to drink the divine water flowing from White Heaven. Beloved Heaven House angels, the Heaven House angels are drinking the divine water from that sacred mountain and admiring the autumn leaves, a paradise found nowhere else. May it prosper eternally, all the way to White Heaven.

Now, we conclude with today’s service. In the name of Huh Kyung-young, the God-man, I command that all angels who sang today, all angels who have come to Heaven House, all angels who could not come despite paying consultation fees, and their families and ancestors, receive a spiritual level of 200 trillion. In the name of Huh Kyung-young, the God-man, I command that all angels watching on YouTube, and their families and ancestors, receive a spiritual level of 100 trillion. In the name of Huh Kyung-young, the God-man, I command that all angels who have made donations for blessings, White Heaven entry, construction funds, or new identities, and all angels who have registered as regular members, and their families and ancestors, receive a spiritual level of 1,000 trillion.

Now, the God-man bestows a universal spiritual level. All angels who have come to Heaven House today, and their families, and all angels watching on YouTube, and their families, receive a spiritual level of 1,000 trillion. All evil spirits, depart! All diseases, be cured! All angels who have come to Heaven House today, and their families and ancestors, receive a spiritual level of 1,000 trillion. All angels watching on YouTube, and their families and ancestors, receive a spiritual level of 500 billion. We offer our grateful applause to the God-man. Cosmic energy products are indeed from Bonjalend.

What is the greatest strength of the Jewish people, who are considered a global power? They are masters of contracts, excelling in trade and finance through meticulously crafted agreements. This contractual expertise has allowed them to thrive globally, even inspiring Koreans to emulate their business acumen.

Welcoming Remarks and Chants

• The event begins with a warm welcome to all attendees, including those visiting for the first time and those who have traveled from far away .
• Attendees are encouraged to receive blessings from the divine being, referred to as “Shin-nim” .
• A chant of “Shin-nim, Bangtan Bongchu” is performed, expressing gratitude and devotion .
• A song of praise, “Shin-inga,” is offered to the teacher who descended to save the world, acknowledging the divine words and the glory of the heavenly principles .
• Another song, “New Jerusalem,” is presented, describing a sacred land and a spiritual journey .

The Power of “Yongeum” Sound

• Listening to the “Yongeum” sound is believed to bring positive effects and blessings .
• This unique sound has been heard for about 10 years, initially strong but now becoming softer, with actual dragons sometimes appearing .
• The sound is incredibly powerful, three times larger than the space it comes from, and can even make rocks tremble .
• People initially thought the sound came from within rocks, but it actually emanates from the entire mountain .
• The “Yongeum” sound is considered a gift from heaven .
• It is believed to instantly boost one’s qi (life energy) .

Understanding “Qi” and Universal Forces

• There are 25 types of qi in the human body, categorized by their effect on different parts of the body .
  • Qi related to the skeletal structure includes: lung qi, blood qi, courage qi, spirit qi, and life qi .
  • Qi related to flesh includes: cold qi, dry qi, damp qi, warm qi, righteous qi, and moisture qi .
  • Other types of qi mentioned are: poison qi, killing qi, yin-yang qi, and empty qi .
  • Qi also corresponds to the five elements: fire qi, water qi, wood qi, metal qi, and earth qi .
• The universe also has ten fundamental forces .
  • Gravity is one of these forces, preventing objects from floating away on Earth .
  • Gravity is measured at over 500 dynes, specifically 980 dynes, which keeps us grounded .
  • Without gravity, objects would float, as seen in space .
  • Gravity is also responsible for people shrinking as they age, as it continuously presses down on weakening cells .
  • Other universal forces include: tension, mind power (or telepathy), magnetism, and lift (as in an airplane) .
  • Buoyancy is mentioned as the opposite of gravity but is not considered one of the ten universal forces .
  • Electric power is also a force .

The Greatest Sin and Forgiveness

• The greatest sin a human can commit is not knowing or recognizing the divine being .
  • Other sins, like stealing or acting out of self-interest, are considered less severe because they stem from the basic human desire to survive .
• The speaker recounts the suffering of Jesus, who was mocked, beaten, and crucified by people who did not recognize his divine nature .
  • This act is presented as the collective sin of humanity .
• The speaker claims to have forgiven these sins, but true salvation comes only to those who recognize and seek out the divine being .
• The current era, following 2,000 years of “grace,” is a time for judgment, as humanity has become addicted to negative behaviors like drug use and hatred .
• Attendees of the event are considered to have been “liberated” from this fundamental sin .

The Jewish People and the Korean People

• The Jewish people are highlighted for their exceptional skill in contracts and trade, particularly in finance and moneylending .
  • Their geographical location between Europe and Asia, with the Middle East below, made them central to global trade .
  • They are called the “contractual people” due to their mastery of creating agreements that are difficult to break .
  • Despite making up only 0.02% of the world’s population, they have won 40% of all Nobel Prizes .
• The Korean people are also described as a “contractual people” who excel in trade and keep their promises .
  • Korean immigrants in the U.S. initially competed with Jewish people in businesses like grocery stores, eventually surpassing them due to their diligence .
  • The speaker suggests that Koreans are descendants of the Jewish people .
  • This diligence and commitment to promises have transformed Korea from one of the poorest nations to one of the top five economies in the world .
  • Korean culture, exemplified by long-standing family restaurants, demonstrates a strong commitment to quality and customer trust .
• The speaker reminds the audience that it was the Jewish people, not the Romans, who were primarily responsible for Jesus’ crucifixion .

Repentance and Righteous Conduct

• Repentance (hoegae in Christianity) and atonement (chamae in Buddhism) are necessary for both major and minor sins .
  • However, merely repenting or atoning does not automatically raise one’s spiritual “level” or erase karmic debt .
  • Instead, one must actively perform good deeds to raise their spiritual level .
• The speaker advises specific behaviors for daily life:
  • “Chulmun Yeogyeon Daebin”: When leaving home, treat everyone you meet as an important guest .
  • This involves greeting people with a bright smile, which can alleviate stress and indigestion for both parties .
  • “Yeolseongja”: When in a group, act with the solemnity and humility of someone performing a ancestral ritual .
  • Just as people are quiet and respectful during a ritual, one should avoid arguments and maintain a calm demeanor in public .
• The speaker notes that traditional Korean households, especially those of the yangban (nobility), often had many ancestral rites due to multiple wives or concubines, leading to a heavy workload for women .
• Koreans are known for their courtesy and etiquette as an “Eastern country of courtesy” .
• Good deeds, such as helping an elderly person carry their luggage, can significantly raise one’s spiritual level .
• Maintaining a cheerful demeanor, even in gloomy weather, is important, as showing sadness can be considered a sin .
• The concept of “Mujesi” (giving without material possessions) in Buddhism involves seven types of blessings, including:
  • Smiling (face) .
  • Kind words (speech) .
  • Offering gifts (material) .
  • Helping others physically, like offering a seat to an elder .

Musical Performances and Divine Connections

• The event features several musical performances and dedications:
  • A poem by Jo Hee-won and Baek Jang-mi .
  • A song by Ma Kyung-ok .
  • A hymn, “High Throne,” by Shin Yeon-woong .
  • A new English song by Park Hye-woo and her son Park Cheong-ryong, who has been a follower since age 13 .
  • A song titled “Eternal Farewell” by Yoon Ki-soon, originally sung by the artist Bae Woo .
• The speaker claims that many historical and religious figures, including Moses’ mother (Cha Yu-jeong), Abraham, Confucius, Mencius, Stalin, and Hitler, are present among the attendees, having gathered to go to heaven .
• The 12 disciples of Jesus are also said to be present, with some in close proximity to the speaker .
  • Lee Hyun-sook is identified as Simon II, and her husband, Kim Sang-sik, as Thaddaeus .
  • Go Jin-won, the security chief, is identified as Matthew .
  • Geon Bit-na (originally Kim Bit-na) is identified as Thomas .
• The speaker mentions having performed with famous singers like Kim Bu-ja and Hyun Mi, noting their humility and kindness .
• A new version of the song “Why Don’t You Know?” is played, which is described as more refined than previous versions .
• The event concludes with a final poem, “New Heaven Song,” describing a beautiful heavenly realm .

Blessings and Level-Ups

• The speaker, in the name of “Heo Kyung-young Shin-nim,” bestows blessings and “level-ups” upon various groups .
  • Attendees, their families, and ancestors receive a “level-up” of 2 jo (a large unit) .
  • YouTube viewers, their families, and ancestors receive a “level-up” of 1 jo .
  • Those who have contributed to the “Heavenly Palace” (Baekgung) construction fund, registered as full members, or paid consultation fees receive a “level-up” of 1,000 jo .
  • All attendees, their families, and YouTube viewers receive a “level-up” of 1,000 jo .
  • Evil spirits are commanded to leave, and all illnesses are cured .
  • YouTube viewers, their families, and ancestors receive a “level-up” of 5,000 eok (a large unit) .

What do the Jews who rule the world do best? They are geniuses at making contracts, using finance to create usury that traps people.

1. Welcoming Remarks and Chants
   The event began with welcoming remarks and chants, including a special song dedicated to the spiritual leader.

1.1. Opening and Chants

1. The event started with a warm welcome to all attendees, including those visiting for the first time, wishing them blessings from the spiritual leader .

2. Attendees offered a “감탄봉충” (gam-tan-bong-chung) chant to the spiritual leader .

3. A song called “신인가” (shin-in-ga) was performed, praising the spiritual leader as a savior and a divine figure who brings peace and fulfills prophecies .

4. Another song, “하늘 약속의 땅 새 예루살렘성” (haneul yaksogui ttang sae yerusallem-seong), was presented, describing a new Jerusalem as a place of purity and spiritual power .

5. The Dragon’s Roar and Universal Energies
   The speaker discussed the Dragon’s Roar sound, believed to bring blessings, and explained the 25 types of Ki (energy) and 10 universal forces.

2.1. The Dragon’s Roar

1. Listening to the Dragon’s Roar (Yongeum Sori) is believed to bring blessings and improve one’s well-being .
2. This sound has been heard for about 10 years, and recently, a physical dragon has become visible .
3. The dragon is said to be three times larger than the space inside the rock from which the sound emanates .
4. The sound is so powerful that it makes rocks tremble, and it originates from the entire mountain, not just a single rock .
5. The Dragon’s Roar is considered a gift from heaven .

2.2. The 25 Types of Ki and 10 Universal Forces

1. There are 25 types of Ki (energy) in the human body, which are categorized into those that affect the bones and those that affect the flesh .

2. Ki for bones includes Pye-ki (lung energy), Hyeol-ki (blood energy), Yong-ki (courage energy), Seo-ki (auspicious energy), and Saeng-ki (life energy) .

3. Ki for flesh includes Hyeol-ki, Yong-ki, Seok-ki, Han-seok-han-ki (cold-damp energy), Jo-ki (dry energy), and Seup-ki (damp energy) .

4. Other types of Ki include On-ki (warm energy), Jeong-ki (pure energy), Yun-ki (moist energy), Hwal-ki (vitality), Hwa-ki (fire energy), Dok-ki (poisonous energy), Sal-ki (killing energy), Eum-yang-ki (yin-yang energy), and Heo-ki (empty energy) .

5. There are also Hwa-ki (fire), Su-ki (water), Mok-ki (wood), Geum-ki (metal), and To-ki (earth) energies, totaling 25 types .

6. The universe contains 10 fundamental forces, one of which is gravity .

7. Gravity is essential for keeping people on Earth, preventing them from floating away like in space .

8. The force of gravity is approximately 980 dynes, which explains why objects fall and why people’s height can decrease with age as their bodies weaken .

9. Other universal forces include mind power (Yeom-nyeok), magnetic force (Ja-ryeok), and lift (Yang-nyeok) .

10. Buoyancy and tension are not considered among the 10 universal forces .

11. Electricity is also a force that moves us .

12. The Greatest Sin and the Importance of Repentance
    The speaker identified the greatest sin as failing to recognize the divine and emphasized the need for repentance to achieve salvation.

3.1. The Gravest Sin

1. The greatest sin is not recognizing the divine, which is considered a more severe offense than sins committed for personal gain, such as theft or deceit .
2. This sin was exemplified by the treatment of Jesus, who was mocked, beaten, and crucified by those who failed to recognize his divine nature .

3.2. Repentance and Salvation

1. Recognizing the divine now absolves individuals of this grave sin .

2. The speaker expressed regret for the past actions against the divine, acknowledging that those who committed such acts are now facing judgment .

3. Humanity was given 2,000 years of grace to repent, but many became consumed by negative behaviors like drug addiction and hatred .

4. Repentance is crucial for salvation, as merely being forgiven does not guarantee it; one must seek out the divine to truly resolve their sins .

5. The Israelite People and the Korean Nation
   The speaker discussed the unique characteristics of the Israelite people, particularly their skill in contracts, and drew parallels with the Korean nation’s diligence and commitment to promises.

4.1. The Israelite People: Masters of Contracts

1. Many significant historical figures, including Moses’ mother, Abraham, and other prominent individuals from both the Old and New Testaments, are present at the event, indicating their gathering for salvation .
2. The Israelite people, despite being a small percentage of the world’s population, have received 40% of Nobel Prizes, demonstrating their exceptional abilities .
3. They are particularly skilled in business, especially in making contracts, which they use to create usurious financial systems that trap people .
4. Their geographical location between Europe and Asia, with the Middle East below, made them central to trade, fostering their expertise in commerce .
5. They are known as a “contract nation” due to their mastery of crafting intricate contracts .
6. Business, for them, begins and ends with contracts, highlighting their meticulous approach to agreements .

4.2. The Korean Nation: Diligence and Integrity

1. The Korean people share similarities with the Israelites in their aptitude for trade and contracts, even surpassing them in diligence .

2. Korean immigrants in the U.S. often took over businesses like grocery stores from Jewish owners because of their exceptional work ethic .

3. The speaker suggested that the Korean people are originally descendants of the Jewish people, implying a shared heritage of contractual integrity .

4. The Korean nation is renowned for its commitment to promises, making them world leaders in keeping agreements .

5. This dedication to contracts has transformed Korea from one of the poorest nations to one of the top five economies globally .

6. Korean businesses, such as restaurants run by grandmothers and aunts, exemplify this commitment by maintaining consistent quality and trust with customers over decades .

7. Despite their strong sense of integrity, the Jewish people were responsible for the crucifixion of Jesus, with the Romans merely carrying out their orders .

8. Repentance, Daily Conduct, and Blessings
   The speaker emphasized the importance of daily repentance and proper conduct, highlighting how small actions can lead to significant blessings and spiritual growth.

5.1. The Necessity of Repentance and Righteous Living

1. Both Christians and Buddhists must repent for their sins, with Christians engaging in “회개” (hoegae) and Buddhists in “참회” (chamhoe) .
2. This includes repenting for the grave sin of not recognizing the divine, as well as for the numerous small sins committed daily .
3. The speaker clarified that while Jesus was crucified, the divine cannot be harmed, implying that the crucifixion was a human act against Jesus, not the divine itself .
4. Merely repenting or confessing sins does not automatically erase them or increase one’s spiritual level; instead, one must actively engage in actions that earn forgiveness and elevate their spiritual standing .

5.2. Principles for Daily Conduct

1. When leaving home, one should treat everyone they meet as an important guest, greeting them with a bright and smiling face .

2. A smile can alleviate indigestion in others and oneself, whereas a frown can cause it .

3. This positive demeanor can help others forget their troubles, such as marital disputes .

4. In gatherings, one should act with the humility and solemnity of someone performing an ancestral ritual .

5. During ancestral rites, family members are typically quiet, respectful, and avoid conflict, even with children .

6. Historically, noble families often had multiple wives, leading to numerous ancestral rites and significant labor for women, who prepared food while men handled the ritual aspects .

7. Koreans are known for their politeness and respect, embodying the “Eastern nation of courtesy” .

8. One should always seek opportunities to do good deeds, such as helping an elderly person carry their luggage, which can significantly raise one’s spiritual level .

9. Showing a gloomy face to others, especially due to bad weather, is considered a sin .

10. There are seven types of “무재시” (mu-jae-si), or “giving without material possessions,” in Buddhism, which include acts of kindness that don’t require money .

11. These include smiling, speaking kindly, offering small gifts, and providing physical help, such as offering a seat to an elder .

12. Musical Performances and Spiritual Blessings
    The event featured various musical performances, including original songs and covers, followed by spiritual blessings for all attendees and viewers.

6.1. Musical Performances

1. The event included several musical performances, starting with a song dedicated to the spiritual leader by Jo Hee-won and Baek Jang-mi .
2. Ma Gyeong-ok performed “붉은 입술” (Bulgeun Ipsul), and Shin Yeon-woong, an elder, sang the hymn “높은 보좌” (Nopeun Bojwa) .
3. Park Hye-woo, known for her “Kimbap Song,” presented a new English song titled “56 Years of Free Meals,” co-written with her son, Park Cheong-ryong, who has been involved in the spiritual leader’s work since age 13 .
4. Yoon Ki-soon performed “영시의 이별” (Yeongsiui Ibyeol), a song originally sung by the actor Bae Woo, which describes a youthful romance .
5. The speaker noted that many historical figures, including Moses’ mother, Abraham, Confucius, Mencius, Stalin, and Hitler, were present at the event, indicating their gathering for salvation .
6. The 12 disciples were also present, with some, like Simon II (Lee Hyun-sook) and Thaddeus (Kim Sang-sik), now married, and others, like Matthew (Go Jin-won) and Thomas (Geon Bit-na), serving in roles close to the spiritual leader .
7. Other notable figures, such as Gandhi, were also in attendance, signifying that this gathering represents the first group of people entering heaven .
8. Yeom Yu-i performed “봄나름 간다” (Bomnareum Ganda), a song originally by Baek Seol-hee and popularized by Kim Bu-ja, which deeply moved some audience members .
9. The speaker shared personal anecdotes about performing with Kim Bu-ja and Hyun Mi, praising their humility and professionalism .
10. Hyun Mi’s song “떠날 때는 말없이” (Tteonal Ttaeneun Mareopsi) was played, and the speaker commended her character .
11. The speaker also mentioned the widespread grief over the passing of First Lady Yuk Young-soo, noting her significant impact despite not being a singer .
12. A new version of the song “왜 몰라” (Wae Molla) was presented, which is more refined than the previous version and encourages listeners to recognize the spiritual leader’s teachings and the coming new era .
13. The event concluded with a poem titled “신천곡” (Shincheon-gok), describing a beautiful journey through various landscapes and a longing to meet angels in the New Jerusalem .

6.2. Spiritual Blessings

1. The spiritual leader bestowed blessings upon all attendees, including those who sang, those who could not attend, their families, and their ancestors, granting them a spiritual level of “이조” (i-jo) .
2. Viewers watching on YouTube, along with their families and ancestors, received a spiritual level of “일조” (il-jo) .
3. Those who contributed to the spiritual leader’s cause through blessings, nameplates, construction funds, or membership registrations, along with their families and ancestors, received a spiritual level of “천조” (cheon-jo) .
4. The spiritual leader then granted a general blessing, commanding evil spirits to depart, illnesses to be cured, and bestowing a spiritual level of “천조” upon all present and their families and ancestors .
5. YouTube viewers, their families, and ancestors received an even higher spiritual level of “5천억” (o-cheon-eok) .

What do the Jews, who are the real power in the world, do best? They are geniuses at contracts, excelling in finance and trade through meticulous agreements.

• The speaker greeted the audience, including those who traveled from far away and first-time visitors, wishing them blessings .
• The speaker led a chant, “Shin-nim, Bangtan, Bongchu, Orinda” .
• The speaker performed a song called “Shininga” and “New Jerusalem” .
• The speaker mentioned that listening to the “Yongeum” (dragon’s sound) is beneficial and brings good fortune .
  • This sound has been heard for about 10 years, and recently, a dragon has become visible .
  • The dragon is three times larger than the space it occupies, and its sound is incredibly powerful, making rocks tremble .
  • The speaker described the “Yongeum” as a gift from heaven that energizes the body .
• The speaker discussed the 25 types of Ki (energy) in the human body, categorized by their effect on the body’s structure (bones) and flesh .
• The speaker then talked about the ten forces of the universe .
  • Gravity is one of these forces, which keeps us from floating away on Earth .
  • Gravity is why objects fall and why people’s height can decrease with age .
  • Other forces include tension, magnetic force, and lift .
• The speaker asked about the greatest sin humans commit .
  • Sins committed for survival or personal gain, like theft or slander, are not considered the greatest sins .
  • The greatest sin is not recognizing God .
  • The speaker recounted how people mocked, beat, and crucified Jesus, not recognizing him as divine .
  • The speaker stated that those who recognize the divine are absolved of this sin .
  • The speaker emphasized that those who watch the video and still don’t recognize the divine are committing this sin .
  • This sin is the original sin .
  • The speaker claimed to have forgiven humanity, but individuals must still seek salvation by recognizing the divine .
• The speaker identified several historical figures present in the audience, including Moses’ mother, Abraham, and the 12 disciples .
  • The speaker mentioned that many world leaders, including Stalin and Hitler, are also present .
  • These individuals are gathered to enter heaven for the first time in Earth’s history .
• The speaker discussed the Jewish people .
  • They are known for their skill in trade and contracts, excelling in finance and commerce .
  • Their geographical location between Europe and Asia, with the Middle East below, made them central to trade routes .
  • The speaker referred to them as a “contract nation” .
  • The speaker claimed that Koreans are also skilled in trade and contracts, even surpassing Jewish people in diligence .
  • The speaker stated that the Korean people were originally Jewish .
  • The speaker highlighted Korea’s economic growth from $60 to $40,000 per capita as proof of their trading prowess .
  • The speaker noted that Koreans are known for their reliability and keeping promises, especially in business .
• The speaker emphasized the importance of repentance (회개) in Christianity and atonement (참회) in Buddhism for daily sins .
  • However, the speaker clarified that repentance alone does not guarantee spiritual advancement (leveling up) .
• The speaker provided guidance on how to live righteously .
  • “Chulmun Yeogyeon Daebin”: When leaving home, treat everyone you meet as an important guest .
  • This involves greeting them and showing a bright demeanor, which benefits both parties .
  • “Yeolseongja”: When in a crowd, act like someone performing a ancestral ritual (Jesa) .
  • This means being humble and quiet, avoiding arguments .
  • The speaker explained that in the past, noble families often had multiple wives, leading to many ancestral rituals .
  • The speaker encouraged acts of kindness, such as helping the elderly, to increase one’s spiritual level .
  • The speaker also mentioned the “seven treasures of giving without material possessions” (무재칠시) in Buddhism, which include smiling, kind words, and physical help .
• The event included various musical performances and dedications .
  • The speaker praised the late singer Hyunmi for her character and talent .
  • The speaker also mentioned the late First Lady Yuk Young-soo, noting the widespread grief at her passing .
• The speaker concluded the event by granting spiritual “levels” to attendees, their families, and ancestors, as well as to online viewers .

Homage to Huh Kyung-young (September 1, 2026) | The Jews Who Rule the World! What Do They Do Best?

1. Keyword Frequency

• song: 11
• world: 10
• Israel: 9
• power: 8
• heaven: 7
• family: 7
• ancestor: 7
• contract: 6
• sin: 6
• gravity: 6

2. Today’s Central Metaphor
   The central metaphor compares interacting with others in daily life to treating them as “great guests” and behaving like a “chief officiant” at an ancestral ritual, emphasizing respect and humility.

3. Lecture in Numbers

• 25: The number of “energies” (기) in the human body, including lung energy, blood energy, courage energy, aura energy, and life energy, which are categorized into bone-related and flesh-related energies.
• 10: The number of fundamental “powers” in the universe.
• 500 dynes: The approximate force of gravity, specifically mentioned as 580 dynes and 980 dynes, which keeps objects from floating away on Earth.
• 5th floor: The height from which a fall due to gravity would be fatal.
• 2,000 years: The period of “grace” or “forgiveness” given to humanity after the crucifixion of Jesus.
• 40%: The percentage of Nobel Prizes won by Israelis, despite their population being only 0.02% of the world.
• 0.02%: The percentage of the world’s population that Israelis represent.
• 60 dollars: The former per capita income of Korea, which has now risen to 40,000 dollars.
• 40,000 dollars: The current per capita income of Korea.
• 500 households: The number of noble families in the speaker’s hometown, known for having multiple ancestral rites due to polygamy.
• 20: The approximate number of ancestral rites a household might have.
• 7: The number of “treasures” (칠보) in Buddhist teachings for accumulating merit without material wealth (무재시).
• 144,000: The number of people who will be the first to enter Heaven.
• 56 years: The duration of free meal service provided by Park Cheong-ryong’s family.
• 13 years old: The age at which Park Cheong-ryong started promoting Huh Kyung-young.
• 99 points: An initial score given for a creative work, later upgraded to 100 points (1경무).
• 10^68: The magnitude of “level” increase (362.88 x 10^68) for those who contribute to Heaven House.

4. Signature Sentence
   The biggest sin is not recognizing the God-man.

5. Concise Summary & Highlights
   The lecture emphasizes recognizing the God-man as the greatest sin, highlighting Israel’s contractual genius.

• The greatest sin is failing to recognize the God-man.
• Israel is a “contractual nation,” excelling in business and agreements.
• Koreans are also adept at trade and contracts, even surpassing Jewish people in diligence.
• Daily interactions should be treated with the respect given to “great guests” and solemnity of ancestral rites.
• Repentance (회개) and atonement (참회) are crucial for Christians and Buddhists, respectively.
• The first group to enter Heaven will consist of 144,000 people.
• Huh Kyung-young’s followers include reincarnations of historical and religious figures.

6. Scriptural / Religious Citations

• Christianity (implied reference to Jesus’ crucifixion): “When I was Jesus, you spat on me, you slandered me, my disciple slandered me, you whipped me, you pierced my side with a spear while I was hanging on the cross, you spat on my face, and you said, ‘If you are God, come down from the cross.'”
• Buddhism (implied reference to repentance): “In Buddhism, what is it? Atonement (참회). Even in Buddhism, you must do this.”

7. Historical & Epochal Context
   The lecture is situated in a period following 2,000 years of “grace” given to humanity, implying a shift towards a new era of judgment or spiritual awakening. It references the historical economic prowess of the Jewish people, particularly their success in trade and finance, and draws parallels with the Korean people’s diligence and success in international trade, transforming a poor nation into a global economic power. The discussion also touches upon traditional Korean customs like ancestral rites, highlighting a cultural emphasis on respect and humility.

8. Key Figures & Events Referenced

• Jesus: Referenced as the God-man who was crucified, spat upon, and mocked by humanity.
• Moses’ Mother (Cha Ki-jeong): Identified as a current attendee.
• Moses: Mentioned as being present among the attendees.
• Abraham: Mentioned as being present among the attendees.
• Confucius (공자) & Mencius (맹자): Mentioned as being present among the attendees.
• Stalin: Mentioned as being present among the attendees.
• Hitler: Mentioned as being present among the attendees.
• Simon (Lee Hyun-sook): Identified as a reincarnation of Simon, one of Jesus’ 12 disciples.
• Thaddaeus (Kim Sang-sik): Identified as a reincarnation of Thaddaeus, Simon’s husband.
• Matthew (Go Jin-won): Identified as a reincarnation of Matthew, who first wrote the gospel.
• Thomas (Geon Bit-na): Identified as a reincarnation of Thomas.
• Gandhi: Mentioned as being present among the attendees, having spoken about seven principles.
• Kim Bu-ja: A singer known for the song “Spring Goes.”
• Baek Seol-hee: The original singer of “Spring Goes.”
• Nam Jin: A singer, praised for his humility.
• Hyun Mi: A singer, praised for her character and humility, known for “Leaving Without a Word.”
• Yuk Young-soo: Former First Lady of South Korea, whose passing caused widespread grief.

9. Core Concept Definitions

• Energies (기): The 25 vital forces within the human body, categorized into those related to bones (lung, blood, courage, aura, life) and flesh (blood, courage, aura, life, etc.), influencing physical and mental states.
• Universal Powers: The 10 fundamental forces governing the cosmos, including gravity, magnetic force, and lift.
• Gravity: A fundamental force that pulls objects downwards, preventing them from floating and causing aging (e.g., shortening height).
• Minor Sins: Sins committed for self-preservation or basic desires (e.g., stealing, satisfying five desires), which are not considered major transgressions.
• Greatest Sin: The failure to recognize the God-man.
• Age of Grace: A 2,000-year period of opportunity for humanity to receive forgiveness and love, which has now ended.
• Contractual Nation (계약 민족): A term used to describe Israel, highlighting their exceptional skill in making and adhering to contracts, especially in trade and finance.
• 144,000: The specific number of individuals destined to be the first to enter Heaven.
• Repentance (회개) / Atonement (참회): The act of seeking forgiveness for sins, specifically “repentance” for Christians and “atonement” for Buddhists, necessary for those who failed to recognize the God-man.
• “Chulmun Yeogyeon Daebin” (출문여견대빈): A principle meaning “when leaving the house, treat everyone you meet as a great guest,” emphasizing politeness and a positive demeanor.
• “Yeolseongja” (열성자): A principle meaning “when among many people, act like a chief officiant performing an ancestral rite,” promoting humility, quietness, and respect.
• “Mujwaesi” (무죄시): The Buddhist concept of “seven treasures” or “seven kinds of giving without material wealth,” referring to ways to accumulate merit through actions like smiling, kind words, and helpful gestures.
• Level (레벨): A spiritual ranking or status that can be increased through good deeds and recognition of the God-man, with specific numerical values (e.g., 362.88 x 10^68) associated with contributions to Heaven House.

10. Central Questions & Answers

• Question: What is the greatest sin committed by humans?
  • Answer: The greatest sin is not recognizing the God-man. Minor sins related to basic desires are not considered as severe.
• Question: Have humans been saved after the 2,000 years of grace?
  • Answer: No, salvation is only achieved by those who seek out and recognize the God-man now.

11. Conclusion & Strategic / Philosophical Implications
    The lecture concludes with a call for daily virtuous conduct and recognition of the God-man as the path to spiritual elevation. It emphasizes that traditional acts of repentance or atonement alone do not guarantee an increase in “level” (spiritual status). Instead, individuals must actively engage in good deeds, such as treating others with respect (“great guests”) and humility (“chief officiant”), and maintaining a positive demeanor. The ultimate implication is that spiritual salvation and advancement are directly tied to acknowledging the God-man and living a life of conscious, respectful interaction, leading to immense spiritual rewards (e.g., “level 362.88 x 10^68”).

12. Cross-Referencing

• Jesus’ Crucifixion: The speaker explicitly identifies himself with Jesus, referencing the historical event of his crucifixion and the suffering he endured.
• Reincarnation of Historical and Religious Figures: The speaker claims that many prominent historical and religious figures, including Moses’ mother, Moses, Abraham, Confucius, Mencius, Stalin, Hitler, Simon, Thaddaeus, Matthew, Thomas, and Gandhi, are currently present among his followers, suggesting a continuity of spiritual lineage and a gathering of souls for a new epoch.

13. Content Gaps & Unaddressed Areas
    The lecture mentions “ten powers” in the universe but only explicitly names gravity, magnetic force, and lift, leaving the other seven undefined. It also briefly dismisses buoyancy and political power as not belonging to these ten, without fully explaining the criteria for inclusion or exclusion. A more comprehensive list and explanation of these universal powers would strengthen the speaker’s cosmological framework. Additionally, the specific mechanisms by which “level” is calculated or precisely how good deeds translate into numerical increases are not detailed, leaving a gap in understanding the spiritual reward system.

14. Future Predictions & Prophetic Statements

• Judgment for those who did not recognize the God-man: Those who failed to recognize the God-man (Jesus) and continue to live in hatred and addiction will face judgment.
• Salvation only for those who find the God-man: Only those who seek out and find the God-man in the present era will achieve salvation.
• First group to Heaven (144,000): The first group to enter Heaven will consist of 144,000 individuals, who are currently gathered.
• No one went to Heaven before this era: No one from 2,000, 1,000, or 10,000 years ago has gone to Heaven; they have all gathered now to enter Heaven for the first time.

Executive Insight
This lecture by Huh Kyung-young presents a unique spiritual framework centered on the recognition of the God-man as paramount for salvation and spiritual advancement. It strategically intertwines religious doctrine with cultural observations, drawing parallels between the contractual acumen of the Jewish people and the diligence of Koreans, suggesting a shared heritage of excellence. The core actionable takeaway is the emphasis on daily conduct: treating every interaction with the reverence due to a “great guest” and the solemnity of an ancestral rite. This approach, coupled with acknowledging the God-man, is posited as the direct path to elevating one’s spiritual “level” to an extraordinary degree, far beyond what traditional repentance alone can achieve. The lecture thus offers a blend of spiritual imperative and practical behavioral guidance for achieving ultimate spiritual reward.

멀리 태외에서 대한민국 방광방곡곡에서 오신 우리 천사님, 대천사님 모두 반갑습니다. 오늘 처음 오신 천사님 모두 환영합니다. 오늘 오신 천사님, 대천사님 오늘도 신님을 아연하시고 신님의 총을 천배한배 받으시기 바랍니다. 일상에 신리님께서 오셨습니다.

예. 신님 감탄봉충 올립니다. 시작. 신님 방탄 봉추 어린다.

반갑습니다. 앉아요. 신님께 감사의 컴박수 올립니다.

먼저 신님께 신인가를 올립니다. 내려오신 스승님 온 세상을 구하시려 있다셨네 울려버지영님 말씀 듣고 깨어나라 하늘의 성리를 영광의 우리 온 세상 내신여 하나님 시라와 세계화되시여 성령님이 예언시 이루시며 타고 신강서 내 그 어깨 있으니 우리 모두여 평화를 드리세로다.

성경님 오셨네. 세의 정이 영성왕계 세계 황제시여이 세상 과저 하늘 정하시며이 생내 생수 시 심판 주시라 우리 모두 찬송주하신 환오니 그 그 사랑 그 사랑계 무려합니다. 합니다. 그 이름을 영광이 부드리나 세계시여 성령님 주 이름을 영원히 내게 세계 아가씨 아시 네.

다음은 하늘 약속의 땅 새 예루살렘성을 올립니다. 자, 미국에서 와 있는 우리 예. 오 사방의 삶이 빛을 먹음꽃 최고의 순결을 간지한자고 숨사 하늘을 고여속 숨쉬는 영의 형상 풍선 그것이 이어지네 구글불한 종의 길 원리 심을 고드는 선위로 걸어간다. 시는 영들 하늘을 품은 거대한 순경 서왕의 서영을 이여 세상을지는 약속 세명이 지범지 불리 는곳 그 에어나는 선정가 서수다 먼세복지에 심장날 하늘승 태였다.

기운에 신승지 하늘을 예비하신 자리 한장과 전세계 한명의 장군들을 고속한 자리 정신한 자리 과하시니 하늘이 만든 이승천명 용이 너를 따르며 저 하늘 높이가 나오는다 못한 관계자에 사치 망하는 경주 영이 저를 부서 기도하든 숨을 주니 맑은 건천사네 두불 사는 산출기 공황이 하를 풍도 있네 천국 출돌 금빛이가 세상끌어나오니 귀자물과 승장이라 보란 새생명의 있을지 출연 건 파소리 신리님의 가영 말씀 말씀을고 지나고이 열리네 여기 신승지까지 영국이 노래하네 상이 나를 걸고 바람이 속사이이 땅에 준비가네 전국이 여기 있으니 승리의 말씀이 외아리에 숨겨지실 승지가 깨어나고 세시대의 걸리여 약속의 영여 세상을 우리라 이어 속에 의 주의 섬리를 가키리라 하이여 약속의 땅이여 영원히 먹으리라 소리 나옵니다. 이 영혼음 소리를 들으면 여러분들이 좋아집니다. 이 소리를 듣는 사람들은 복이 있어. 이게 멀쩡한 땅에서 이게 지금 한 10년간 나다가 요새는 현상이 나타나죠.

 어, 옛날에는 소리가 심했는데 요즘 좀 소리가 잦아지고 실제 용이 눈에 이렇게 보여.   특이하죠?   이 이   목소리는요 목요 안에 공간보다도 세 배 정도 용이 크더라고.   못면 거기서 나오는 소리니까   바위가 덜덜덜덜들덜 들려.

그 저거 사진 찍던 사람이 놀래 가지고 그 바위사에서 나 싶어 가지고 카메라를 바위 사에 딜이 된 거야. 봤죠? 그게 바위사에서 나는게 아니야. 산 전체에서 나는 소린데 그 혹시 바위 공간에서 나나 해가지고 카메라를 코다가 딜이 돼 버렸는 그 세 사람을 찍다가 소리가 깜짝이 나니까 바이 그 계단 사이에서 나는 줄 알고다 갖다 된 거예요. 그 실제 소리가 어마어마하게 무서워.

소리가 크고. 음. 대단하죠? 이 소리를 여러분들니까 세상에 들어볼 수 없는 소리야.

어이 용음 소리는 하늘의 선물입니다. 그러니까 그냥 그러면 몸에 귀가 확 들어가. 우리 몸에 키가 몇 개 있죠? 응.

다섯 개씩. 25개 있죠? 25개 있고 기는 25개인데 맨 앞에 기가 뭐죠? 폐기, 혈기, 용기, 서기, 생기. 이거는 뼈대를 보는 거예요. 뼈대.

그다음에 살을 보는 거는 뭐예요? 응. 혈기, 용기, 석기. 응. 폐열용서생은 폐기, 혈기, 용기, 석기 생기고 그다음 살을 보는 거.

살 찰상 찰상기 응. 한석한기 조기 습기 그래 맞아요. 레벨 여러분 전체 천조무 들어가라. 네.

온정윤나라. 온기 정기 윤기 응. 활기 화기 온정윤나라. 또 응.

도끼 살기 음양. 독살 음양어도 있죠. 도끼 살기음 양기 허기. 그다음에 화수목토도 있죠.

화기 수기 목기 검기 토기 이렇게 25개지. 25개 기가 있죠.이 이 25개 기내 한 문으로 써서 알려줬잖아.

그 25개 귀가 있고이 우주에는 열 가지 힘이 있어. 열 가지 힘이 뭐죠? 혹시 열 가지 힘 여러분 아시나? 중력. 중력 있지. 이게 이게 중력이야.

중력. 그래서 어떤 사람이 택배를 하는데 너무 무거워. 맨날 무거운 짐을 실르고 내리니까 기도를 해서 아이 중력을 좀 약하게 해 주시면 내가 이거 들 때 그냥 제로 들릴 거 아니야. 왜 이렇게 하늘에서 중력을 세게 줘 가지고 이렇게 누르냐 이거야.

그래 쌀까만이도 손가락 하나로 들 수가 있어. 우지에 올라가면 그래요. 근데 지구에 내려오면 중력을 넣어 놔 가지고 누르게 해 놓은 거야. 왜? 우리가 날아가지 않게 하느라고.

우리 몸이 붕 뜨면 안 되니까. 예. 그 중력이 500다인이 넘어요.

몇 다인이라 그랬죠? 응. 580다인. 980 다인 있죠? 그러면 그 980인으로 눌러 주니까 안 뜨는 거야. 근데 그걸 알려면 이거 봐요.

이거 봐. 떨어지죠? 이게 지금 비행접시 타고 우주에 가면 이래 놓으면 그대로 있어. 그 우주인들이 여기 꼬리에만 물고 나와 가지고 우주선도 고치고 막 안 떨어져.

그냥 매달려 있는 거야. 이게 이래놓으면 그냥 제자이 있어야 돼. 근데 이걸 눌러 버려.이 중력이야. 그 빌딩 5층에서 떨어지면 죽잖아.

그 뭐가 죽게 해? 중력이. 중력이. 그러니까 내가 10월에서 나무할 때 중력이 눌러? 안 눌러? 그니까 안 그래도 작은 사람을 막 누르니까 맨날에 눌려 가지고 아 이러면 중력을 좀 내가 가는 것만 좀 약하게 해주지 붕 날라다니게 그럴 수 있죠. 아 그런 생각을 어릴 때 내가 하지.

아니면 신인이 가는데 좀 중력을 약하게 해주면 될 텐데 그 중력을 똑같이 하니까 나도 그냥 눌리는 거지 뭐. 그리고 어른들이 나이 많아지면 왜 키가 작아질까? 중력 때문에. 중력 중력이 누른단 말이야. 계속 누르는데 몸은 세포는 약해지네.

그러면 눌러질까 안 눌러질까? 눌러져요. 눌러지니까 누르니까 작아지는 거야. 자, 당겨 주는 힘은 없고 누르는 힘만 있는 거야.

그러니까 중력 있죠. 어. 중력도 있고 또 뭐가 있어요? 응. 부력은 중력에 반대되는 건데 그거는 이제에 우주 열개 힘에 들어가지 않아요.

부력은 그다음에 뭐가 있어요? 중력 장력도 있죠. 그죠? 장력 권력도 힘에 들어가지 않아요. 그 열 가지 내 알려 준 거 다 잊어버렸나? 어, 열 가지 있는데 지금 강의 시간에는 뭐 그게 그리 중요한게 아니야.

그거 열 가지는 여러분들 지금 뭐 어 공부 가르쳐도 금방 잊어버려. 거기서 우리가 뭐 말하는 이런 염력도 마음의 힘도 있죠. 이런 거는 우주 힘에 들어가. 이런 것도 우주의 힘에 들어갑니다.

이게 뭐죠? 자력. 자석의 힘도 있죠. 또 비행기가 뜰 때 우리가이 양력도 있죠.이 양력도 있어.

뭐 이런 거. 이런 거는 우주의 힘이 열 가지는 기본 메뉴야. 어. 또 뭐가 하나 빠져 있어요.

염력. 염력 들어갔잖아. 음. 음.

하여튼 열 가지입니다. 그 열 가지 힘 있는데 이거는 여러분들이 그냥 내가 자주 강의를 해 줬지. 어. 요거 하나 마칠 때마다 내가 네배를 줄까? 또 하나 뭐가 있을까? 응.

응. 전력했어. 권력 레벨 천정문 들어가라. 권력이고 또 뭐가 있어요? 레벨 줘도 여러분들 모르겠네.

오늘 이야기는 어이 이렇게 우주의 힘이 힘을 이야기하려고 하는 강의가 아니니까 시간이 없어. 내가 이야기하는 거는 어쨌든 말하다 보니까 이게 나왔는데 하여튼 열 가지 힘이 있죠. 기는 몇 개 있다고? 25개. 이게 이제 우리가 움직이는 거야.

그중에 제일 중요한게 중력이고 여기 여러분 이야기하는 건 전력. 전력도 힘입니다. 자석 힘. 그죠? 들어갑니다.

근육의 딱 들어가는 거예요. 그런게 있다는 것만 알면 뭐 되지? 또 이야기해 봐야 또 콩나무인데 뭐 그래서 암기하는 건 여러분이 어렵지만 지금은 이해하는 걸 알려줍니다. 예. 짧은 시간이니까 내가 질문합니다.

인간이 진 죄 중에 가장 큰 죄가 뭘까? 아 자 아는 사람 말해요. 무명 무명 무명은 제가 아니에요. 명이 누명 누명도 인간이 먹고 살기 위해서 하는 거야. 누명을 씌워 가지고 돈을 벌려고 하는 거고 자기 이익을 보자 하는 거니까 그렇게 나쁜 죄가 아니에요.

그건 다 살자고 하는 거야. 그런 죄는 자기가 살기 위해서 짓는 죄 뭐 내가 도둑질 했다거나 뭐 무슨 뭐 우리 오욕에 관계된 죄는 큰 죄가 아닙니다. 우리가 뭐 뭐 무슨 자기 오욕 자기의 그 기본 다섯 가지 욕망을 위해서 진죄는 큰 죄로 보지 않아요.

신을 모르는 죄을 모르는 신을 모르는 죄 이런 거는 큰 죄예요. 그게 실제 이영숙 씨가 이야기한이 죄가 제일 큰 죄야. 그래서 내가 예수를 있을 때 여러분이 침을 뱉고 또 고자질하고 내 제자가 가서 고자질하고 그다음에 채찍으로 때리고 그다음에 창으로 배를 십자가 매달놓고 찌르고 또 침을 얼굴에 뱉고 내 얼굴에 침을 뱉고 네가 하나님이 한번 내려와 봐라.

십자가에서. 그랬어. 안 그랬어? 했어요. 조롱했죠.

그리고 조롱하고 희롱하고 놀리고 뚜들 패고 무참하게 했죠. 중에 제일 큰 죄야. 신을 못 알아보는 죄.

    이제 여러분은 신인 알아봤지?      그 죄가 제일 큰 죄란 걸 알아놔야 돼. 여러분들이 와서 기사대기를 때리고 그냥 어 채찍으로 그냥 때리는데 살이 떨어져 나가는 채찍이야.

그랬죠? 그 그럼 내가 무슨 죄가 있으면 하지 않나? 아무지 없는 사람을 그렇게 모함을 해 가지고 막 뚜를 패서 십자가 매달서 결국 창을 가져서 배를 찌르고 막 손에 못을 받고 다리에 못을 받고 했죠. 그게 여러분들의 죄야.

그거 좀 창피 미안하지 않나? 미안합니다. 미안하죠. 근데 여러분들은 이제 진인이 돼 가지고 거기서 벗어났지만이 유 영상을 보고 있는이 인간들은 그 죄를 지은 거야. 맞아, 안 맞아? 그러니까 그 사람들이 어디로 가는지

그래서 그 자가 심판하러 2,년간 기회를 줘서 사랑으로 무슨 시대를 줬어요? 은혜 시대. 용서받을 수 있는 기회를 2,년을 줬더니 마약에 중독되고 뭐 그냥 남 미워하는데 도가 터어요. 남하고 막 남 원망하고 미워하고 아 내 나 내 나한테 했으면 되지. 또 막 그게 퍼져 가지고 막 저것끼리 형제끼리 난리가 나 있어.

알겠죠? 이 세상이 지금 그렇지. 네. 그 여러분은 거기서 해방이 돼야 돼. 그 기본 죄를 여러분들이 알아야 되는 거야.

그게 원죄, 기본제입니다. 어, 그런데 내가 용서했어, 안 했어? 했어. 내가 용서해 달라고 그랬죠.

  그러면 내가 나는 용서했어.   그런데 여러분은 죄를 지었어? 안 지었어?   지었어요.

지었죠. 그럼 여러분들이 구원이 됐을까? 안 돼요. 안 됐어. 이제 신인을 찾아오는 자만이 해결이 된 자.

어쨌든 어떻게 오든 12두 제자가 다 와 있고 오늘은 아침에 산에 가는데 모세 어머니가 나타났지. 저 사람이 모세의 어머니야. 저 손 들어 봐. 저 이름이 뭐예요? 차기정.

차정 차기 차정. 차정시가 모세 어머니야. 옆 사람 자꾸 차유정시가 모세 어머니가 한번 해 봐요. 모세 어머니 우리는 확인을 해야 돼.

 그럼 차유 정신가 모세 어머니야. 그럼 여기 와 있는 사람 모세도 와 있고 아브라함도 와 있고 뭐 구약 신약 시대 높은 사람 다 와 있어.   높은 사람 다 와 있죠.   

그냥 평범한 여인인데 대단히 2,년 전에는 막강한 사람들이야. 아, 뭐 왕도 와 있고 왕비도 와 있고 대단한 이스라엘에 하여튼 이스라엘이 전 세계 로벨상의 40% 인구는 전 세계에서 0.02%야. 그 인간들이 세계 노벨상 절반 가져 갖고 그 사람들은 뭘 제일 잘해? 응. 장사를 잘하는데 장사 중에도 뭘 제일 잘합니까? 고리대금 없 계약.

계약을 제일 잘해요. 그러니까 금융을 가지고 무슨 계약하는 고리대금 업을 만들어 가지고 꼼짝없이 끌려 들어가요. 이거 이런 거 잘하는 거예. 계약을 잘해요.

왜냐면 유럽과 아시아 가운데 딱 있어 가지고 중 밑에는 중동이 있어. 그러니까 이야, 전 세계 사람이 이스라엘을 거치니까 무역을 했잖아. 그 우리 이스라엘 사람은 장사의 귀제야. 근데 장사인데 계약서를 기가 막히게 만들어요.

그래서 계약의 천재들이야. 그래서 계약 민족이라 그래. 계약 민족. 계약 민족이 이스라엘입니다.

계약의 전문 민족이야. 계약 전문 민족이 이스라엘 민족이에요. 그 그 사람들이 한번 계약하면은 꼼짝 못 해.

 그러니까   장사는 계약으로 시작해서 계약으로 끝나는 거야.       어, 뭐 얼마를 언제 준다, 뭐 주게 약속. 그러니까이 사람들은 계약 전문가들이야.

그러니까 우리 한 민족이 이스라엘 민족들이 많죠. 네. 그 우리나라 사람도 무역이나 계약을 전 세계 잘해. 그래서 전 세계 미국 가면 유대인과 한국 사람이 구문가게 슈퍼 이런 거 처음에 다 했죠.

한국인이 가니까 유대인이 포기해 버렸어. 야, 나보다 더 잘하는 놈들이 나타나는 거야. 아, 나는 잠을 자가면서 계약을 하는데 제애들은 잠도 안 자고 계약을 하네. 야, 저 한국 사람들 저 장사하는 건에는 유대인들도 두 손 들었어.

맞아, 안 맞아? 네. 우리 민족이 부지런하죠. 어.

그니까 유대인은 부지런한 거는 우리를 못 따라와. 근데 우리 민족 중에 유대인이 원래 우리 민족이 유대인이지. 그 그건 지형이 그래.

우리는 부지런했고 걔들은 좀 덜 부지런한게 탈이지. 왜? 날씨가 더워 가지고 거기는 좀 그래요. 그 그거는 공기 뭐 이런 것 때문에 좀 덜 부지런했지만 유대인이 우리 민족이 유대인이야. 이번에 14만 4쯤에 100% 유대인이지.

 그렇다니까. 음. 그래서 우리 민족의 원래는 계약민족이야.

남하고 약속을 하면 무조건 지켜. 지금 행편이 안 좋아서 여러분 안 지키는 거지. 우리 민족은 약속 잘 지키는게 세계 1이야. 어.

알겠죠? 그래서 우리 민족은 계약 잘하는 민족입니다. 그래서 무역으로 해가지고 60불밖에 안 되던 나라가 4만 불이 됐어.

대단하잖아. 어마어마하게 우리 민족이 계약 잘하는 민족이니까 어 장사 잘한다이 말이잖아. 예.

그래 가지고 할머니와 아주머니가 밥 장사를 해 가지고 80살 90살까지 그 식당에 주방을 책임을지고 있는 식당이 있어? 없어? 있어요. 며느리 딸 다 와서 하죠.

그게 우리 민족밖에 없어요. 철저히 그 신뢰 손님들한테 신뢰를 지켜 음식으로 그 약속을 지켜. 어, 그 맛이 옛날 맛이나 지금 맛이나 똑같아.

 그러니까 그렇게 손님과 약속한 걸 끝까지 지키는 거야.   대단하죠?      그 여러분, 그런 사람의 딸이죠?      딸과 아들이지.

 어. 가 우리는 대단한 민족이라 세계에서 제일 가난했던 나라인데 세계 랭킹 다섯 개 나라 안에 들어갔어. 그래서 이런 계약 잘하는 민족이 예수를 두들 패어요? 안 폈어요?   패어요.

유대인이 두들 패서 죽인 거야. 로마. 로마는 친부름한 거고. 그래.

안 그래요? 그래서 내 이야기. 그러니까 여러분들이 뭐 해야 돼? 잘이 글씨를 잘 알아놔요. 이게 뭐야? 회개죠? 회개해야 되지?

아이고, 내가 잘못한 거 용서해 주세요. 불교로 말하면 뭐예요? 참매참매. 불교로 말아도 불교로 말해도 이거 해야 되죠.

여러분들이 참회할 때는이 회개할 때 해자가 옆에 붙습니다. 비슷하죠? 이 이 이거이 해가 앞에 붙고 이건 뒤에 붙잖아. 예. 회개나 참회나 이거는 기독교 이거는 불교야.

꼭 알아놔요? 여러분은이 유튜브를 보는 사람은 불교인은 참여해야 돼. 기독교인은 회개해야 돼. 신인을 그렇게 십자가에 매달려 놓고 조롱했죠.

예. 근데 그때는 내가 신인이 아니야. 예수님. 예수지.

예. 신은 매달 수가 없게 돼 있어.

매달은 벼락이 떨어져. 지구의 이상인 기루가 흘러가는 거야. 음.

그런게 될 수가 없다이 말이야. 그러니까 그 예수에다가 내가 또 예수의 아버지가 붙었지. 그래. 내가 와 있는 자야.

근데 여러분들이 그거는 큰 죄고 매일 짓는 죄는 회개해야 되나 안 해야 되나? 해야 돼요. 그 큰 죄도 회개해야 되고 매일 작은 죄를 엄청지어 해 용서받아야 되죠. 그러니까 매일 같이 여러분들은이 계약 민족으로서 창피스럽게도 회개할 일 많이 하고 다닌다이 말이야.

안 됩니다. 참여할 일 하면 안 됩니다.

어,이 일은 참여한다고 죄가 없어지는게 업장은 그대로 싸요. 레벨 안 들어갑니다.

회개한다고 내벨이 들어가는 안 들어가. 내벨 들어갈 일을 해야지 용서 빌 일을 뭐 하러 하나? 그러니까 아침에 나올 때 내가 뭐 하라 그랬어요? 아침에 나올 때 여러분들이 집에서 나올 때 내 뭐 하려고 그랬어요? 내 옛날에 강의해 줬죠? 오늘은 요걸 꼭 좀 명심해.

아침에 나올 때 출문이라 그래. 문을 나오죠. 현관문을 열고 딱 넣으면 뭐 하라고요? 여견.

뭐와 같이 봐라. 대빈. 큰손 큰 손님을 대하듯 해라. 그래.

안 그래요? 아침에 문 열고 출문하고 나와서 제일 먼저 만나는 사람들마다 만나는 사람들마다 큰 손님을 보듯이 해라. 이렇게 나오죠. 맞죠.

 출문 여견 대빈.   그러니까 나와서 만난 사람은 전부 큰손님이야.   그까 인사해야 되겠지.

 밝은 모습 보여야 되겠지.    그러면 얼굴로 몇 가지 복을 지어?네 가지.네   가지.

알죠? 안 미소 싹지면은 상대방이 소화 분량이 없어져 버려. 그래. 안 그래? 나도 소화 분량이 없어져.

근데 괜히 인상 속고 쳐다보면 그 사람 소화 분량 걸려. 그럼 남 소화 분량 걸리면지는 소화 잘 될까? 안 되는 거예요. 그러니까 아 내가 웃어 줘야 남들이 소화가 잘 되는구나.

부부싸하고 나왔는데도 어떤 여자가 밝게 대해 주면 그 사람은 그거 다 잊어버려. 그래. 안 그래? 소화가 돼 버려. 그렇다고 따라가면 안 되지만.

     그렇게 되겠지.      그러니까 대문을 낳을 때 만나는 사람은 전부 손님이 큰 손님이야.

그냥 손님이 아니라 큰대자. 대빈. 대왕. 대비가 아니라 대빈이에요.

 어. 그다음에 이거 마 그리고 또 사람이 많이 이런데 모이면 뭐 한다고?   제사진   제사진듯이 해라 그랬죠.   그 제사 지낸듯이 하는 거는 사인이라 그래요.

세상 사람을 만날 때 여 여상 사람을 만날 때는 뭐 같이 하라 그런다고? 응. 제주처럼 행동하라. 그렇게 해야죠.

 그러면 이게 뭐죠? 열성자죠. 제사제자죠. 그러니까 백 사람들이 많은데 가서 행동할 때는 뭐 하라? 큰 제주처럼 제사를지는 것처럼 제사를 이어가는 것처럼 해라.

열성자죠. 제사를 진행하는 사람처럼 행동해라. 그러면 그 사람이 겸손해 안 해? 겸손해. 제사 지내는 사람이 주먹질하고 소리 지르고 막 싸우고 하는 거 봤는 거? 아니요.

응. 집안 제사 지낼 때 보면 조용해요. 그렇죠. 그리고 겸손해 어른들이 지방 딱 쓸 때 지방 쓸 때부터 지방 분위기가 조용해.

    어른들이 지방 노트를 갖다 놓고 조상들 이름마하다 지방을 여러 장을 써야 제사를 지내. 기재사이 저 명절 제사는 지방이 많아요. 그러면 그걸 탁 어른들이 앉아서 그걸 써.

북글시로 지방을 탁 쓰면 자녀들이 구경을 해. 이렇게 아버지 안문쓰는 걸 이렇게 보고 있어. 안 봐도 보이네. 시에서 그럼 집안 분위기가 남자는 방에 있어.

제사 때 지방 쓰고 앉아 가지고 이렇게 준비를 하고 여자들은 방에 안 들어와요. 부엌에서 준비해. 그렇죠.

음. 여러분 부엌 찾으고 여자들은 부엌 찾으고 남자는 방에서 제방 쓰고 제사 준비를 하는데 실제 여러 사람을 만날 때는 그렇게 제사 지내는 분위기 제사 지내면서 아들 보고 야이 녀석아 막 이런 사람 없어요. 제사 지낼 때는 자녀한테도 소리 안 질러. 웬만한 건 다 봐줘 버리고 그러죠.

그렇게 행동해야 된다이 말이야. 그런데 여러 사람 있는 데서 몇 살지고 싸우면 되나? 안 됩니다. 그러니까 많은 사람이 있는데 가서는 언제나 제사를 이어가는 것처럼 해라. 이열성차.

이거는 손님을 보는 것처라. 볼자. 다르죠? 이거는 손님을 대하는 것처럼 하고 이거는 집안 제사를 이어가는 것처럼 해라. 제사 지내는데 손님 안는데 싸우나? 안 싸우죠.

그래서 우리 고향에는 양반 한 500세대가 살았는데 제사가 그렇게 많아. 1년에 왜 그러냐? 양반들이라 어머니가 보통 두 세 명이야.   그랬습니다.

배달은 자식이 집집마다 있어요. 왜냐면 양반집이라 첩이 다 있어 가지고 후가 있어요. 그래 가지고 거는 몇 번째 부인 자식? 저 두 번째 부인 자식. 그래가 한 염새처럼 지내.

그러니까 제사가 많아 안 많아? 많아요. 할머니가 세 명 이런 사람 많아요. 할머니가 두 명, 세 명 되는 사람 많아요. 또 옛날 할머니가 애 낳다가 돌아가 버려 가지고 다음 할머니가 애를 키워.

그런 사람이 있죠. 그러니까 뭐 아버지가 재원한 것도 아닌데 할머니가 애 낳고 돌아가는 바람에 여자가 와 가지고 할머니가 두 세 명 되는 집안이 있어. 그럼 요새 같다면 바람 피워서 뭐 그랬냐? 그게 아니야.

아파 가지고 부인들이 돌아와 버리니까 어 다음 부인이 온 겁니다. 그 그럴 때 우리는 할머니가 조상인 그런 집 할머니가 칭조 할아버지까지 올라가면 아홉 명이 될 수도 있고 제사 숫자가 많아요.

그래서 보통 집안이 20개 정도가 돼. 제사가. 그러 여자가 완전 중노동이야.

다른 일도 하면서 제사 지내는 거야. 뭐 제사만 준비하면 중도당도당동 아니지만은 제사에다가 또 애들 학교 보내야지 뭐 공부시켜야지 보통 일이 있는게 아니야. 내가 꼭 시어머니 같이 잔소리 해서

우리 민족은 계약을 잘한다. 그 대신에 우리 민족은 요렇게 예의 동방 예의 중이다. 예의가 바르다. 예.

그래서 절대 밖에 나가면 오늘은 좋은 일 무슨 좋은 일을 할까? 무슨 복을 지어서 내벨이 올라가게 할까? 아니 할머니 짐을 딱 들어주면 백에서 레벨을 왕창 올려줘. 근데 남의 신발을 쫙 밟고 쳐다보지 않고 지나가면 내벨 안 올라가.

아이고, 오늘 뭐 여러분이 날씨가 우물증하니까 내가 이걸 왜 보여 주냐? 절대 날씨가 이렇다고 해서 남 앞에 우울한 모습을 보이면 안 돼. 그것도 죄짓는 거예요.

얼굴이 사랑네 가지라 그랬지. 세네 가지. 우리 무 원래 절에서는 무주상보시가 칠보야.

일곱 개야. 그걸 뭐 뭐라 그러는지 알아요? 무죄시 무죄시잖아. 재물이 없이 일곱 가지 복을 짓는다. 무죄시가 있어요.

그런데 절에 안 다니니까네 개 지켜야지. 돈 안 드는 얼굴. 맞아. 맞아.

요거 미소 지으면 돼. 그다음에 또 뭐야? 말. 말말. 그다음에 또 뭐야? 물질.

선물. 물질. 그다음에 뭐예요? 몸으로 뭐 좀 들어주고. 할머니 여기 앉으세요.

아주머니. 할머니 하러 그러면 싫어해. 아 어르신 여기 앉으세요. 이렇게 나이 많은 남자들한테는 할아버지 할머니 이러면 기분 나빠하니까 아유 어르신 일로 앉으세요.

이렇게 하면 그게 복짓는 거야. 그 내벨이 팍팍 올라가. 시간이 없다니깐 나는 요걸로 끝내겠습니다.

예. 신님께 감사의 컴박스 올리습니다. 요거 내가 몇 번 했는데 이제 외울 수 있지? 예. 응.

며칠 지나? 며칠 지나면부터 까먹을게 했죠. 예. 시 오늘도 시를 올립니다. 예.

먼저 부산광역시 조희원 천사 백장미 천사 동물의 가가씨를 올립니다. 많이 좋죠. 예.

아이고 이제 막 곱하기로 막 나갑니다. 예. 신님 또 노래를 올립니다. 이번에도 부산강역시 마경옥사 붉은 입술을 올립니다.

아 시골에서 논을 못 매니까 논매는 죽을 게지 밤는 춤도 있어요. 예 시님 좋은 소리를 올리는데요. 천사님들이 찬송가를 가끔 올리고 싶어 합니다. 올려도 될까요? 음 장로입니다.

장로 아 장로 신연웅천사 아 찬송가 27장 높은 보자를 올립니다. 예 신님 또 노래를 올립니다. 이번에도 부산 광역시인데요. 박혜우 천사 김밥 노래 하신 분입니다.

김밥국 김밥 아 김밥예 근데 요번에 또 노래를 만드셨는데요. 영어로 만들셨습니다. 부산강역시 박태호 천사 아들 박청룡과 함께 56년 무료 급식을 올립니다. 자복을 하셨습니다.

님 자가 13살 때 엄청 선전했습니다. 어 그래 전단기 돌렸어요 지금은 몇 신희님요 어릴 때부터 신희님을 아시고 일을 많이 했습니다. 입니다. 우리들 청룡이는 chose to love and humble grace he fa the tri of 성리와 by We the every home to every heart working and chingam him strong giving strength to carry without holding so he 감사 시 building everyday tomorrow to 27일 아이고 아이 고생 잘 만들었네 아이고 공작도 참 이쁘네 그렇죠 공작 하다가 참 이쁘고 병용도 이쁘네 잘 만들었어요 그 뭐 99점 경무 줘가 되겠어? 1경무를 줘야지.

예. 예. 1경물 축하합니다.

또 노래를 올립니다. 이번에는 충만 청양에서 어 윤기순 천사 영시의 이별을 올립니다. 영시의 이별을 대우 노래를 한번 들어봅시다.

대우가 직접 부르는 걸 한번 들어봐야 되서. 배우가 어 이게 젊을 때데 저 얼굴 보면 애때 보이죠? 그런데 그런 노래를 불렀다니까 기가 막히는 거예요. 참 대단하죠?

음. 그 남녀의 이제 그 젊은 날에 그 불장날에 대해서 요렇게 아주 깔끔하게 노래를 불러 가지고이 노래도 굉장히 배우로서 히터쳤던 음악이죠. 그렇죠? 이제 여성분이 들으니까 부르니까 되게 재밌죠.

 아, 근데 배워가 부르는 거보다 저분이 부를 때가 더 잘 불렀어. 우리 배우가 여기 와 있죠?      여기 앉아 있지.요   사람이 전생 배우야.

아주 그냥 배오가 자기 노래 부르니까 되게 좋아하시네. 여기에 어 모세 어머니도 저기 와 있지. 모세도 와 있지. 아브라함도 와 있지.

공자 맹자 아이들 전부 안 와 있는 유명한 사람이 없어. 스탈린 뭐 뭐 히틀러 다 와 있습니다. 히틀로도 와 있죠.

 그러니까 이렇게 세계적인 인물들이 유대인이었어.   그 유대인이 세계를 이끌어 온 거야. 말하자면.

근데 이제 천국 가기 위해서 다 모여서 여기에 그리고 12 제자가 한 명도 안 빠지고 다 모여 있지. 근데 신기하게도 그 12 제자 중에 나하고 아주 가까웠던 사람들은 전부 내 옆에 붙어 있어.

아 신기하죠? 예. 저 이현숙 씨는 뭐였지? 시몬 2. 시몬 2야. 근데 그 남편이 다대오야.

12제자 중에 남편이 김상식 김상식이라고 있어요. 여기 경비실에 그분이 다대오야. 근데 지금 부부 저렇게 부부를 만나 있잖아. 그 사람들이 뭐 약속하고 만났겠어? 우연히 12 제자 중에 두 사람이 우연히 만난 거야.

근데 2,년 전에 둘 다 남자였는데 하나가 여자가 되니까 뭐 그렇게 불만이 많겠지 뭐. 그래도 어떻게 와서 내 옆에 와서이 붙어 있어야 되니까 온 거지. 부부 짝이 돼 가지고 그죠?

전부 이상하게 그니까이 업무가 2천전 업무가 비슷하게 저저 마태는 내가 뭐이음이 복음 내 복음을 제일 먼저 이렇게 써서 전했잖아. 순복음을. 근데 마태가 지금 여기 저 경비실장에 와 있죠.

 누구?   고진원시잖아.   음. 신기하죠?   

누구야? 여기 또 도마. 도마. 도마는 또 누구야? 근빛나야. 건빛나.

음. 원래 김빈나인데 건빛나라고 해서 내가 건빛나로 바꿔줬지. 근데 딱 와 가지고 있어. 그러니까 12제자가 내 옆에 전부 1일 생활권에서 같이 지내고 있고 나머지 분들은 전부 이스라엘에서 내왔던 사람 공자 맹자부터 유명한 사람 다와 있어요.

 또 일곱 가지 원칙을 이야기한 사람 있죠. 누구야? 간디   깐디도와 있어요.   그러니 이게 뭐 전부 안 와 있는 성인이 없는 거야.

이게 이게 1차로 천국 들어가는 지구 상기일에 처음으로 천국 들어가는 사람들이야. 재밌죠? 그러니까 2,년 전년 전년 전 만 년 전 천국 가사 하나도 없어요. 전부 모여 가지고 하늘으로 온 거야.

  그래. 이번 파트가 첫 번째 천국 가는 사람이 14만 4,명이에요.  이제 신님의 신천곡을 올립니다.

그 염유이가 불른 봄나름 간다. 봄나름 간다. 잘 부르죠? 아유, 젊은 여자가 그 짧은 시간에 불르는 노래인데도 그 어떤 아주머니가 막 울고 있네.

봤죠? 예. 굉장히이 봄나 간다가 김부자의 노래야. 김부자가 불렀죠. 봄나라 간다가 김부자 노래인데 원래는 누가 불렀어? 백설리 백설이 불렀지.

백설리가 부르는데 김부자가 많이 불러. 봄나라 감당. 그런데 엄청이 여자는 더 잘 불러요. 김부자가 부르는 거 봄나는 거 같다.

1절만 들어봐.이 이 김부자가 봄나 간다는 우리나라 1인자거든. 백수리보다도. 김부자가 KBS나는 이런데 나와서이 음질이 좋게 부르면 상당히 잘 불러요. 근데 이거는 일반 그냥 유튜브 방송인가 봐.

굉장히 그 한복을 입고 저렇게 부르면 봄나름은 간다가 김부자 노래 같아. 어. 제일 많이 불러이 여자가 이걸. 음.

내가 노래 부르고 다닐 때 김부자하고 같이 불 같이 한 적이 있거든. 굉장히 사람이 좋아요. 아주 겸손하고 얼마나 잘해주는지 몰라. 어 옆에서 말 한마디를 해도 굉장히 여성스러워.

그 좀 특이하돼. 어 뭐 이렇게 간이 싹싹 녹아 이렇게. 아니 그 나는 그때 뭐 그렇게 나도 뭐 노래 콜어서 인기가 좋지만 남진이나 이런 여자들이 굉장히 겸손해요. 우리가 생각하는 것보다 훨씬 겸손해요.

얼마나 그 나는 가수로서는 신인이잖아. 그런데도 깍뜻이 돼죠. 음. 자상하고.

그러니까 내가 깜짝 놀랬지. 남진씨를 만나고 깜짝 놀랬고 이런 사람 만나고 또 누구 만나서 깜짝 놀랐냐면 돌아간 가수 있잖아. 그 현미 현미하고도 같이 내가 노래 불렀는데 현미가 이제 앞성은이 띠성이냐고 노래를 불렀는데 현미가 나한테 와 가지고 그래 아이 우리 허경영신은 어떻게 그렇게 콜미를 해 가지고 대한민국을 발칵 뒤집었냐고 그냥 자기는 노래를 불어서 그래 그렇게 갑자기 뒤집은 건는 없거든 어뭐 옛날 이봉자 노래 불러서 꾸준하닌 기지 갑자기 뭐 새로운 걸 해가지고 뒤집은 거는 없어요. 그지? 현미의 노래가 그렇잖아.

항상 떠날 때는 말없이 뭐 이런 거 그죠? 야, 떠날 때는 말없이를 들어볼까요? 떠날 때는 말없이니다. 현미에 떠날 때는 말없이 한번 들어봅시다. 아, 얼마나 저분이 나한테 칭찬하는지. 무명처.

자, 현미는 이렇게 돌아가는 날까지 노래를 불렀다는 거예. 대단하죠? 아주 저분은 인격이 굉장히 임품이 좋아요. 그래서 내가 현미를 칭찬하는 거야.

하면 어 그리운 거지. 저렇게 사람이 임품이 좋면 후배들이 좋아하는 거예요. 그리워하는 거예요. 만약에 우리가 임의자가 돌아가 버려 봐요.

그렇죠? 슬퍼하는 사람 많을 거야. 그런데도 제일 우리가 슬퍼한 사람은 유경수 여사예요. 어. 그분이 돌아오는 저거 어머니 아버지 돌아온 것처럼 그렇게 사람들이 막 울고 그랬어.

내가 그때 좀 어릴 때데 어 그때 내가 20 몇 살 됐죠? 내가 젊을 때지. 어쨌든 내가 만나는 사람마다 다 울었다는 거야. 대단했죠? 음.

근데 유경사는 남긴 노래가 없어. 노래가 있으면 아마 이렇게들을 거야. 아이고 재밌어. 뭐지? 이제 왜 몰라 한번 올리어? 왜 몰라봐? 예.

왜 몰라바를 이번에 새로 만들었는데 옛날 왜 몰라는 내 망신을 많이 시켰어요. 근데 이번 몰라바는 아주 저 망신을 안 시켰어요. 옛날에 뭐 내가 뭐 소리 지르고 막 이런 퍼졌는데 요번 내 몰라는 좀 세련됐어요. 한번 보세요.

어 저 갈까요? 왜 몰라? 왜 몰라봐? 왜 올라가 왜 몰라? 시대 왔는데 왜 몰라? 소름이 들리는데 왜 몰라 격으로 봐봐 왜 몰라 원요 가봐 왜 몰라 불로유가 나는데 왜 몰라 세무영인가? 왜 몰라? 왜 왜 왜 몰라? 왜 왜 몰라? 왜 몰라? 왜 왜 몰라? 꽉들어 꼭 잡아라 꺾고 친구명의 벽들 날이 왜 몰라 정부경에 나왔는데 왜 몰라? 주배도 나왔는데 왜 몰라? 삼삼전 최고에쳤는데 왜 몰라 동장이 열렸는데 왜 몰라 공방 물켜졌는데 왜 몰라 예수 내리 말렸는데 왜 몰라 왜 왜 왜 몰라 왜 왜 몰라 왜 몰라 왜 왜 몰라 광들어 경영 고자라. 안 되는 일 없을 거야. 왜 몰라? 왜 왜 몰라봐? 왜 몰라봐? 왜 왜 몰라봐? 왜 몰라? 신이는 신인의 충분 천사를 올리겠습니다. 아이고 애몰라.

너무 좋죠? 하루 종일 봐도 재밌어요. 축의 모스크바에 공전보다도 북동의 파리로 물렸다 아름다운 사울비의 이국적인 러시아 거리의 단풍이 질 때 나는 하늘공사들과 함께 날방 몰가는 아름다운 송화강변을 걸르며 시키의 시을고 싶구나. 사랑하는 하늘공사들이여을 타고 송화감과 란강경변을 달려 연애주 몰판 조언과 동에 바다가 보이는 아바스크를 거쳐 백두산 정백산맥태백산맥에 불는 당궁 산을 달려 금강산 고령산 단숨에 달려가 세상원 내 예루살렘 성에서 천사들을 만나고 싶구나 사랑하는궁 천사들이여 세계에서 제일 아름다운 광산 중에서도 수강산인 세예로 살래 성하늘은 내가 전 이스라엘 범에서 목말던 예루살렘 성보다 너무나 아름답구나 그곳에서 백궁에서 오는 광천수를 나는 풍기워하시고 싶구나 사랑하는궁 천사들이여 하늘 천사들은 그수강사에 천수를 먹고 단풍을 구경하고 있으니 어디에도 없는 학원이구나 영원히 번하라 백천국까지 전사들이 예, 이제 마무리를 하면서 오늘 예배를 드리겠습니다.

허경령 시리님 이름으로 명하오니 오늘 노래신 천사들과 하늘에 들어오신 천사들과 상담비를 내고도 못 오시는 천사들과 천사들의 가족과 천사들의 조상에게 레벨 이조가라 허경신님 이름으로 명하노니 지금 유튜브 보시는 천사들과 천사들의 가족과 천사들의 조상에게 에게 레벨 1종우 더러 허경영실리님 이름으로 명하노니 오늘 축복 White Heaven Nametag 건축금 새로운 신분을 내시고 오신 천사들과 정혜원 등록과 정해가신 천사들과 천사들의 가족과 천사들의 조상에게 레벨 천조무러 가자. 네. 이제 신님께서 전체 레벨을 주십니다. 오늘 하늘에 온 천사들과 그 가족들 그리고 유튜브를 보는 천사들과 그 가족들에게 천사 들어가라.

귀신이 모두 물러가라. 모든 병 다 고쳐져라. 오늘 하늘에 온 천사들과 천사들의 가족과 조상에게 레벨 천조 들어라. 유튜브를 보는 천사들과 천사들의 가족과 조상에게 레벨 5천 5천억 5천억 들어가라.

네. 오늘도 신게 감사의 큰 박수 올 거형 . Yeah..