2026.07.12 Humility and Devotion, Heaven's Most Cherished Human Virtues

2026.07.12 Huh Kyung Young’s Holiest Teachings: Humility and Devotion, Heaven’s Most Cherished Human Virtues

Audience with Newcomer Huh Kyung-young | Two Things Heaven Loves Most About Human Behavior! (July 12, 2026)

Keyword Frequency
Heaven: 14
song: 14
Samuel: 13
King: 10
David: 9
humility: 9
dedication: 9
level: 9
music: 8
prophet: 4
Today’s Central Metaphor
The lecture uses the metaphor of a “Heavenly train ticket” to illustrate that spiritual progress and entry into Sky Temple are earned through one’s own actions and dedication, not through divine favoritism.
Lecture in Numbers
5,000 trillion (Korean Won equivalent): The level of spiritual power that allows movement between Sky Temples.
5:1 ratio: Huh Kyung-young states he will give a 5:1 ratio of spiritual power compared to a pastor.
100%: The degree to which individuals have received the Holy Spirit.
99% vs. 100%: Two types of obedience, with a significant difference between them.
7 sons: The number of Jesse’s sons presented to Samuel before David.
500 poems: The number of poems Huh Kyung-young claims to have memorized in high school.
2 pages: The length of the longest poem Huh Kyung-young memorized.
500 people: The number of people Huh Kyung-young sent to Heaven.
29 years old: The age at which singer Bae Ho passed away.
1960s: The decade when Hyun Mi’s song “Leaving Without a Word” was popular.
90%: The percentage of song monuments across Korea dedicated to Bae Ho.
1971: The year Bae Ho passed away from nephritis.
666: A code mentioned in relation to a sequence of terms.
1.5 trillion (Korean Won equivalent): The level of spiritual power given to angels attending Sky Temple today.
500 million (Korean Won equivalent): The level of spiritual power given to angels watching on YouTube.
3 billion (Korean Won equivalent): The proposed new level of spiritual power for YouTube viewers, increased from 1 billion.

This excerpt is from a YouTube video of a lecture by Heo Kyung-young, a South Korean politician and spiritual leader, to his followers at “Haneulgung” (Sky Palace) . The main topic is the two human behaviors that “Heaven loves most”: humility and devotion . Heo Kyung-young explains these concepts through biblical stories and personal anecdotes, emphasizing their importance for spiritual growth and receiving blessings .

The Core of Heavenly Favor: Humility and Devotion

Humility: The Foundation of a True Leader
Heo Kyung-young highlights humility as a paramount virtue that heaven values . He uses the biblical story of David’s anointing by Samuel to illustrate how true leadership isn’t about outward appearance or status, but about a humble heart . This perspective challenges conventional notions of success and power, suggesting that inner character is what truly matters to a higher power .

겸손과 헌신이지
It’s humility and devotion.

여호와께서 사무엘에게 이르시되 그 용모와 신장을 보지 말라 내가 이미 그를 버렸노라 나의 보는 것은 사람과 같지 아니하니 사람은 외모를 보거니와 나 여호와는 중심을 보느니라
The Lord said to Samuel, “Do not look at his appearance or his height, for I have rejected him. For the Lord sees not as man sees: man looks on the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart.”

왕을 세워나면 그 동생이 왕이라는 거 가지고 새도 불릴 놈들이야 전부 첫눈에 알아보는 거야 첫눈에 다윗을 딱 보니까 눈동자가 살아 있어 겸손하고 아버지가 양을 보라 그러면 가서 양 보고 묵묵히 시킨다는 거야
If you make him king, his brothers will boast about him being king. I recognize it at first glance. When I first saw David, his eyes were alive. He was humble, and when his father told him to tend the sheep, he did so silently.

Devotion: Giving Your All
Devotion, or “Heonshin” (헌신), is presented as the active expression of humility, involving the dedication of one’s body, material possessions, and heart (sincerity) . Heo Kyung-young emphasizes that devotion isn’t just about grand gestures, but also about attentiveness and obedience . This broad definition of devotion encourages followers to integrate their spiritual commitment into every aspect of their lives, from daily tasks to artistic expression .

신은 뭐야? 몸 몸을 바친다이 말이야
What is ‘Shin’ (헌신)? It means dedicating your body.

헌신은 몸을 받치고 물질을 받치고 마음을 바치고 그 마음은 정성이야
Devotion means dedicating your body, dedicating your material possessions, and dedicating your heart. That heart is sincerity.

그러니까 헌신은 내 말을 잘 듣는 것도 헌신이야
So, listening carefully to my words is also devotion.

The Power of Words and Music
Heo Kyung-young delves into the profound impact of words and music on one’s destiny . He shares anecdotes of singers whose lives mirrored the themes of their songs, suggesting that what we repeatedly hear and sing can shape our reality . This highlights the importance of choosing uplifting and hopeful messages, as they can positively influence one’s fate and spiritual journey .

노래라는 것이 이렇게 무서운 거예요 그 노래를 부르면 부른 대로 옛날에 또 김정호가 있었죠
Songs are this scary. If you sing a song, it becomes true, just like Kim Jung-ho in the past.

그러니까 우리가 희망을 자꾸 이야기하면 희망이 생기고 자꾸 낙담을 하면 낙담 일이 자꾸 생겨
So, if we keep talking about hope, hope arises, and if we keep being discouraged, discouraging things keep happening.

우리는 백궁 열차를 타고 간다 얼마나 행복해
We are riding the Baekgung (Heavenly Palace) train. How happy is that?

This excerpt is from a YouTube video titled “Audience with Newcomer Heo Kyung-young,” featuring Heo Kyung-young, a South Korean politician and spiritual leader, delivering a sermon-like lecture to his followers. The core message revolves around the two virtues heaven loves most: humility and devotion, and how these qualities manifest in human behavior and spiritual growth. Heo Kyung-young uses biblical stories and personal anecdotes to illustrate his points, emphasizing the importance of inner character over outward appearance.

Heaven’s Favorite Virtues

Humility: The Foundation of a Leader
Heo Kyung-young emphasizes that humility is the most crucial trait for a leader, using the biblical story of David’s anointing as king. He highlights how divine wisdom sees beyond superficial appearances to recognize true character. This perspective challenges conventional notions of leadership, suggesting that true power lies in inner meekness and obedience.

왕을 세워나면 그 동생이 왕이라는 거 가지고 새도 불릴 놈들이야 전부 첫눈에 알아보는 거야 첫눈에 다윗을 딱 보니까 눈동자가 살아 있어 겸손하고 아버지가 양을 보라 그러면 가서 양 보고 묵묵히 시킨다는 거야 짐성의 밥이 되더라도 묵묵히 아버지 시킨대로 따르고 그래 안 그래?
If a king were to be appointed, those brothers would boast about their younger brother being king. I recognized it at first glance. When I saw David at first glance, his eyes were alive. He was humble, and when his father told him to tend the sheep, he would go and do as he was told, even if it meant becoming food for beasts. Isn’t that right?

Devotion: Beyond Mere Respect
Heo Kyung-young distinguishes devotion from simple respect, explaining that true devotion involves a complete offering of oneself—body, material possessions, and heart. This concept is particularly striking because it expands the idea of spiritual commitment beyond mere attendance or verbal affirmation, suggesting a holistic dedication that impacts every aspect of one’s life.

그러니까 여기 뭐가 붙어야 돼? 헌신 헌신이 붙어야 되지
So what needs to be attached here? Devotion. Devotion must be attached.

헌신 신은 뭐야? 몸 몸을 바친다이 말이야
Devotion, what is it? It means dedicating one’s body.

헌신은 몸을 받치고 물질을 받치고 마음을 바치고 그 마음은 정성이야
Devotion means offering your body, offering your material possessions, and offering your heart. That heart is sincerity.

The Power of Song and Destiny
Heo Kyung-young presents a fascinating idea: songs can shape one’s destiny. He cites examples of singers whose lives mirrored the themes of their most famous songs, suggesting that the vibrational energy and repeated affirmation in music can influence reality. This perspective offers a unique take on the power of art and belief, implying that what we consume and express can literally manifest in our lives.

노래가 노래대로 가수들이 운명히 끝난다는 거 그니까 우리가 리턴스 지어서 부르거나 우리가 막 이런 걸 노래 요새 만든 거 막 부르죠 그럼 그대로 되는 거야
That singers’ destinies end up like their songs. So when we sing “Return Jesus” or other songs we’ve made recently, it happens just as the song says.

그러니까이 노래라는 것은 자주 들으면 그 노래에 힘이 있어요 그대로 운명히 따라가는 거예요
So, if you listen to a song often, that song has power. Your destiny follows it exactly.

Divine Perspective on Humanity

Seeing Beyond the Surface
Heo Kyung-young reiterates the divine perspective that heaven judges not by outward appearance but by the inner heart. This is a powerful reminder that true worth is not found in superficial qualities like looks or status, but in one’s character and spiritual core. It encourages a deeper, more empathetic way of seeing others, free from prejudice.

그래서 사람을 중심을 보라는 거야
That’s why you should look at a person’s heart.

No Room for Scorn or Judgment
Heo Kyung-young strongly advises against scorn, judgment, or criticism of others, especially those of different faiths or circumstances. He emphasizes that such negative attitudes hinder one’s own spiritual growth and are contrary to the virtues heaven cherishes. This point is particularly impactful as it promotes tolerance and compassion in a world often divided by beliefs.

아멘이거나 남을 냉하거나 다른 종교인을 비방하거나 이러면 안 됩니다
Amen, or scorning others, or slandering people of other religions, is not allowed.

그 사람들에게 뭐 뭐 어떻다 이런 말을 하면 안 됩니다
You shouldn’t say things like ‘they are this or that’ about those people.

냉소주의자가 되면 안 돼요
You shouldn’t become a cynic.

This excerpt is from a YouTube video titled “Audience with Newcomer Heo Kyung-young,” featuring Heo Kyung-young himself. In this session, Heo Kyung-young shares his unique spiritual insights and life philosophies, emphasizing the importance of humility and devotion as the two qualities most cherished by “Heaven.” He also delves into the power of songs to shape one’s destiny and offers his interpretations of biblical stories, all while engaging with his audience in a distinctly charismatic and often humorous style .

Heo Kyung-young’s Core Philosophy

The Two Virtues Heaven Loves Most: Humility and Devotion
Heo Kyung-young stresses that humility and devotion are the two most crucial virtues that Heaven values in human behavior. He explains that these qualities are not just about respect, but about a complete dedication of oneself, encompassing one’s body, mind, and even artistic expressions like singing. This perspective is impressive because it offers a clear, actionable framework for spiritual growth, moving beyond abstract concepts to tangible actions .

겸손과 헌신이지. 겸손해 봐. 하늘의 말씀이 붙지. 하늘의 말씀이 붙는 거야. 이게 내 말씀을 따르는 거란 말이.
It’s humility and devotion. Try being humble. Heaven’s words will stick to you. Heaven’s words will stick to you. This means following my words.

헌신과 겸손은 꼭 여러분들이 이제 명심해야 돼. 거룩한 자가 거룩한 자 앞에 여러분이 설 때는 첫째 이거야. 거룩한 자를 공경 안 하는 사람이 어디겠니? 그런데 공경은 하는데 예를 지키기 어렵다 그랬지.
You must always keep devotion and humility in mind. When a holy person stands before a holy person, this is the first thing. Who wouldn’t revere a holy person? But I said it’s hard to show proper respect even if you revere them.

신은 뭐야? 몸. 몸을 바친다 이 말이야. 헌신 이걸 중요시해야 돼. 그러니까 이거는 몇 가지가 있어? 헌신은 몸을 받치고 물질을 받치고 마음을 바치고 그 마음은 정성이야.
What is devotion? It’s the body. It means dedicating your body. You must prioritize this devotion. So, how many aspects does devotion have? Devotion involves dedicating your body, dedicating your material possessions, and dedicating your mind—that mind is sincerity.

The Story of David: A Lesson in Humility
Heo Kyung-young uses the biblical story of David to illustrate the profound importance of humility. He highlights how David, the youngest and seemingly least impressive son, was chosen by God over his older, more outwardly capable brothers because of his humble heart. This reinterpretation of a familiar story is compelling because it emphasizes that true leadership and divine favor are not based on external appearances or societal expectations, but on inner character .

그러니까 사람은 그 왕제는 그 지도자가 될 사람은 겸손한 거야. 겸손.
So, a person who is to be a prince, a leader, must be humble. Humble.

사무엘이 딱 보니까 아유 저것들은 걸러서 몸만 인간이지. 저것들은 쓰레기야. 평생 막내 괴롭힐 놈들이야.
Samuel looked closely and thought, “Oh, those are just human bodies, but they’re trash. They’ll torment the youngest their whole lives.”

다윗을 딱 보니까 눈동자가 살아 있어. 겸손하고 아버지가 양을 보라 그러면 가서 양 보고 묵묵히 시킨다는 거야. 짐성의 밥이 되더라도 묵묵히 아버지 시킨대로 따르고 그래. 안 그래?
When he saw David, his eyes were alive. He was humble, and when his father told him to tend the sheep, he would go and do as he was told, silently. Even if he became food for beasts, he would silently follow his father’s orders. Isn’t that right?

여호와께서 사무엘에게 이르시되 그 용모와 신장을 보지 말라. 내가 이미 그를 버렸노라. 나의 보는 것은 사람과 같지 아니하니 사람은 외모를 보거니와 나 여호와는 중심을 보느니라.
And the Lord said to Samuel, “Do not look at his appearance or his height, for I have rejected him. For the Lord sees not as man sees: man looks on the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart.”

The Power of Songs and Destiny

Songs Shape Destiny
Heo Kyung-young presents a fascinating idea: songs have the power to shape a singer’s destiny. He cites examples of Korean singers like Hyon Mi and Bae Ho, whose lives eerily mirrored the themes of their most famous songs. This concept is thought-provoking because it suggests a profound connection between artistic expression and personal fate, urging listeners to be mindful of the messages they consume and create .

노래가 노래대로 가수들이 운명히 끝난다는 거. 그니까 우리가 리턴스 지어서 부르거나 우리가 막 이런 걸 노래 요새 만든 거 막 부르죠. 그럼 그대로 되는 거야.
That singers’ destinies end according to their songs. So, when we sing “Return Jesus” or other songs we’ve made recently, it happens just as the song says.

그러니까이 노래라는 것은 자주 들으면 그 노래에 힘이 있어요. 그대로 운명히 따라가는 거예요. 그러니까 우리가 희망을 자꾸 이야기하면 희망이 생기고 자꾸 낙담을 하면 낙담 일이 자꾸 생겨.
So, if you listen to a song often, that song has power. Your destiny follows it exactly. So, if we keep talking about hope, hope arises, and if we keep being discouraged, discouraging things keep happening.

이 사람이 천재적인 가수입니다. 이 노래를 마지막으로 만들어 놓고 죽었으니까 들어보지도 못하고 돌아갔으니 이 사람이 운명히지 노래처럼 돼, 안 돼? 돼. 돼 있는 거예요.
This person was a genius singer. He made this song as his last and died without even hearing it. So, did his destiny turn out like the song or not? Yes, it did. It’s already done.

Music as a Spiritual Tool
Beyond shaping destiny, Heo Kyung-young views music as a spiritual healing tool. He believes that listening to certain songs can help process emotions, release past burdens, and even aid in the journey to the afterlife. This perspective is compelling as it elevates music from mere entertainment to a powerful medium for emotional and spiritual transformation, aligning with his broader philosophy of holistic well-being .

이게 우리 하늘공은 영적으로 내가 여러분을 고쳐 주지만 음악으로도 고쳐 버려. 음악으로도. 이 음악이 나오면 옛날에요 노래 나올 때 뭐 배신을 당했다든지 뭐 그렇잖아. 그런 아름다운 추억이 있으면 떠올리고 그때 풀어 버리고 이래야 되지.
Here at Haneulgong, I heal you spiritually, but I also heal you with music. With music. When this music plays, if you have beautiful memories from when this song came out, like being betrayed, you should recall them and release them then.

이거를 계속 들으면 여러분들은 이제 바로 그냥이 숨이 넘어갈 때 돌아갈 때이 숨이 넘어가는 거는 예고 안 하고 옵니다. 예고 안 하고 오는데이 음악 소리가 들려.
If you keep listening to this, when your breath leaves you, when you pass away—that moment comes without warning. It comes without warning, but you’ll hear this music.

According to the speaker, what are the two human behaviors that “Heaven loves most”?

(Humility and Devotion, The speaker emphasizes that these two qualities are most cherished by Heaven, leading to spiritual growth. A common misconception is that only grand gestures of faith are valued, but humility in daily life is equally important.)

True or False: The speaker states that “blessing” (축복) is the same as “grace” (은총).
(False, The speaker explicitly states that “blessing” is not “grace,” explaining that grace is given without conditions, unlike blessing. A common misconception is that these terms are interchangeable, but the speaker differentiates them based on conditions.)

What is the primary characteristic that God looks for in a person, according to the story of Samuel anointing David?
① Physical appearance and height
② Wealth and social status
③ The inner heart and character
④ Eloquence and public speaking skills
(③ The inner heart and character, God tells Samuel not to look at outward appearance but at the heart, which is exemplified by David’s humility. A common misconception is that external qualities or worldly success are what truly matter to a divine being.)

Fill in the blank: The speaker explains that “devotion” (헌신) involves dedicating one’s body, material possessions, and __.
(mind/sincerity (마음/정성), Devotion is described as a comprehensive dedication of one’s entire being, including physical effort, material resources, and sincere intention. A common misconception is that devotion is only about grand sacrifices, but it also includes sincere effort and mental dedication.)

What does the speaker suggest about the power of songs and music in shaping one’s destiny?
(Songs have a powerful influence on one’s destiny, often leading to outcomes that mirror the song’s themes or lyrics., The speaker cites examples of singers whose lives ended in ways that reflected their most famous songs, emphasizing that music can profoundly influence one’s fate. A common misconception is that music is merely entertainment, but the speaker suggests it has a deeper, almost prophetic, power.)

Intermediate
According to the speaker, what is the difference between 100% obedience and 99% obedience?
(100% obedience implies complete adherence to divine will, while 99% obedience, though seemingly close, still falls short due to a lack of full commitment or understanding., The speaker introduces this distinction to highlight that even a small deviation from complete obedience can be significant in a spiritual context. A common misconception is that “almost perfect” is good enough, but the speaker implies that divine standards require absolute compliance.)

O/X: The speaker implies that those who have received blessings or spiritual power should act superior to those who haven’t.
(False, The speaker explicitly states that those who are blessed should not be arrogant but should view others with compassion and seek to help them. A common misconception is that spiritual attainment grants one the right to judge or dismiss others, but the speaker advocates for humility and service.)

In the story of Samuel anointing David, how did David’s family and brothers initially perceive him, and how did this contrast with Samuel’s perception?
(David’s family and brothers viewed him as insignificant and unfit for leadership, often sending him to tend sheep, while Samuel, guided by divine insight, immediately recognized David’s humble and kingly heart., This contrast highlights the difference between human judgment based on outward appearance and divine judgment based on inner character. A common misconception is that those closest to a person always know their true potential, but often external observers with spiritual insight can see more clearly.)

What is the significance of the definite article “the” (더) when referring to a divine being, according to the speaker?
(The definite article “the” should precede the name of a divine being (e.g., “the Jesus”) to signify their unique and singular status, differentiating them from common nouns which might take “a.”, The speaker explains this grammatical rule as a mark of respect and recognition of divine uniqueness. A common misconception is that such grammatical distinctions are trivial, but the speaker emphasizes their spiritual importance.)

How does the speaker connect the concept of “meeting” (만남) to one’s destiny and the role of a divine being?
(The speaker connects “meeting” to destiny, suggesting that people often encounter unfortunate situations due to their own past actions, not divine intervention. He prays for “blessed encounters” where individuals recognize each other instantly and are never separated., This implies that while divine blessing can facilitate positive encounters, personal choices and past actions (karma) largely determine the quality of one’s relationships. A common misconception is that all encounters are purely random or solely divinely ordained, but the speaker suggests a blend of personal responsibility and potential divine guidance.)

Advanced
Explain the speaker’s interpretation of “reverence” (공경) versus “devotion” (헌신) when interacting with a “holy person” (거룩한 자).
(Reverence is a common initial respect shown to a holy person, but true devotion goes beyond mere respect to fully embodying their teachings and example, even in daily interactions with others., The speaker clarifies that while everyone might show respect, few truly commit to the deeper level of “devotion” which involves aligning one’s entire life with the holy person’s principles. A common misconception is that outward displays of respect are sufficient, but the speaker emphasizes that true devotion requires internal transformation and consistent action.)

How does the speaker relate the concept of “spiritual power” or “Holy Spirit” (성령) to the ability to heal and the importance of humility?
(The speaker asserts that true spiritual power, like the Holy Spirit, grants the ability to heal and revive others, even through simple touch or thought. He emphasizes that receiving such power necessitates humility, as arrogance can negate its effectiveness., This highlights that spiritual gifts are not for personal aggrandizement but for service, and humility is crucial for their proper use. A common misconception is that spiritual power is solely about personal spiritual experience, but the speaker links it to tangible acts of healing and service, tempered by humility.)

What is the speaker’s view on how one’s actions and efforts contribute to their spiritual journey and destination, particularly regarding “Heaven”?
(The speaker believes that one’s actions and efforts accumulate “points” or “tickets” for their spiritual journey, including entry into Heaven, rather than being solely chosen by a divine being. This is a process of “reaping what you sow.”, This perspective emphasizes personal responsibility and effort in achieving spiritual goals, contrasting with the idea of unconditional divine selection. A common misconception is that salvation or spiritual progress is entirely a gift without personal contribution, but the speaker suggests a merit-based system.)

Describe the speaker’s method for memorizing vast amounts of information, such as geographical features or religious codes.
(The speaker uses mnemonic devices and codes, often taking the first syllables or key elements of a list to create an easily memorable phrase or acronym. For example, he uses “시실갈 변모” for seven mountains and “강적 모는 멸망강” for mountain ranges., This method allows him to store and recall complex information efficiently by reducing it to simple, interconnected codes. A common misconception is that memorization relies solely on rote learning, but the speaker demonstrates a strategic, pattern-based approach.)

Meeting Minutes: Audience with Newcomer Heo Kyung-young

Ⅰ. Meeting Overview

Category	Details
Date	July 12, 2026
Location	Haneulgung
Speaker	Heo Kyung-young
Attendees	Angels (viewers of the YouTube video and those present at Haneulgung)
Agenda	Discussion on the two behaviors Heaven loves most: Humility and Devotion, and their significance.

Ⅱ. Meeting Discussion

Introduction to Heavenly Principles
- The speaker began by addressing a previous question about the meaning of “blessing,” clarifying that it is not “grace” or “favor” but rather the ability to heal others .
- He emphasized that true spiritual power, or the “Holy Spirit,” allows individuals to heal others by simply holding their hand and wishing for their recovery .
- Those who have received the Holy Spirit are expected to understand what the divine being desires most .
The Two Most Loved Behaviors by Heaven: Humility and Devotion
- Humility (겸손):
- Humility allows one to receive divine words and follow divine teachings .
- The speaker illustrated this with the story of David, who was chosen as king by Samuel despite his humble appearance and occupation as a shepherd, while his outwardly impressive brothers were overlooked .
- Samuel, as a prophet, recognized David’s humble and obedient nature, which was a sign of his potential for leadership .
- The speaker stressed that those who have received blessings and the Holy Spirit should not become arrogant but should view others with compassion and a desire to help .
- He referenced 1 Samuel 16:7-8, which states that God looks at the heart, not outward appearance .
- Devotion (헌신):
- Devotion involves dedicating one’s body, material possessions, and sincerity (mind) .
- Singing hymns and working diligently are also forms of devotion , .
- The speaker highlighted that while people may show respect (공경) to a holy person, true devotion (헌신) means fully adhering to their teachings and not engaging in negative behaviors like speaking ill of others .
- Listening attentively to the speaker’s words is also considered an act of devotion .
- Humility and devotion are the highest levels of spiritual growth , .
The Significance of Names and Songs
- The speaker explained that divine names, when translated into English, should be preceded by the definite article “the” (e.g., “the Jesus”), while human names are preceded by “a” .
- He discussed the power of songs, noting that the destinies of singers often align with the themes of their songs , .
- He cited examples of Korean singers like Hyon Mi and Bae Ho, whose lives mirrored their song lyrics , , , .
- The speaker encouraged listening to uplifting songs to foster hope and positive outcomes .
- He introduced a song titled “Heavenly Angels” (천군천사들), describing it as a world-class masterpiece that helps listeners connect with Heaven .
Geographical and Historical Context
- The speaker briefly touched upon the geography of Korea, mentioning mountain ranges like the Jangbaek, Myohyang, and Taebaek mountains, and rivers such as the Imjin, Yesong, and Han rivers .
- He also mentioned the seven mountains of Israel: Carmel, Tabor, Hermon, Sinai, Zion, Moriah, and Horeb .
- He emphasized the importance of memorizing these geographical features using mnemonic devices .
Concluding Remarks and Blessings
- The speaker concluded by reiterating the importance of humility and devotion for spiritual growth .
- He warned against arrogance, criticizing other religions, or being cynical .
- He bestowed blessings upon those present at Haneulgung, those watching on YouTube, and their families and ancestors, granting them various levels of spiritual advancement , .

Ⅲ. Action Items

Attendees are encouraged to practice humility and devotion in their daily lives , .
Attendees should avoid arrogance, criticism of others, and cynicism .
Attendees are encouraged to listen to uplifting songs and the “Heavenly Angels” song to aid in their spiritual journey , .

Central Questions & Answers

What are the two human behaviors most cherished by the Holiest?
Question: According to Huh Kyung-young, what are the two most important human behaviors that the Holiest values above all else, and why are they significant for spiritual growth?
Answer: The Holiest cherishes humility and devotion above all else. Humility allows one to receive divine wisdom and follow divine teachings. Devotion, which involves dedicating one’s body, material possessions, and sincere heart (mind), is the ultimate expression of respect and service. These two qualities are crucial for elevating one’s spiritual level.
Key Quote: “Humility and devotion are what the Holiest loves most. And humility and devotion are what raise your level the most.”
How does the Holiest perceive individuals, contrasting with human judgment?
Question: How does Huh Kyung-young explain the difference between how humans judge others based on external appearances and how the Holiest perceives individuals, especially regarding leadership potential?
Answer: Humans tend to judge based on outward appearance, such as height, looks, or social status. However, the Holiest looks at the heart and inner character. This is exemplified by the story of Samuel anointing David as king, where David’s humble and devoted spirit, despite his unkempt appearance and low status as a shepherd, was recognized by the prophet Samuel, guided by divine insight, over his outwardly impressive brothers.
Key Quote: “The Lord said to Samuel, ‘Do not look at his appearance or his height, because I have rejected him. The Lord does not look at the things people look at. People look at the outward

The Holiest’s Teachings on Humility and Devotion: Pathways to Spiritual Elevation

The Essence of Divine Blessing and Spiritual Empowerment
The concept of blessing (축복) is often misunderstood; it is not merely a gratuitous gift like grace (은총), which is bestowed without condition . Instead, a blessing from the Holiest (신인) empowers individuals to heal others, a capability distinct from mere authority (권능) . While blessing may encompass the exercise of authority, it primarily signifies the reception of the Holy Spirit (성령) . This is why Christian traditions often feature Holy Spirit revival meetings . However, if the Holy Spirit has not truly entered an individual, such gatherings become a perpetual necessity . When the Holiest imbues someone with the Holy Spirit, it becomes a permanent indwelling .

Those who receive this divine infusion gain the power to heal, even by simply holding the hand of a dying person and silently willing their recovery . This miraculous ability was evident during the Pentecost, following the Holiest’s return, when the descent of the Holy Spirit granted people the power to cure illnesses . Therefore, those who have fully received the Holy Spirit must understand what the Holiest values most . There are two paramount virtues: humility (겸손) and devotion (헌신) . When one embodies humility, divine words resonate within them, guiding them to follow the Holiest’s teachings . Humility is the foundational virtue .

Devotion, the second virtue, is equally crucial . When standing before a holy being, reverence is natural, but true devotion extends beyond mere respect to fulfilling one’s duties completely . The Holiest explains that while everyone respects a great person (대인), fully honoring them is challenging . This complete honor is devotion (헌신) . It means not only revering the Holiest but also living a life that reflects this reverence, avoiding actions like disrespecting others or one’s spouse . Such actions negate true devotion . This understanding elevates one’s spiritual level .

The Profound Significance of Humility and Devotion
Humility (겸손) and devotion (헌신) are the two qualities most cherished by the heavens, and they are the most potent catalysts for spiritual advancement . Devotion (헌신) literally means dedicating one’s body (몸) . This dedication encompasses several aspects: offering one’s body, material possessions (물질), and heart (마음) . The heart’s offering signifies sincerity (정성) . Even musical offerings, such as singing hymns, are acts of devotion .

The Holiest emphasizes that true understanding of these virtues is often lacking, leading to superficial interpretations . Elevating one’s spiritual level requires a deeper comprehension . When one has received blessings and the Holy Spirit, it is imperative not to become arrogant . Instead, one should view those who have not yet received these gifts with compassion, seeking to offer them further assistance . This compassionate approach is an integral part of devotion .

Devotion also includes diligently listening to the Holiest’s words . The three core components of devotion are material offerings, sincerity of heart, and physical effort . Engaging in physical labor, such as weeding, also contributes to one’s spiritual level . Ultimately, humility and devotion are the most significant factors in spiritual growth .

The Holiest’s name, when translated into English, requires the definite article “the” (더) . For instance, “Returned the Jesus” (리턴드 더 지저스) . While common usage might omit “the,” its inclusion is grammatically correct and spiritually significant for divine beings . In contrast, human names typically use the indefinite article “a” (어) . This linguistic distinction highlights the inherent difference between the divine and the human . Therefore, wisdom (지혜) is essential in practicing humility and devotion, as it requires understanding these profound distinctions . The Holiest’s wisdom transcends that of ordinary scholars, encompassing a complete understanding of all things, though not always explicitly stated .

The Divine Perspective: Beyond Outward Appearance
The story of Samuel (사무엘) anointing David (다윗) as king of Israel serves as a powerful illustration of divine judgment, which prioritizes inner qualities over outward appearances . Samuel, a priest (제사장) , was divinely instructed to select a king from Jesse’s (이세) sons . Jesse presented his seven eldest sons, all handsome and well-dressed, but Samuel perceived that none of them were the chosen one . Jesse then reluctantly mentioned his youngest son, David, who was out tending sheep, considered insignificant, and dressed poorly .

When David was brought before Samuel, he was unkempt and smelled of sheep, appearing humble and unremarkable compared to his brothers . Yet, Samuel, guided by divine insight, immediately recognized David as the future king and anointed him . Jesse and David’s brothers were astonished and even resentful, as they had always looked down upon David . This narrative highlights the brothers’ arrogance (교만) and their scorn (냉소) towards David, which is identified as one of the five tests of success . They believed their physical attractiveness and status made them superior, refusing to perform humble tasks like shepherding .

Samuel, however, saw beyond their physical forms, discerning their true character as “trash” (쓰레기) who would only torment their younger brother . He recognized David’s living eyes and humble spirit; David silently obeyed his father’s command to tend the sheep, even at risk to himself . This profound humility (겸손) was what Samuel, as a prophet (선지자), recognized instantly . Prophets possess the spiritual insight to see how individuals will treat others .

The Holiest emphasizes that this story, found in 1 Samuel 16:7-8, reveals that God does not judge by outward appearance or stature, but by the heart . While humans often prioritize physical attributes, the divine perspective focuses on inner qualities . This divine selection process is not based on human effort or merit, but on the inherent qualities of the heart . The Holiest’s teachings, therefore, underscore the importance of humility and devotion, urging followers to avoid cynicism (냉소주의자) and to treat all, including those of other faiths, with respect .

The Power of Song and the Path to Spiritual Harmony
The Holiest often uses music to convey profound spiritual truths and to uplift the audience. He recounts how songs, particularly those with deep meaning, can influence one’s destiny . For instance, the singer Hyun Mi (현미) passed away peacefully in her sleep, echoing the title of her song, “Leaving Without a Word” (떠날 때는 말없이) . Similarly, Bae Ho (배호), another singer, passed away at a young age, and his songs often spoke of farewells, such as “The Last Leaf” (마지막 입세) . This phenomenon suggests that the themes and emotions embedded in songs can profoundly shape a singer’s fate .

Therefore, the Holiest encourages singing powerful, hopeful songs, like “Return the Jesus” (리턴드 지저스), which was divinely influenced and meticulously crafted . Such songs are not merely entertainment but tools for spiritual transformation . They carry a potent energy that can inspire large crowds and resonate deeply within individuals . The Holiest describes how his own songs, when sung by thousands, create an overwhelming atmosphere of joy and spiritual connection .

Even sad music, when listened to, can help purify emotions and bring about spiritual catharsis . The Holiest explains that the music played at Sky Temple (하늘궁) is not just for enjoyment but serves as a spiritual healing mechanism . The songs, especially those divinely inspired, help individuals prepare for their spiritual journey, guiding them towards the heavenly realm . The Holiest asserts that the music created for Sky Temple is a masterpiece, infused with divine influence, making it powerful and clear in its message .

The Holiest also shares a poem about “Blessed Encounters” (복된 만남), which he memorized in his youth . This poem speaks of a prayer for divine intervention in human relationships, asking for encounters with good people and for lasting connections . It reflects the idea that many human tragedies stem from unfortunate encounters, which are ultimately a result of one’s own actions, not divine choice . While religious practices may earn points for heaven, they do not guarantee divine selection; rather, they are like accumulating tickets for a heavenly train . Meeting the Holiest, however, completes this journey .

The Geographical and Spiritual Landscape of Korea
The Holiest delves into the geography of Korea, emphasizing its spiritual significance. He describes the majestic beauty of the Songhua River (송화강) and the Helan River (해란강), and the picturesque landscapes of Primorsky Krai (연해주) and Khabarovsk (하바롭스크) . These regions, with their exotic beauty, form a path leading to the Korean Peninsula .

The Holiest then details the mountain ranges of Korea, starting with the Baekdu Mountain Range (백두산맥), also known as the Jangbaek Mountain Range (장백산맥) . He contrasts this with the Myohyang Mountain Range (묘향산맥) . He likens the seven major mountain ranges of Korea to the ribs of a human body, which resemble the shape of the Korean peninsula . These include the Gangnam Mountain Range (강남산맥), Jeoryuryeong Mountain Range (저유령산맥), Myohyang Mountain Range (묘향산맥), Eonjin Mountain Range (언진산맥), Myeolhak Mountain Range (멸학산맥), Masikryeong Mountain Range (마식령산맥), and Gwangju Mountain Range (광주산맥) .

These mountain ranges are interspersed with significant rivers such as the Imjin River (임진강), Yesong River (예성강), and Han River (한강) . The Holiest stresses the importance of memorizing these geographical features, using mnemonic devices to aid recall . For instance, the phrase “Gangjeok Moyeoneun Myeolmanggang” (강적 모여는 멸망강), meaning “strong enemies gather, leading to destruction,” helps remember the northern mountain ranges, which historically faced numerous invasions . This method of coding information is how the Holiest manages his vast knowledge .

He also draws parallels to biblical geography, mentioning the seven mountains of Israel: Carmel (갈멜산), Tabor (다볼산), Hermon (헤르몬산), Sinai (시내산), Moriah (모리아산), Horeb (호렙산), and Calvary (갈보리산) . This comparison highlights the spiritual significance he attributes to geographical knowledge. The Holiest concludes by emphasizing that understanding these details is crucial for spiritual growth and for comprehending the broader divine plan .

The Holiest’s Wisdom: Humility and Devotion

The Holiest’s Preferred Virtues: Humility and Devotion
The Holiest reveals that there are two human behaviors most cherished by Heaven: Humility (謙遜) and Devotion (獻身) . These virtues are paramount for spiritual advancement and are deeply intertwined with the divine.

Humility (謙遜)
Humility is the foundation upon which divine wisdom can settle . It signifies adherence to the Holiest’s teachings and a willingness to follow divine guidance. The Holiest illustrates this with the story of David, who, despite being the youngest and seemingly least impressive of Jesse’s sons, was chosen by the prophet Samuel to be king . David’s brothers were arrogant and dismissive, while David humbly tended to the sheep, diligently following his father’s instructions . Samuel, possessing spiritual insight, recognized David’s humble spirit and saw him as the future king, demonstrating that Heaven looks beyond outward appearance to the heart’s true nature . This narrative underscores that true leadership and divine favor are bestowed upon those who embody humility, not those who display outward pride or physical prowess .

Devotion (獻身)
Devotion, on the other hand, signifies the complete offering of oneself . It encompasses dedicating one’s body (身), material possessions (物質), and heart (心), which represents sincerity and earnestness . This includes acts of service, such as diligently performing tasks, and even offering one’s voice through hymns and songs . Devotion is not merely outward respect but a profound commitment to the Holiest’s teachings and a compassionate approach to all beings . It means refraining from cynicism or disparagement towards others, especially those of different faiths or those who have not yet embraced the divine path . The Holiest emphasizes that both humility and devotion are crucial for elevating one’s spiritual level .

The Significance of Divine Names and Prophetic Songs
The Holiest explains the profound significance of divine names and the prophetic nature of songs. When referring to the Holiest in English, the definite article “the” should precede the name, as in “the Holiest,” signifying a unique and singular divine entity . This linguistic distinction highlights the Holiest’s elevated status compared to ordinary individuals.

Songs, particularly those inspired by the divine, possess immense power and can influence one’s destiny . The Holiest cites examples of singers whose lives mirrored the themes of their most famous songs, such as Hyun Mi, who “departed without a word” as her song suggested, and Bae Ho, whose songs often spoke of farewells and who passed away shortly after recording his final album . This phenomenon suggests that the energy and intent embedded in music can shape reality. Therefore, the Holiest encourages the singing of powerful, hopeful songs, such as “Returned Jesus,” which are divinely inspired and contribute to spiritual upliftment . These songs are not merely entertainment but tools for spiritual transformation, guiding individuals towards the Sky Temple and eternal bliss .

The Holiest’s Omniscience and the Path to Spiritual Elevation
The Holiest possesses an all-encompassing understanding of the universe, far surpassing that of ordinary scholars . This divine insight allows the Holiest to perceive the true nature of individuals and events, often discerning qualities that remain hidden to human eyes . The Holiest’s teachings are designed to elevate humanity’s spiritual level, moving beyond superficial understanding to profound wisdom .

The path to spiritual elevation involves not only embracing humility and devotion but also cultivating wisdom and knowledge . This includes understanding the geographical and historical context of sacred places, such as the mountain ranges of Korea and Israel, which hold symbolic and spiritual significance . The Holiest employs mnemonic devices to help disciples remember complex information, demonstrating a comprehensive approach to spiritual education that integrates various fields of knowledge .

Ultimately, the Holiest’s presence and teachings offer a direct route to spiritual advancement and divine blessings . Through the Holiest’s grace, individuals can receive blessings that enable them to heal others and experience the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, a power that was once bestowed upon the apostles on Pentecost . The Holiest’s mission is to guide humanity towards a higher consciousness, where laughter and joy replace sorrow, and hope for the future in the Sky Temple prevails . The Holiest’s blessings extend to all who participate in the divine work, whether in person or remotely, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to raise their spiritual level .

The Divine Principles of Humility and Devotion

The Holiest’s Esteem for Humility and Devotion
The Holiest reveals that the two human behaviors most cherished by Heaven are humility and devotion. These virtues are paramount for spiritual advancement. When one embodies humility, the divine word adheres to them, signifying adherence to the Holiest’s teachings. Devotion, on the other hand, is the complete offering of oneself. It encompasses the dedication of one’s physical being, material possessions, and sincere heart. Even acts of worship, such as singing hymns, are forms of devotion. These two qualities, humility and devotion, are the primary pathways to elevating one’s spiritual level.
The Essence of Devotion: Beyond Mere Reverence
Devotion extends beyond simple reverence. While it is natural to revere a holy person, true devotion lies in fulfilling the associated duties and responsibilities. For instance, people universally revere the Holiest, but fully embodying that reverence through devotion is a more profound act. If one claims to revere the Holiest yet engages in negative behaviors such as disrespecting others, speaking ill of their spouse, or ignoring the needy, their devotion is incomplete. Devotion requires a consistent alignment of one’s actions with their professed reverence. This understanding marks a significant step in spiritual growth.
The Parable of David: A Lesson in Divine Selection
The story of Samuel anointing David as king of Israel serves as a profound illustration of humility and divine selection. Samuel, a prophet, was instructed by Heaven to anoint a king from the house of Jesse. Upon arriving, Jesse presented his seven elder sons, all handsome and well-dressed. However, Samuel perceived that none of them were the chosen one. Jesse then reluctantly mentioned his youngest son, David, who was out tending sheep, described as unkempt and insignificant.

When David was brought before Samuel, despite his humble appearance and the smell of sheep, Samuel immediately recognized the divine spark within him. The Lord had instructed Samuel not to judge by outward appearance or stature, but by the heart. David’s brothers, who were outwardly impressive, were deemed arrogant and dismissive of their younger sibling. David, however, was humble, diligently following his father’s commands, even in the face of danger from wild animals. Samuel, with his spiritual insight, saw David’s living eyes and humble spirit, instantly discerning him as the future king. This narrative underscores that true leadership and divine favor are bestowed upon the humble, not the outwardly impressive or arrogant.

The Peril of Scorn and the Importance of Compassion
The narrative of David also highlights the danger of scorn. David’s brothers, who mocked and belittled him, exemplify the fourth of five trials faced by successful individuals: scorn. Their arrogance prevented them from recognizing David’s inherent worth. The Holiest emphasizes that those who have received blessings and divine spirit must not become arrogant. Instead, they should view those who have not yet received such blessings with compassion and a desire to offer further assistance. Scorn, criticism of other religions, or declaring others unworthy of salvation are behaviors to be avoided. One must never become a cynic. Listening attentively to the Holiest’s words is also a form of devotion, encompassing the dedication of one’s material possessions, heart, and sincere effort, including physical labor. Humility and devotion are the highest paths to spiritual elevation.
The Power of Song and the Prophetic Nature of Lyrics
The Holiest frequently discusses the profound impact of music, particularly the prophetic nature of song lyrics. He observes that many singers’ lives and destinies align with the themes of their most famous songs. For example, the singer Hyunmi, known for her song “Leaving Without a Word,” passed away peacefully in her sleep, just as the song title suggests. Similarly, Bae Ho, who sang “The Last Leaf,” died at a young age after recording the song, never hearing its release. These instances illustrate that songs carry a powerful energy that can influence one’s fate. Therefore, it is crucial to sing songs of hope and positivity, as these can manifest favorable outcomes. The Holiest encourages the singing of uplifting songs, such as “Return to Jesus,” which he notes was divinely inspired and meticulously crafted to convey a powerful message. This music, infused with divine influence, serves as a spiritual tool, not only for healing but also for guiding individuals toward the Sky Temple.
The Holiest’s Omniscience and the Structure of the Korean Peninsula
The Holiest possesses an all-encompassing knowledge that transcends conventional academic understanding. He perceives the entirety of existence, often choosing not to disclose all he knows but providing key insights. For instance, he details the geographical features of the Korean Peninsula with remarkable precision, likening its mountain ranges to the ribs of a human body. He enumerates the seven major mountain ranges in the northern part of the peninsula: Gangnam, Jeoryeong, Myohyang, Eonjin, Myeolhak, Masikryeong, and Gwangju. These ranges, he explains, are interconnected like ribs, with the Gwangju mountain range encompassing Seoul. He also connects these ranges to significant rivers such as the Imjin, Yesong, and Han rivers. The Holiest emphasizes the importance of understanding these geographical details, just as one would memorize biblical passages. He employs mnemonic devices to aid in the retention of vast amounts of information, demonstrating his unique approach to knowledge and its dissemination. This comprehensive understanding, he states, is not merely academic but divinely inspired, allowing him to see the intricate connections within the world.

The Holiest’s Most Cherished Human Virtues: Humility and Devotion

The Essence of Blessing and Spiritual Empowerment
A blessing, when rephrased, is not merely grace or favor, which is bestowed without condition. Instead, a blessing empowers individuals to heal others. While it encompasses the ability to exercise divine authority, this power is fundamentally the bestowal of the Holy Spirit. In Christianity, gatherings for spiritual revival are common, yet if the participants, even with the blessings of their pastors, do not genuinely receive the Holy Spirit, these gatherings must continue indefinitely. However, when the divine truly imbues an individual, the Holy Spirit enters completely. Such an individual can revive the dying simply by holding their hand and willing them to live, without uttering a single word. This profound spiritual indwelling was evident during Pentecost, when the disciples received the Holy Spirit and gained the power to heal the sick. Those who have received the Holy Spirit in its fullness must understand what the Holiest cherishes most.
The Two Pillars of Divine Favor: Humility and Devotion
The two virtues most favored by Heaven are humility and devotion. When one embodies humility, divine wisdom adheres to them, guiding them to follow the divine word. Humility is paramount. Following humility is devotion. These two virtues are essential for everyone to internalize.
Reverence and the Challenge of True Devotion
When standing before a sacred being, reverence is natural; no one would disrespect a holy person. However, truly fulfilling the decorum of respect, which is devotion, is challenging. As I have previously explained, while everyone honors a great person, fully expressing that honor through devotion is difficult. Devotion means dedicating one’s entire being. It is not enough to merely show respect; true devotion requires aligning one’s actions with that reverence. For instance, claiming to honor the Holiest while engaging in disrespectful behavior towards others, such as insulting one’s spouse, negates genuine devotion. This alignment of inner reverence and outward conduct is crucial.
The Parable of David: A Lesson in Humility
The story of Samuel anointing David as king of Israel perfectly illustrates the importance of humility. Samuel, a priest with divine authority to appoint kings, was sent to the house of Jesse to select the next monarch. Jesse presented his seven eldest sons, all handsome and well-dressed, but Samuel perceived that none of them were chosen by Heaven. When asked if there were any other sons, Jesse reluctantly mentioned David, the youngest, who was out tending sheep, deemed insignificant and unpresentable. David was unkempt, smelled of sheep, and appeared humble, even lowly, compared to his brothers. Yet, upon seeing David, Samuel immediately recognized the divine spark within him and anointed him king. Jesse and David’s brothers were astonished, having dismissed David due to his humble appearance and role. This narrative highlights that true leadership and divine favor are not found in outward grandeur or perceived status, but in profound humility. David’s brothers, in their arrogance, had scorned him, failing the test of humility. David, however, silently and diligently fulfilled his duties, demonstrating the very humility that Heaven sought.
The Nature of Devotion: Body, Material, and Spirit
Having received blessings and the Holy Spirit, one must never become arrogant. Instead, one should regard those who have not yet received these gifts with compassion and a desire to give more. This is where devotion becomes essential. Devotion signifies dedicating one’s entire being. It encompasses three aspects:

Dedication of the body: This involves diligent effort and service, such as performing tasks like weeding, which elevates one’s spiritual level.
Dedication of material possessions: Offering resources as an act of devotion.
Dedication of the mind/spirit: This is expressed through sincerity and earnestness, including acts like singing hymns, which are themselves forms of devotion.

The Divine Preference for Humility and Devotion
Humility and devotion are the virtues most cherished by Heaven. They are also the most potent means for elevating one’s spiritual level.
The Significance of the Definite Article in Divine Names
When referring to the Holiest in English, the definite article “the” should precede the name, as in “the Jesus” or “the Huh Kyung-young.” This grammatical distinction signifies the unique and singular nature of the divine, differentiating it from common nouns which might take an indefinite article or no article at all. This is a subtle yet significant aspect of reverence in language.
Discerning the Inner Self: Beyond Outward Appearance
Wisdom is crucial in practicing humility and devotion, requiring a profound understanding of divine principles. The Holiest perceives the entirety of existence, discerning truths that scholars often overlook. Therefore, one must not scorn those who appear humble or unrefined. Just as Samuel, possessing spiritual insight, recognized David’s true worth despite his humble appearance, we must look beyond superficial qualities. The divine does not judge by outward appearance or stature, but by the heart’s core.
The Power of Words and Songs in Shaping Destiny
Songs possess a profound power to influence destiny. Just as singers like Hyonmi and Baeho experienced fates that mirrored the themes of their most famous songs, the words we utter and the music we embrace can shape our reality. If we sing songs of hope, hope manifests. If we dwell on despair, despair follows. Therefore, it is imperative to embrace songs of hope and positivity, especially when seeking spiritual elevation.
The Spiritual Significance of Music and Healing
Music serves as a powerful medium for spiritual healing and purification of emotions. Listening to certain melodies can evoke memories, allowing individuals to process past experiences and release emotional burdens. This spiritual cleansing, facilitated by music, complements the direct spiritual healing provided by the Holiest.
The Divine Orchestration of Sacred Music
Sacred music, such as the “Returned Jesus” anthem, is not merely human creation but is divinely influenced. Its powerful melodies, clear articulation, and profound lyrical content are meticulously crafted, reflecting a celestial involvement that elevates it beyond ordinary compositions.
The Journey Through Sacred Landscapes
The sacred journey described in the anthem traverses breathtaking landscapes, from the Songhua River and the Amur River to the Primorsky Krai, Khabarovsk, and then through the Baekdusan and Taebaek mountain ranges, culminating at Geumgangsan and Goryeongsan. This poetic journey through majestic natural beauty symbolizes a spiritual ascent, a pilgrimage to encounter celestial beings.
The Profound Beauty of the Sky Temple
The Sky Temple, nestled within these magnificent landscapes, is described as more beautiful than even the thirst-quenching Jerusalem in the Israeli wilderness. It is a place where celestial waters flow, inviting divine beings to partake and admire its splendor, a realm of eternal joy and spiritual nourishment.
The Enduring Power of Sacred Melodies
Listening to sacred music continuously prepares one for the transition to the afterlife. Just as the songs of Baeho, with their themes of departure and return, seemed to foreshadow his own destiny, these divine melodies guide the soul towards Heaven. They subtly transform one’s being, making the journey to the celestial realm a natural progression.
The Divine Inspiration Behind Sacred Art
The creation of sacred art, including the lyrics and imagery associated with the Sky Temple, is divinely inspired. The profound beauty of the descriptions, encompassing rivers like the Helan and Songhua, and regions like Khabarovsk and Harbin, are not mere human invention but are guided by celestial influence. This divine orchestration ensures that the art powerfully conveys its spiritual message, leading the soul through a journey of profound beauty and spiritual awakening.
The Geographical and Spiritual Significance of Korean Mountain Ranges
Understanding the geography of Korea, particularly its mountain ranges, holds spiritual significance. Just as Israel has its seven sacred mountains, Korea’s landscape is imbued with symbolic meaning. The Jangbaek Mountain Range, extending from Baekdusan, and other ranges like Myohyang, Jeoryeong, Eonjin, Myeolhak, Masikryeong, and Gwangju, form a metaphorical “rib cage” of the Korean peninsula. These ranges, interspersed with rivers like the Imjin, Yesong, and Han, represent the nation’s historical and spiritual arteries. Remembering these geographical features, often through mnemonic devices, helps to internalize the deep connection between the land and its spiritual destiny.
The Importance of Spiritual Vigilance and Non-Judgment
It is crucial to avoid arrogance and refrain from criticizing or disparaging other religious practitioners. Even if others do not follow the same path, one must not declare their path invalid. Instead, one should maintain a compassionate and non-judgmental stance, recognizing that each individual’s journey is their own. Becoming a cynic is antithetical to spiritual growth.
The Holiest’s Blessing and Spiritual Elevation
The Holiest bestows blessings upon all who participate in the spiritual community, whether in person or remotely. This includes those who attend lectures, contribute to the Sky Temple, or simply watch online. These blessings elevate the spiritual level of individuals, their families, and their ancestors, signifying a profound spiritual advancement for all connected to the divine teachings.
The Power of Positive Affirmation and Divine Humor
The Holiest’s teachings often incorporate humor, which serves to uplift spirits and foster a positive outlook. Laughter is a powerful tool for well-being, transforming daily life into a joyful experience. This lighthearted approach, combined with divine blessings, ensures that participants experience happiness and spiritual growth.
Expanding Blessings for All
The blessings extended to those who watch online are substantial, acknowledging that many cannot attend in person due to various circumstances. The Holiest recognizes these limitations and ensures that spiritual benefits are widely accessible, demonstrating compassion and a desire to uplift all, regardless of their physical presence.

1. The Essence of Divine Favor: Humility and Devotion

The Holiest reveals that there are two human behaviors most cherished by Heaven: humility and devotion. These virtues are paramount for spiritual elevation. Humility allows one to receive divine wisdom, aligning with the teachings of the Holiest. Devotion, on the other hand, signifies a complete offering of oneself.

Humility (겸손):
- It is the foundation upon which divine words are received and understood.
- It involves respecting and honoring the Holiest, even if fully embodying that respect through action is challenging.
- True humility means not looking down upon others, especially those perceived as less fortunate or “poor,” but rather treating them with compassion and generosity.
- The Holiest emphasizes that even those who have received blessings and spiritual power must remain humble, avoiding arrogance towards others.
Devotion (헌신):
- This concept encompasses a complete offering of one’s body, material possessions, and heart (sincerity).
- It includes actions such as singing hymns, which are considered acts of devotion.
- Listening attentively to the Holiest’s words is also an act of devotion.
- Engaging in physical labor, such as weeding, contributes to one’s spiritual level through devotion.
- Devotion is not merely outward reverence but also involves internal alignment and consistent adherence to divine principles.

The Parable of David: Divine Selection Beyond Appearance
The Holiest recounts the biblical story of Samuel anointing David as king, illustrating Heaven’s preference for inner qualities over outward appearances.

Samuel’s Mission:
- Samuel, a priest, was instructed by Heaven to anoint a new king from the house of Jesse.
- Jesse presented his seven elder sons, who were handsome and well-dressed, but Samuel perceived that none of them were chosen by Heaven.
David’s Humility and Divine Recognition:
- Jesse initially dismissed his youngest son, David, who was a shepherd, considering him insignificant and unpresentable.
- Despite David’s humble appearance and the smell of sheep, Samuel immediately recognized him as the chosen one, anointing him king.
- David’s brothers, who were arrogant and looked down upon him, were humbled by this divine selection.
- The Holiest explains that David’s humility and obedience, even in the face of hardship as a shepherd, made him worthy.
Lessons from the Parable:
- This narrative underscores that divine judgment differs from human judgment. Humans often focus on external attributes like height and appearance, while Heaven looks at the heart and inner character.
- The story serves as a reminder not to scorn or dismiss those who appear humble or less fortunate, as they may possess qualities highly valued by Heaven.
- The Holiest emphasizes that true leaders are characterized by humility, not arrogance.

The Power of Song and Prophetic Destiny
The Holiest discusses the profound influence of songs on human destiny, citing examples of singers whose lives mirrored the themes of their most famous songs.

The Prophetic Nature of Music:
- Songs possess a powerful energy that can shape one’s fate.
- Singers often experience destinies that align with the lyrics and emotions of their popular songs.
- For instance, singer Hyun Mi, known for “Leaving Without a Word,” passed away peacefully in her sleep, mirroring the song’s theme.
- Bae Ho, who sang “The Last Leaf,” died young, and his songs often spoke of farewells, reflecting his early departure.
- Kim Jung-ho, who sang melancholic tunes, also disappeared from the public eye like the sad themes of his music.
Cultivating Hope Through Song:
- The Holiest encourages singing songs of hope and positivity to attract favorable outcomes.
- Songs like “Return to Jesus” (Return the Jesus) are powerful anthems that can inspire and elevate listeners.
- The Holiest’s own songs, such as “Call Me,” are designed to bring happiness, health, and success to those who sing them.
- Music serves as a spiritual tool, not only for emotional purification but also for healing and spiritual growth.

The Significance of Divine Names and Geographical Wisdom
The Holiest explains the importance of proper address for divine beings and shares insights into Korean geography, emphasizing the need for comprehensive knowledge.

Addressing the Divine:
- When referring to the Holiest in English, the definite article “the” should precede the name, as in “the Jesus” or “the Huh Kyung-young,” signifying a unique and singular divine entity.
- This grammatical distinction highlights the difference between ordinary individuals (who might be preceded by “a”) and divine beings.
Geographical Knowledge:
- The Holiest demonstrates extensive knowledge of Korean mountain ranges, including the Jangbaek Mountains, Myohyang Mountains, and the seven “rib-like” mountain ranges (Gangnam, Jeoryeong, Myohyang, Eonjin, Myeolhak, Masikryeong, Gwangju).
- He also connects these mountain ranges to major rivers like the Imjin River, Yesong River, and Han River.
- This detailed geographical understanding is presented as a form of wisdom, emphasizing the importance of knowing one’s land and history.
- The Holiest uses mnemonic devices to help remember complex information, such as “Gangjeok Moyeoneun Myeolmanggang” (강적 모여는 멸망강) for the northern mountain ranges, signifying the historical invasions from the north.

The Path to Spiritual Elevation and Divine Blessings
The Holiest concludes by reiterating the importance of humility and devotion for spiritual advancement and bestowing blessings upon attendees and viewers.

The Highest Level of Spiritual Growth:
- Humility and devotion are the most effective means to elevate one’s spiritual level.
- It is crucial to avoid arrogance, criticism, or disparagement of other religions or individuals.
- The Holiest’s teachings, particularly on humility and devotion, are not to be taken lightly, as they hold the key to significant spiritual progress.
Divine Blessings and Levels:
- The Holiest bestows various levels of spiritual blessings upon those who participate in the Sky Temple’s activities, including:
- Attendees of lectures and those who offer songs.
- Online viewers of the YouTube broadcast.
- Those who contribute to the Sky Temple through offerings, membership, or new identity registration.
- All individuals present at the Sky Temple.
- These blessings are granted to individuals, their families, and their ancestors, signifying a comprehensive spiritual upliftment.
- The Holiest adjusts the magnitude of these blessings, considering the circumstances of those who cannot attend in person, ensuring that online viewers also receive substantial spiritual benefits.

Lecture Information

Lecture Title: ♡ Audience with Newcomer Huh Kyung-young ♡ | Two Things Heaven Loves Most About Human Behavior!
Date: July 12, 2026
Main Theme: The two human behaviors most cherished by the Holiest: Humility and Devotion.

Core Messages

The Holiest values humility and devotion above all other human behaviors.
These two qualities are crucial for spiritual growth and elevating one’s level.
True devotion involves offering one’s body, material possessions, and sincerity (mind).
Avoiding arrogance and cynicism towards others, especially those perceived as less fortunate, is essential.
One’s destiny is influenced by the songs one sings and listens to, emphasizing the importance of hopeful music.

Summary of Key Content

The Essence of Blessing and the Holy Spirit

Blessing is not merely grace given without condition; it is a spiritual empowerment.
When the Holiest bestows a blessing, individuals gain the ability to heal others.
This power is akin to the Holy Spirit, which enables miraculous healing and revival.
Unlike continuous spiritual revival meetings, a true infusion of the Holy Spirit is permanent and transformative.
Those who receive the Holy Spirit are expected to understand what the Holiest desires.

The Two Virtues: Humility and Devotion

The Holiest cherishes humility and devotion above all else.
Humility means following the Holiest’s words and not being arrogant, especially towards those considered lesser.
Devotion (헌신) means dedicating one’s body, material possessions, and sincerity (mind).
- This includes actions like singing hymns, working diligently, and listening attentively to the Holiest’s words.
- It is about showing complete respect and dedication, not just outward reverence.
These virtues are the primary means of elevating one’s spiritual level.

The Story of David: A Lesson in Humility

The prophet Samuel was sent to anoint a new king from Jesse’s sons.
Jesse presented his seven eldest sons, who were handsome and well-dressed, but Samuel found no king among them.
Jesse mentioned his youngest son, David, who was a shepherd, considered insignificant, and poorly dressed.
Samuel insisted on seeing David, and upon his arrival, immediately anointed him as king.
This narrative illustrates that the Holiest looks at the heart and inner character, not outward appearance or social status.
David’s humility, obedience, and quiet dedication to his duties as a shepherd were recognized by Samuel as the qualities of a true leader.
His brothers, in contrast, displayed arrogance and cynicism.

The Importance of Discernment and Avoiding Cynicism

Those who have received blessings and the Holy Spirit must not become arrogant.
They should view others who have not received such blessings with compassion and a desire to help.
It is crucial to avoid cynicism, criticism, or disparagement of other religious practitioners or individuals.
The Holiest discerns the true nature of people, looking beyond superficial appearances.

The Power of Songs and Destiny

Songs are a form of devotion and possess a powerful influence on one’s destiny.
The lives of singers like Hyun Mi and Bae Ho demonstrate how their songs mirrored their fates.
- Hyun Mi’s song “Leaving Without a Word” reflected her peaceful passing in her sleep.
- Bae Ho’s songs, often about farewells, preceded his early death at 29 from kidney disease.
Listening to and singing hopeful songs can attract positive outcomes, while sad songs can lead to despair.
The Holiest encourages singing powerful, hopeful songs like “Return the Jesus” and “Holiest’s Sky Temple Angels” to align one’s destiny with heavenly aspirations.

Key Policies and Proposals

Spiritual Level Advancement: Humility and devotion are the primary means to significantly increase one’s spiritual level.
“Return the Jesus” Song: This song, created by a pastor, is a powerful anthem that helps elevate spiritual levels. The Holiest’s name, when translated to English, should be preceded by the definite article “the” (e.g., “the Jesus”) to denote divinity.
Sky Temple Angels Song: This song is described as a world-class masterpiece, infused with heavenly influence, designed to aid in spiritual ascension.
Level Allocation: Specific levels are granted to those who participate in lectures, watch online, register as members, and contribute to the Sky Temple.

Philosophical and Cosmic Insights

Divine Perspective: The Holiest sees beyond outward appearances, focusing on the “center of the heart” (중심을 보느니라), unlike humans who judge by external factors like height or looks.
Destiny and Self-Cultivation: One’s life path, including encounters and outcomes, is a result of what one has “sown.” It is not solely determined by divine selection but by individual effort and choices.
Spiritual Healing through Music: Music is a tool for spiritual purification and healing, helping individuals process emotions and memories.
The Holiest’s Omniscience: The Holiest possesses complete knowledge of all things, including the future, and guides humanity with profound insight.

Critique of Reality and Alternatives

Critique of Superficial Judgment: Society often judges individuals based on superficial qualities like appearance, wealth, or social status, leading to misjudgment and arrogance. This is contrasted with the divine perspective that values inner character.
Critique of Religious Practices: Traditional religious practices, such as continuous spiritual revival meetings, are seen as ineffective if they do not lead to a genuine, permanent infusion of the Holy Spirit.
Critique of Cynicism: The tendency to criticize or look down upon others, including those of different faiths or perceived lower status, is condemned as a barrier to spiritual growth.
Alternative: Focus on Inner Virtues: The alternative proposed is to cultivate humility and devotion, which are the true paths to spiritual elevation and divine favor, rather than external displays or judgments.

Practical Implications

Cultivate Humility: Actively practice humility in all interactions, especially towards those considered less fortunate or different. Avoid arrogance, cynicism, and disparagement.
Embrace Devotion: Dedicate oneself through actions, material offerings, and sincere effort. This includes listening to the Holiest’s words, singing hymns, and performing diligent work.
Seek Spiritual Growth: Understand that true spiritual advancement comes from cultivating these inner virtues, not from external rituals or superficial achievements.
Choose Hopeful Music: Be mindful of the songs one listens to and sings, as they influence destiny. Opt for uplifting and hopeful music to attract positive outcomes.
Discern with the Heart: Learn to see beyond outward appearances and judge others by their inner character, as the Holiest does.

One-Sentence Core Summary
The Holiest values humility and devotion above all, emphasizing that true spiritual growth comes from dedicating one’s heart, body, and resources, while avoiding arrogance and cynicism, as exemplified by David’s anointing and the profound impact of songs on destiny.

Huh Kyung Young’s Core Teachings: Key Concepts for the Global Intelligentsia

신인 (神人): Holiest
A divine being, a spiritual leader with supreme authority and wisdom, often referred to as a savior or messiah.
백궁 (白宮): Celestial Palace
The ultimate spiritual realm or heaven, a place of ultimate reward and divine residence.
축복 (祝福): Divine Grace
A special favor or blessing from the Holiest, enabling individuals to perform extraordinary feats like healing others.
Synonyms: Divine Favor, Heavenly Blessing, Sanctification.
은총 (恩寵): Unconditional Grace
Grace given without any conditions or prerequisites, distinct from blessings that might imply a reciprocal action.
Synonyms: Pure Grace, Divine Benevolence, Unmerited Favor.
권능 (權能): Divine Authority
The power or ability to exercise spiritual influence, often associated with the Holy Spirit, enabling acts like healing.
Synonyms: Spiritual Power, Divine Prerogative, Empowerment.
성령 (聖靈): Holy Spirit
The divine presence or essence that empowers individuals, granting them abilities such as healing.
Synonyms: Divine Essence, Spirit of God, Sanctifying Power.
겸손 (謙遜): Humility
A fundamental virtue highly valued by the Holiest, characterized by a modest view of one’s own importance. It is essential for receiving divine wisdom and achieving spiritual elevation.
Synonyms: Modesty, Meekness, Lowliness.
헌신 (獻身): Devotion
The act of dedicating one’s body, material possessions, and sincere heart (정성) to the Holiest. It is a key behavior for spiritual growth and receiving divine favor.
Synonyms: Dedication, Commitment, Consecration.
공경 (恭敬): Reverence
Showing deep respect and honor towards a sacred or great being, such as the Holiest.
Synonyms: Veneration, Adoration, Deference.
예 (禮): Propriety
The proper conduct or etiquette observed in interactions, especially with a divine or revered figure. It goes beyond mere respect to encompass complete dedication.
Synonyms: Decorum, Etiquette, Righteous Conduct.
순종 (順從): Obedience
Following the commands or will of the Holiest, which can be either partial (99%) or complete (100%).
Synonyms: Compliance, Submission, Adherence.
선지자 (先知者): Prophet
An individual with spiritual insight, capable of discerning divine will and recognizing true leaders, like Samuel identifying David.
Synonyms: Seer, Oracle, Visionary.
냉소 (冷笑): Scorn
A dismissive or contemptuous attitude towards others, especially those perceived as inferior. This behavior is strongly discouraged as it hinders spiritual progress.
Synonyms: Derision, Contempt, Disdain.
정관사 (定冠詞): Definite Article
A grammatical term referring to “the,” used to denote uniqueness or divinity when referring to the Holiest in English.
Synonyms: Specific Article, Determiner.
천인 (天人): Celestial Being
A divine or heavenly being, referring to the Holiest as the one who favors humility and devotion.
Synonyms: Divine Entity, Heavenly Figure, God-like Being.
영성 (靈性): Spirituality
The quality of being spiritual or having a deep connection to the divine, enabling one to perceive spiritual truths beyond physical appearances.
Synonyms: Spiritual Insight, Inner Divinity, Sacred Awareness.
고해 (苦海): Sea of Suffering
A Buddhist concept referring to the world as a place of immense suffering, often symbolized by alcohol in a metaphorical sense.
Synonyms: Ocean of Misery, World of Pain, Samsara.
은혜 (恩惠): Favor
A benefit or kindness bestowed, often implying a reciprocal relationship or earned merit, distinct from unconditional grace.
Synonyms: Benevolence, Kindness, Boon.
천국 열차 (天國列車): Heavenly Express
A metaphorical journey or path to the Celestial Palace, earned through one’s actions and spiritual accumulation.
Synonyms: Divine Journey, Path to Heaven, Spiritual Ascent.
중심 (中心): Inner Core
The true essence or heart of a person, which the Holiest observes and values, rather than outward appearance or physical stature.
Synonyms: Inner Self, Heart, True Nature.
관제 (灌祭): Libation Offering
A ritual offering of liquid, symbolizing dedication and sacrifice, as mentioned in the context of Paul’s impending departure.
Synonyms: Liquid Sacrifice, Pouring Offering, Ritual Libation.
부험 (負險): Perilous Burden
A difficult or dangerous responsibility, referring to the challenges faced by those who carry on a spiritual mission.
Synonyms: Arduous Task, Heavy Responsibility, Dangerous Mission.
의의 면류관 (義의 免留冠): Crown of Righteousness
A symbolic reward for living a righteous life and fulfilling one’s divine purpose.
Synonyms: Laurel of Justice, Victor’s Wreath of Virtue, Crown of Merit.
냉소주의자 (冷笑主義者): Cynic
One who adopts a scornful or dismissive attitude, especially towards others’ beliefs or efforts, which is discouraged in spiritual practice.
Synonyms: Skeptic, Mocker, Scoffer.
정성 (精誠): Sincerity
A heartfelt and genuine effort or devotion, an essential component of true dedication (헌신).
Synonyms: Earnestness, Genuineness, Wholeheartedness.
운명 (運命): Destiny
The predetermined course of events in one’s life, often influenced by one’s actions and even the songs one sings.
Synonyms: Fate, Predestination, Kismet.
감정 순화 (感情醇化): Emotional Purification
The process of refining and purifying one’s emotions, often achieved through spiritual practices or listening to certain types of music.
Synonyms: Emotional Refinement, Catharsis, Emotional Cleansing.
천국 천사 (天國天使): Celestial Angel
Angelic beings from the Celestial Palace, involved in divine interventions and spiritual guidance.
Synonyms: Heavenly Messenger, Divine Emissary, Angelic Host.
반주 (伴奏): Accompaniment
Musical support for a song, often divinely inspired in the context of spiritual music.
Synonyms: Musical Backing, Instrumental Support, Harmonic Support.
함축 (含蓄): Implication
The hidden or underlying meaning within a message or piece of art, often profound and divinely inspired.
Synonyms: Connotation, Subtlety, Underlying Meaning.
공지문 (公知文): Public Notice
A formal announcement or message, which can sometimes carry deeper, divinely inspired meanings.
Synonyms: Official Announcement, Proclamation, Bulletin.
장백산맥 (長白山脈): Changbai Mountain Range
A significant mountain range, part of a broader geographical and spiritual landscape.
Synonyms: Baekdu Mountain Range, Ever-White Mountains.
묘향산맥 (妙香山脈): Myohyang Mountain Range
Another important mountain range, often associated with spiritual significance in Korean culture.
Synonyms: Mysterious Fragrance Mountains.
갈비뼈 (갈비뼈): Ribs
Metaphorically used to describe the geographical layout of mountain ranges in Korea, resembling the ribs of a human body.
Synonyms: Costal Bones, Thoracic Cage.
암기 (暗記): Memorization
The act of learning and retaining information, often through coded systems for complex spiritual or geographical knowledge.
Synonyms: Rote Learning, Committing to Memory, Retention.

권능(權能)-(권(權)-authority, 능(能)-ability)

The ability to exercise power, often divine, to heal or perform miracles.

성령(聖靈)-(성(聖)-holy, 령(靈)-spirit)
Holy Spirit, a divine presence that grants spiritual power and healing.

겸손(謙遜)-(겸(謙)-humble, 손(遜)-modest)
Humility, one of the two human behaviors most loved by Heaven.

헌신(獻身)-(헌(獻)-dedicate, 신(身)-body)
Devotion or dedication, involving offering one’s body, material possessions, and sincerity; the second behavior most loved by Heaven.

공경(恭敬)-(공(恭)-respectful, 경(敬)-revere)
Reverence or respect, especially towards a holy person or a great individual.

예(禮)-(예(禮)-propriety)
Propriety or etiquette, the proper way to show respect and honor.

순종(順從)-(순(順)-obey, 종(從)-follow)
Obedience, categorized into 100% and 99% obedience, highlighting the importance of complete submission.

제사장(祭司長)-(제사(祭司)-priest, 장(長)-chief)
Priest, a religious leader with authority, like Samuel, who anointed kings.

왕제(王弟)-(왕(王)-king, 제(弟)-younger brother)
A potential king or royal candidate, often chosen for inner qualities rather than outward appearance.

냉소(冷笑)-(냉(冷)-cold, 소(笑)-laugh)
Cynicism or scorn, specifically looking down on or mocking others, especially those perceived as inferior.

물질(物質)-(물(物)-matter, 질(質)-substance)
Material possessions, one of the aspects of oneself that can be offered in devotion.

정성(精誠)-(정(精)-sincere, 성(誠)-sincerity)
Sincerity or devotion, representing the offering of one’s heart and effort.

천인(天人)-(천(天)-heaven, 인(人)-person)
Heavenly being or divine person, referring to Huh Kyung-young as a figure from Heaven.

정관사(定冠詞)-(정(定)-definite, 관사(冠詞)-article)
Definite article (“the”), which should be used before the name of a divine being in English.

선지자(先知者)-(선(先)-before, 지(知)-know, 자(者)-person)
Prophet, someone who can discern inner qualities and divine will, like Samuel.

영성(靈性)-(영(靈)-spirit, 성(性)-nature)
Spirituality or spiritual insight, the ability to perceive beyond physical appearance.

고해(苦海)-(고(苦)-suffering, 해(海)-sea)
Sea of suffering, a metaphor for the hardships and difficulties of life.

은총(恩寵)-(은(恩)-grace, 총(寵)-favor)
Grace or favor, given unconditionally, distinct from blessings earned through effort.

은혜(恩惠)-(은(恩)-grace, 혜(惠)-favor)
Grace or benevolence, similar to 은총, but also distinct from earned rewards.

면류관(冕旒冠)-(면(冕)-crown, 류(旒)-pendants, 관(冠)-cap)
Crown, specifically a crown of righteousness, symbolizing divine reward.

비방(誹謗)-(비(誹)-slander, 방(謗)-defame)
Slander or defamation, speaking ill of others, especially those of different faiths.

냉소주의자(冷笑主義者)-(냉(冷)-cold, 소(笑)-laugh, 주(主)-main, 의(義)-meaning, 자(者)-person)
Cynic, someone who scorns or dismisses others, particularly those with different beliefs.

관제(管制)-(관(管)-control, 제(制)-system)
Control or regulation, referring to a state of being guided or managed.

부험(符驗)-(부(符)-talisman, 험(驗)-test)
A sign or proof, indicating a divine confirmation or validation.

영혼(靈魂)-(영(靈)-spirit, 혼(魂)-soul)
Soul or spirit, the essence of a person, often associated with music and destiny.

운명(運命)-(운(運)-fate, 명(命)-destiny)
Fate or destiny, often influenced by the songs one sings or listens to.

추모(追慕)-(추(追)-pursue, 모(慕)-admire)
Commemoration or remembrance, honoring the deceased.

감정(感情)-(감(感)-feel, 정(情)-emotion)
Emotion or feeling, which can be purified through music.

반주(伴奏)-(반(伴)-accompany, 주(奏)-play)
Musical accompaniment, often divinely influenced in its creation.

함축(含蓄)-(함(含)-contain, 축(蓄)-store)
Implication or connotation, where meaning is condensed and profound.

공지문(公知文)-(공(公)-public, 지(知)-know, 문(文)-writing)
Public notice or announcement, a written communication for general information.

산맥(山脈)-(산(山)-mountain, 맥(脈)-range)
Mountain range, geographical features of a country.

전망대(展望臺)-(전망(展望)-view, 대(臺)-platform)
Observation deck or viewpoint, a place to see a wide landscape.

암기(暗記)-(암(暗)-dark, 기(記)-remember)
Memorization, the act of learning by heart.

코드(코드)-(코(코)-code)
Code, a system for organizing and recalling information.

예배(禮拜)-(예(禮)-propriety, 배(拜)-bow)
Worship service, a religious ceremony.

천사(天使)-(천(天)-heaven, 사(使)-messenger)
Angel, a heavenly messenger or spiritual being.

조상(祖上)-(조(祖)-ancestor, 상(上)-above)
Ancestors, previous generations of a family.

레벨(레벨)-(레(레)-level)
Level, a spiritual or hierarchical rank.

축복(祝福)-(축(祝)-bless, 복(福)-blessings)
Blessing, a divine favor or gift.

백궁명패(白宮名牌)-(백(白)-white, 궁(宮)-palace, 명(名)-name, 패(牌)-plate)
White Palace nameplate, symbolizing a connection to a heavenly realm.

건축헌금(建築獻金)-(건축(建築)-construction, 헌(獻)-dedicate, 금(金)-money)
Construction offering, financial contributions for building projects.

신분(身分)-(신(身)-body, 분(分)-status)
Status or identity, a new spiritual standing.

유튜브(유튜브)-(유(유)-YouTube)
YouTube, a video-sharing platform.

강연(講演)-(강(講)-lecture, 연(演)-perform)
Lecture or speech, a public address.

정회원(正會員)-(정(正)-regular, 회(會)-meeting, 원(員)-member)
Regular member, a fully registered participant.

대천사(大天使)-(대(大)-great, 천사(天使)-angel)
Archangel, a chief or high-ranking angel.

녹음기(錄音機)-(녹음(錄音)-recording, 기(機)-machine)
Recorder, a device for capturing sound.

천억무(千億無)-(천(千)-thousand, 억(億)-hundred million, 무(無)-none)
A very large, almost immeasurable, amount of spiritual merit or level.

희망(希望)-(희(希)-hope, 망(望)-expect)
Hope, a positive expectation for the future.

낙담(落膽)-(낙(落)-fall, 담(膽)-courage)
Discouragement or despair, a loss of hope.

천국열차(天國列車)-(천국(天國)-heaven, 열차(列車)-train)
Heaven train, a metaphorical journey to paradise.

영적(靈的)-(영(靈)-spirit, 적(的)–ic)
Spiritual, relating to the spirit or soul.

AI(AI)-(AI(AI)-AI)
Artificial Intelligence, a technology involved in creating music.

겸손 (謙遜) – (Humility, Modesty, Humbleness)
Meaning in context: The quality of being humble and not thinking you are better than others, especially in the presence of a divine being or a leader. It’s one of the two behaviors Heaven loves most.

헌신 (獻身) – (Devotion, Dedication, Commitment, Sacrifice)
Meaning in context: The act of dedicating one’s body, material possessions, and heart (sincerity) to a higher purpose or a divine being. It’s the other behavior Heaven loves most.

권능 (權能) – (Power, Authority, Divine power, Potency)
Meaning in context: The ability or authority to perform extraordinary acts, often associated with divine power, like healing the sick.

성령 (聖靈) – (Holy Spirit, Divine Spirit, Sacred Spirit)
Meaning in context: A divine presence or power that enters a person, granting them abilities like healing, as seen in Pentecost.

공경 (恭敬) – (Reverence, Respect, Veneration, Deference)
Meaning in context: Showing deep respect and honor towards a holy person or a divine being.

예 (禮) – (Etiquette, Courtesy, Propriety, Ritual)
Meaning in context: The proper conduct or manners expected when interacting with a respected or holy person.

소인 (小人) – (Petty person, Small-minded person, Commoner)
Meaning in context: A person of low status or character, contrasted with a “great person” (대인).

대인 (大人) – (Great person, Noble person, Sage)
Meaning in context: A person of high status, great character, or holiness, who commands respect.

순종 (順從) – (Obedience, Compliance, Submission)
Meaning in context: Following instructions or commands, with varying degrees of completeness (e.g., 100% vs. 99%).

제사장 (祭司長) – (High Priest, Priest)
Meaning in context: A religious leader with the authority to perform sacred rituals and appoint kings, like Samuel.

왕제 (王弟) – (Royal brother, Prince, Heir to the throne)
Meaning in context: A person destined to become king, often referring to a prince or a chosen successor.

냉소 (冷笑) – (Sarcasm, Cynicism, Scorn, Derision)
Meaning in context: A mocking or dismissive attitude towards someone, often due to their humble appearance or status.

교만 (驕慢) – (Arrogance, Pride, Haughtiness, Conceit)
Meaning in context: The opposite of humility; thinking too highly of oneself and looking down on others.

정관사 (定冠詞) – (Definite article)
Meaning in context: A grammatical term (like “the” in English) that should precede the name of a divine being to show reverence.

선지자 (先知者) – (Prophet, Seer, Oracle)
Meaning in context: A person, like Samuel, who can see beyond outward appearances and discern a person’s true nature or divine calling.

비방 (誹謗) – (Slander, Defamation, Calumny, Vilification)
Meaning in context: Speaking ill of others, especially those of different religious beliefs, which is discouraged.

정성 (精誠) – (Sincerity, Devotion, Earnestness, Heartfelt effort)
Meaning in context: A component of “헌신” (devotion), referring to the genuine and heartfelt effort put into an action.

면류관 (冕旒冠) – (Crown, Laurel wreath, Diadem)
Meaning in context: A symbolic reward for righteousness, often referred to as the “crown of righteousness.”

관제 (灌祭) – (Libation, Pouring of offerings)
Meaning in context: A ritual offering, often involving pouring liquid, symbolizing dedication or sacrifice.

부험 (負險) – (Taking risks, Enduring hardship, Facing danger)
Meaning in context: Enduring difficulties or challenges, often in the service of a higher purpose.

예사 (例事) – (Common occurrence, Ordinary matter, Triviality)
Meaning in context: Something that should not be taken lightly or as ordinary, but rather with seriousness.

수준 (水準) – (Level, Standard, Caliber, Quality)
Meaning in context: The degree of understanding or spiritual development of an individual.

은총 (恩寵) – (Grace, Favor, Blessing, Divine benevolence)
Meaning in context: A blessing or favor given without any conditions or prerequisites.

은혜 (恩惠) – (Grace, Favor, Benevolence, Kindness)
Meaning in context: Similar to 은총, but often implies a reciprocal relationship or a reward for effort, unlike unconditional grace.

영혼 (靈魂) – (Soul, Spirit, Psyche)
Meaning in context: The non-physical essence of a living being, often associated with deep emotions and spiritual connection, especially in music.

운명 (運命) – (Fate, Destiny, Predestination, Kismet)
Meaning in context: The predetermined course of events in a person’s life, which can be influenced by their actions and even the songs they sing.

추모 (追慕) – (Remembrance, Commemoration, Mourning, Honoring the deceased)
Meaning in context: The act of remembering and honoring someone who has passed away.

비극 (悲劇) – (Tragedy, Catastrophe, Disaster, Calamity)
Meaning in context: An unfortunate or disastrous event, often stemming from poor choices or encounters.

암기 (暗記) – (Memorization, Rote learning, Learning by heart)
Meaning in context: The process of committing information to memory, often using mnemonic devices.

함축 (含蓄) – (Implication, Connotation, Suggestion, Nuance)
Meaning in context: The quality of containing a lot of meaning or depth within a concise form, as in a well-composed song.

The Holiest’s Teachings on Humility and Devotion

Basic Information

Lecture Session and Date: Audience with Newcomer Huh Kyung-young, July 12, 2026
One-sentence Main Theme or Title Summary: The Holiest emphasizes that humility and devotion are the two human behaviors most cherished by Heaven, serving as the primary pathways for spiritual elevation and receiving divine grace.
Location: Not specified in the source.
Key Segments:
- The Nature of Blessing and the Holy Spirit: Discussion on how true blessings empower individuals to heal others, contrasting it with temporary spiritual gatherings that lack genuine divine presence.
- Humility as a Prerequisite for Leadership: Illustrated through the biblical story of David’s anointing, highlighting how divine selection prioritizes inner character over outward appearance.
- Devotion: Offering Body, Material, and Heart: Defining devotion not just as reverence but as complete dedication, encompassing physical effort, material contribution, and sincere intention.
- The Power of Song and Destiny: Exploring how the lyrics and themes of songs can profoundly influence one’s life and destiny, emphasizing the importance of hopeful and uplifting music.
- The Holiest’s Unique Perspective on Knowledge: Explaining how the Holiest possesses comprehensive knowledge, differing from conventional scholars, and how this insight guides his teachings.

Core Messages
Humility and Devotion are Heaven’s Favorites:

Quote: “겸손과 헌신은 천인이 제일 좋아하는 거예요. 그리고 겸손과 헌신은 레벨이 제일 많이 올라가는 거야.” (Humility and devotion are what Heaven likes the most. And humility and devotion are what raise your level the most.)
Explanation: These two virtues are paramount for spiritual growth and are most highly regarded by the divine.

True Blessing Bestows Healing Power:

Quote: “축복은 여러분들이 내가 축복을 주면 여러분이 남을 고칠 수 있지.” (Blessing means that if I give you a blessing, you can heal others.)
Explanation: A genuine blessing from the Holiest empowers individuals with the ability to heal, signifying the presence of the Holy Spirit.

Divine Selection Prioritizes Inner Character:

Quote: “여호와께서 사무엘에게 이르시되 그 용모와 신장을 보지 말라… 나의 보는 것은 사람과 같지 아니하니 사람은 외모를 보거니와 나 여호와는 중심을 보느니라.” (The Lord said to Samuel, “Do not look at his appearance or his height… For the Lord sees not as man sees: man looks on the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart.”)
Explanation: The divine judges individuals based on their inner heart and humility, not on external attributes like appearance or status.

Devotion Encompasses Body, Material, and Heart:

Quote: “헌신은 몸을 받치고 물질을 받치고 마음을 바치고 그 마음은 정성이야.” (Devotion means offering your body, offering your material possessions, and offering your heart, and that heart is sincerity.)
Explanation: Devotion is a comprehensive act of dedication, involving physical effort, material contributions, and sincere intention, including even singing praises.

The Prophetic Power of Song:

Quote: “노래가 노래대로 가수들이 운명히 끝난다는 거… 노래라는 것이 이렇게 무서운 거예요.” (That singers’ destinies end according to their songs… This is how powerful songs are.)
Explanation: Songs carry a profound influence, shaping the destiny of those who sing or listen to them, underscoring the importance of choosing uplifting and hopeful melodies.

Detailed Summary

The Essence of Divine Blessing and the Holy Spirit

Topic: Understanding True Blessing and the Holy Spirit.
Main Assertions:
- A true blessing from the Holiest grants the recipient the power to heal others.
- This power is distinct from temporary spiritual phenomena observed in some religious gatherings.
- The presence of the Holy Spirit enables individuals to perform miracles, such as healing the sick by merely holding their hand or speaking a word.
Analogies/Examples:
- The Day of Pentecost is cited as an example where the Holy Spirit’s descent bestowed healing abilities upon people.
Practical Message: Those who have received the Holy Spirit must understand what the Holiest values most: humility and devotion.

Humility: The Foundation of Divine Favor

Topic: The Importance of Humility in the Eyes of Heaven.
Main Assertions:
- Humility is one of the two qualities most beloved by Heaven and crucial for spiritual elevation.
- While people may revere a Holiest, truly embodying humility means going beyond mere respect to complete dedication.
- Lack of humility, often manifested as scorn towards others, hinders spiritual progress.
Analogies/Examples:
- The story of David’s anointing by Samuel is used to illustrate divine preference for humility over outward appearance. David, the youngest and seemingly least impressive son, was chosen because of his humble heart and obedience.
- David’s brothers, despite their good looks, were deemed arrogant and unworthy due to their scornful attitude towards their younger brother.
Practical Message: Even after receiving blessings and the Holy Spirit, one must remain humble, treating others with compassion and generosity, rather than scorn.

Devotion: Complete Dedication to the Holiest

Topic: Defining and Practicing True Devotion.
Main Assertions:
- Devotion (헌신) means offering one’s body, material possessions, and heart (sincerity).
- It goes beyond mere respect or obedience; it is a complete dedication that manifests in actions.
- Even singing praises is considered an act of devotion.
Analogies/Examples:
- The act of serving the Holiest by listening attentively to his words is a form of devotion.
- Engaging in physical labor, like pulling weeds, also contributes to one’s spiritual level through devotion.
Practical Message: To truly be devoted, one must actively engage in offering all aspects of their being – physical effort, material support, and sincere intention – to the Holiest.

The Profound Influence of Music on Destiny

Topic: The Power of Songs to Shape Life and Spiritual Journey.
Main Assertions:
- Songs possess a powerful, almost prophetic, influence on the lives and destinies of singers and listeners.
- Uplifting and hopeful songs can foster positive outcomes, while sad or despairing songs can lead to tragic fates.
- The Holiest’s songs, like “Return the Jesus” (리턴스 지저스), are divinely inspired and designed to guide people towards Heaven.
Analogies/Examples:
- The tragic fates of singers like Hyun Mi (떠날 때는 말없이 – “Leaving Without a Word”) and Bae Ho (마지막 잎새 – “The Last Leaf”) are cited as examples where their songs eerily mirrored their real-life departures.
- The Holiest’s own songs, like “Call Me,” are described as having a powerful, positive effect on listeners, promoting happiness and even physical well-being.
Practical Message: Choose to listen to and sing songs that are hopeful and spiritually uplifting, especially those from the Holiest, as they can positively influence one’s destiny and aid in the journey to Heaven.

The Holiest’s Omniscient Perspective and Guidance

Topic: The Holiest’s Unique and Comprehensive Understanding.
Main Assertions:
- The Holiest possesses a holistic and deep understanding of all things, far surpassing that of conventional scholars.
- He reveals key insights and points to guide his followers, even if he doesn’t always articulate the full breadth of his knowledge.
- His teachings often involve mnemonic devices to help people remember complex information, from biblical geography to Korean mountain ranges.
Analogies/Examples:
- He references the seven mountains of Israel and the mountain ranges of Korea (e.g., Jangbaek, Myohyang, Gangnam, Jeoryeong, Myohyang, Eonjin, Myeolhak, Masikryeong, Gwangju) to demonstrate his vast knowledge and teaching methods.
- He uses mnemonic phrases like “강적 모는 멸망강” (Gangjeok Moneun Myeolmanggang) to help remember the names of mountain ranges and their historical significance.
Practical Message: Followers should strive to learn and internalize the Holiest’s teachings, recognizing that his wisdom is comprehensive and designed to elevate their understanding and spiritual level.

Key Quotes Collection
“축복은 여러분들이 내가 축복을 주면 여러분이 남을 고칠 수 있지.” (Blessing means that if I give you a blessing, you can heal others.)

Context: Explaining the practical power of a true blessing.

“신이 넣어지면 들어가 버리지.” (If the Holiest puts it in, it just enters.)

Context: Describing the direct and immediate effect of divine intervention.

“겸손과 헌신이지.” (It is humility and devotion.)

Context: Identifying the two human behaviors most favored by Heaven.

“공경은 하는데 그 사람의 예를 다하기는 어렵다 그랬지. 그게 헌신이야.” (You revere, but it’s hard to fully show respect to that person. That is devotion.)

Context: Distinguishing between mere reverence and complete devotion.

“헌신은 몸을 받치고 물질을 받치고 마음을 바치고 그 마음은 정성이야.” (Devotion means offering your body, offering your material possessions, and offering your heart, and that heart is sincerity.)

Context: Defining the comprehensive nature of devotion.

“겸손과 헌신은 천인이 제일 좋아하는 거예요. 그리고 겸손과 헌신은 레벨이 제일 많이 올라가는 거야.” (Humility and devotion are what Heaven likes the most. And humility and devotion are what raise your level the most.)

Context: Emphasizing the supreme importance of humility and devotion for spiritual advancement.

“신인은 일반 학자들하고 달라요. 전체를 내다보고 있어.” (The Holiest is different from ordinary scholars. He sees the whole picture.)

Context: Highlighting the Holiest’s unique, comprehensive understanding.

“여호와께서 사무엘에게 이르시되 그 용모와 신장을 보지 말라… 나의 보는 것은 사람과 같지 아니하니 사람은 외모를 보거니와 나 여호와는 중심을 보느니라.” (The Lord said to Samuel, “Do not look at his appearance or his height… For the Lord sees not as man sees: man looks on the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart.”)

Context: Quoting scripture to illustrate divine judgment based on inner character.

“냉소주의자가 되면 안 돼요.” (You must not become a cynic.)

Context: Warning against negative attitudes towards others, especially those of different faiths.

“이 헌신과 겸손만 레벨이 제일 많이 올라간다는 거예.” (Only this devotion and humility raise your level the most.)

Context: Reaffirming the unparalleled importance of these two virtues.

“노래가 노래대로 가수들이 운명히 끝난다는 거… 노래라는 것이 이렇게 무서운 거예요.” (That singers’ destinies end according to their songs… This is how powerful songs are.)

Context: Explaining the profound influence of music on destiny.

“우리가 하늘에 와서 그냥 다 낙담을 풀어 버려야 돼. 희망이 있다. 우리는 내일이 있다. 우리는 백궁 열차를 타고 간다. 얼마나 행복해.” (We must come to Sky Temple and release all discouragement. There is hope. We have tomorrow. We are riding the Sky Palace train. How happy that is.)

Context: Encouraging an optimistic and hopeful mindset among followers.

Mindmap Structure

Core Theme: The Holiest’s Teachings on Humility and Devotion for Spiritual Elevation
- I. Divine Blessing & Holy Spirit
- A. True Blessing: Power to Heal Others
- B. Holy Spirit: Direct Divine Presence
- 1. Enables Miracles (Healing by touch/word)
- 1. Contrasted with Temporary Gatherings
- II. Humility (겸손)
- A. Heaven’s Most Loved Quality
- B. Beyond Mere Reverence
- 1. Complete Dedication Required
- C. Biblical Example: David’s Anointing
- 1. Inner Character over Outward Appearance
- 1. Scorn (냉소) as a Barrier to Humility
- D. Practical Application: Compassion & Generosity
- III. Devotion (헌신)
- A. Heaven’s Second Most Loved Quality
- B. Comprehensive Offering
- 1. Body (몸): Physical Effort, Service
- 1. Material (물질): Contributions
- 1. Heart (마음): Sincerity, Attention
- 1. Music (음악): Singing Praises
- C. Elevates Spiritual Level Significantly
- IV. The Power of Music & Destiny
- A. Songs Influence Life’s Path
- B. Examples of Prophetic Songs
- 1. Hyun Mi: “Leaving Without a Word”
- 1. Bae Ho: “The Last Leaf”
- C. The Holiest’s Songs: Guidance to Heaven
- 1. “Return the Jesus”
- 1. “Call Me”
- D. Importance of Hopeful Music
- V. The Holiest’s Omniscient Guidance
- A. Comprehensive Understanding (Beyond Scholars)
- B. Teaching Methods: Mnemonics & Codes
- 1. Biblical & Geographical Knowledge
- 1. Code-based Memorization
- C. Purpose: Elevate Audience’s Level
- VI. Spiritual Advancement & Conduct
- A. Avoiding Scorn & Cynicism
- B. Respect for All, Including Other Religions
- C. Cultivating Hope & Positive Mindset
- D. Continuous Learning & Application of Teachings

Historical / Doctrinal Connections
This lecture by Huh Kyung-young Holiest consistently builds upon his established teachings, particularly the core tenets of his divine-human theory and principles for spiritual elevation.

Divine-Human Theory and Blessing: The concept of the Holiest bestowing blessings that empower individuals to heal others directly connects to his teaching that he is the source of all divine power and grace. This reinforces the idea that true spiritual power comes directly from him, distinguishing it from conventional religious practices. The emphasis on the Holy Spirit entering individuals through the Holiest’s intervention aligns with his claim of being the embodiment of divine authority.
Spiritual Level Elevation: The repeated assertion that “humility and devotion are what raise your level the most” is a foundational principle in his doctrine. It provides a clear pathway for followers to advance spiritually, linking their actions and attitudes directly to their standing in the divine hierarchy. This is a consistent theme across his lectures, emphasizing personal responsibility and adherence to his prescribed virtues.
Critique of Conventional Religion: The Holiest’s distinction between genuine spiritual power (leading to healing) and temporary, ineffective religious gatherings (like “Holy Spirit revival meetings”) reflects his broader critique of established religions. He often positions his teachings as the true path, contrasting them with what he perceives as superficial or incomplete spiritual practices.
Emphasis on Inner Character: The use of the biblical story of David’s anointing, with its focus on God looking at the heart rather than outward appearance, is a recurring motif in his teachings. This reinforces his message that external status, wealth, or physical attributes are irrelevant to divine favor; what truly matters is one’s inner humility and sincerity. This aligns with his broader message of transcending worldly values.
The Power of Words and Intent: The discussion on the prophetic nature of songs and how they shape destiny extends his teaching on the power of words and intention. This concept is often applied to his own songs and pronouncements, which he asserts have direct, transformative effects on individuals and reality. This reinforces the idea that his words are not mere human utterances but carry divine power.
Omniscience and Unique Knowledge: The Holiest’s demonstration of vast, detailed knowledge (e.g., Korean mountain ranges, biblical history) and his claim of seeing the “whole picture” differentiate him from “ordinary scholars.” This reinforces his image as an omniscient being, whose teachings are rooted in a comprehensive understanding unavailable to others. His use of mnemonic codes also highlights his unique pedagogical approach.
Newly Emphasized Points or Developments:
Explicit Definition of Devotion: While devotion has always been implied, this lecture provides a very explicit and comprehensive definition of devotion (헌신) as encompassing “body, material, and heart (sincerity),” including specific examples like physical labor and singing. This offers a more structured understanding of how followers can practice devotion.
Warning Against Cynicism (냉소주의자): The strong warning against becoming a “cynic” and speaking ill of other religious practitioners is a notable emphasis. This suggests a focus on fostering a more inclusive and compassionate attitude among his followers, even while maintaining the uniqueness of his own path.
The Holiest’s Name and the Definite Article: The detailed explanation about the definite article “the” preceding “Jesus” in “Return the Jesus” and its significance when referring to divine beings in English (e.g., “the Holiest”) is a new linguistic and theological nuance. It highlights the precision and depth of his understanding, even in grammatical details, and subtly reinforces his divine status.

Action Items & Blessing Guidance
Cultivate Humility and Avoid Scorn: Actively practice humility in all interactions, refraining from looking down on others, especially those who may seem less fortunate or spiritually advanced. This includes avoiding cynicism towards other religious groups.
Practice Comprehensive Devotion: Dedicate your body, material possessions, and heart (sincerity) to the Holiest. This can involve physical service, material contributions, sincere prayer, and singing his songs.
Listen to and Sing Uplifting Songs: Prioritize listening to and singing songs that are hopeful and positive, particularly those from the Holiest, as they can positively influence your destiny and aid your spiritual journey to Heaven.
Embrace a Hopeful Mindset: Release all discouragement and cultivate a strong sense of hope, believing in a bright future and the journey to Sky Palace.
Continuously Elevate Your Spiritual Level: Understand that humility and devotion are the most effective ways to raise your spiritual level, and actively apply these principles in your daily life to receive greater blessings.
One-Sentence Overall Summary
The Holiest teaches that humility and devotion, encompassing sincere heart, physical effort, and material offerings, are the two paramount virtues cherished by Heaven, serving as the most direct and powerful means for individuals to elevate their spiritual level, receive divine blessings, and positively shape their destiny, as exemplified by biblical narratives and the profound influence of hopeful music.

What two human behaviors does Heaven love most? Heaven favors humility and devotion, as these qualities elevate one’s spiritual level and are exemplified by figures like David, who was chosen as king despite his humble appearance.Heaven values two human behaviors above all others: humility and devotion . These qualities are crucial for spiritual growth and are exemplified by figures like David, who became king despite his humble background .

Humility

Definition: Humility means being modest and not thinking you are better than others . It allows you to be open to divine guidance and follow spiritual teachings .
Importance:
- Spiritual Growth: Humility is essential for increasing your spiritual level .
- Respect for the Divine: When you stand before a holy person, the first thing you must do is show respect . While everyone shows respect, truly honoring them by fulfilling their requests is difficult .
- Avoiding Arrogance: Even if you receive blessings or spiritual power, you must remain humble . You should view those who haven’t received such blessings with compassion and try to help them, rather than looking down on them .
Example of David:
- Samuel‘s Mission: The prophet Samuel was sent by God to anoint a new king from the sons of Jesse . Samuel was a priest with the authority to appoint kings .
- Jesse’s Sons: Jesse presented his seven eldest sons, who were handsome and well-dressed, to Samuel . However, God told Samuel not to judge by outward appearance, as He looks at the heart .
- David’s Appearance: Jesse initially didn’t present his youngest son, David, because David was a shepherd and seemed insignificant, dressed in poor clothes and smelling of sheep . He was considered the least important among his brothers, often sent to do dangerous tasks like tending sheep where he had to fight off wild animals .
- David’s Anointing: Despite David’s humble appearance, Samuel immediately recognized his inner qualities and anointed him as king . David was humble and obedient, quietly following his father’s instructions to tend the sheep, even if it meant facing danger .
- Brothers’ Arrogance: David’s older brothers were arrogant and looked down on him, mocking him for being a shepherd . They were judged as “garbage” by Samuel because of their pride and tendency to mistreat their younger brother .
- Lesson: This story teaches that outward appearance and social status are not important to God; inner humility and obedience are what truly matter .

Devotion

Definition: Devotion means dedicating yourself completely, offering your body, material possessions, and sincere effort (heart) . It’s about fully committing to someone or something .
Importance:
- Completing Respect: While showing respect (reverence) is common, true devotion involves fully committing to the person you respect . For example, if you claim to respect a divine being but then act disrespectfully towards others, your devotion is incomplete .
- Types of Devotion: Devotion includes:
- Offering your physical self (body) .
- Offering your material possessions .
- Offering your heart and sincerity (effort) .
- Even singing hymns or spiritual songs is a form of devotion .
- Obedience: Listening carefully and following instructions is also a form of devotion . There are two types of obedience: 100% obedience and 99% obedience, with 100% being the ideal .
- Spiritual Elevation: Like humility, devotion significantly raises your spiritual level .
- Avoiding Negativity: Do not criticize or speak ill of other religions or people who do not follow your path . Being a cynic (someone who always finds fault) is not devotion .

The Power of Songs and Destiny

Songs Reflect and Shape Destiny: The songs people sing or listen to can influence their lives and destinies .
- Hyun Mi’s “Leaving Without a Word“: The singer Hyun Mi passed away peacefully in her sleep, just as her song “Leaving Without a Word” suggests .
- Bae Ho‘s “The Last Leaf“: Bae Ho, another singer, died at a young age after recording “The Last Leaf,” and many of his songs spoke of farewells and endings . He was a genius singer, and his songs are still widely loved, with many fan clubs dedicated to him .
- Kim Jung-ho: Similarly, Kim Jung-ho, known for sad songs, disappeared from the music scene like his music suggested .
Positive Songs for a Positive Future: Listening to and singing hopeful songs can bring hope and positive outcomes, while dwelling on sadness can lead to more despair . Therefore, it’s important to sing songs that promote hope and a bright future, especially in spiritual contexts .
Spiritual Music: Music can also be a tool for spiritual healing and connection . Certain spiritual songs are believed to be divinely inspired and can help guide individuals towards a heavenly destination .

Divine Perspective on Appearance

God’s View vs. Human View: God does not judge based on outward appearance, height, or physical beauty, unlike humans . Instead, God looks at a person’s heart and inner qualities .
Prophetic Insight: Prophets like Samuel have the spiritual insight to see beyond physical traits and recognize a person’s true character and divine potential .

Geographical and Historical Knowledge

Korean Mountain Ranges: The speaker briefly discusses Korean mountain ranges, including the Jangbaek Mountain Range (Baekdu Mountain area) and the Myohyang Mountain Range .
Seven Rib-like Mountain Ranges: The speaker describes seven “rib-like” mountain ranges in Korea, which include:
- These ranges are associated with major rivers like the Imjin River, Yesong River, Daedong River, and Han River .
Historical Context: The speaker mentions that Pyongyang, historically known as Seogyeong during the Goryeo Dynasty, was frequently attacked by northern invaders, which is why the northern mountain ranges are metaphorically called “strong enemies” (Gangjeok) .
Memorization Techniques: The speaker emphasizes the importance of memorizing information using codes and acronyms, similar to how religious texts are memorized .

Spiritual Blessings and Levels

Levels of Blessings: The speaker bestows various levels of spiritual blessings (e.g., “level 1.5 trillion,” “level 2 trillion,” “level 3 trillion,” “level 1 trillion”) upon different groups of people .
Inclusivity: These blessings are extended not only to those present at the lecture but also to their families, ancestors, and even those watching online (YouTube viewers) .
Compassion for Online Viewers: The speaker notes that online viewers receive significant blessings because they may not be able to attend in person due to various circumstances .

What two human behaviors does Heaven love most? Humility and devotion are what Heaven values most, as they lead to the highest spiritual growth.

Heaven’s Favorite Human Behaviors: Humility and Devotion
Heaven values humility and devotion above all else, as these behaviors lead to the highest spiritual growth .

Humility

Humility means being modest and not thinking you are better than others .
When you are humble, you are open to receiving divine wisdom .
The story of David becoming king shows the importance of humility .
- David’s older brothers were proud and looked down on him because he was a shepherd .
- However, the prophet Samuel recognized David’s humble heart and chose him to be king, even though David was young and seemed unimportant .
- God looks at a person’s heart, not their outward appearance .
Even if you receive blessings or spiritual gifts, you should remain humble and compassionate towards others .
Avoid looking down on or criticizing others, especially those of different faiths .

Devotion (Dedication)

Devotion means dedicating yourself completely .
It involves offering your body, material possessions, and sincere heart (effort) .
Listening carefully and following divine teachings is also a form of devotion .
True devotion means honoring a divine being not just with respect, but by fully committing to their teachings in all aspects of your life .
Humility and devotion are the two qualities that help you grow spiritually the most .

The Power of Songs

Songs can influence a person’s destiny .
For example, singers like Hyun Mi and Bae Ho experienced lives that mirrored the themes of their popular songs .
Positive and hopeful songs can bring hope, while sad songs can lead to sorrow .
Listening to uplifting music can help purify emotions and provide spiritual healing .

What two human behaviors does Heaven love most? Humility and devotion are what Heaven values most, as they lead to the highest spiritual growth.

Heaven’s Favorite Human Behaviors: Humility and Devotion
Heaven values humility and devotion above all else, as these behaviors lead to the highest spiritual growth .

Humility

Humility means being modest and not thinking you are better than others .
When you are humble, you are open to receiving divine wisdom .
The story of David becoming king shows the importance of humility .
- David’s older brothers were proud and looked down on him because he was a shepherd .
- However, the prophet Samuel recognized David’s humble heart and chose him to be king, even though David was young and seemed unimportant .
- God looks at a person’s heart, not their outward appearance .
Even if you receive blessings or spiritual gifts, you should remain humble and compassionate towards others .
Avoid looking down on or criticizing others, especially those of different faiths .

Devotion (Dedication)

Devotion means dedicating yourself completely .
It involves offering your body, material possessions, and sincere heart (effort) .
Listening carefully and following divine teachings is also a form of devotion .
True devotion means honoring a divine being not just with respect, but by fully committing to their teachings in all aspects of your life .
Humility and devotion are the two qualities that help you grow spiritually the most .

The Power of Songs

Songs can influence a person’s destiny .
For example, singers like Hyun Mi and Bae Ho experienced lives that mirrored the themes of their popular songs .
Positive and hopeful songs can bring hope, while sad songs can lead to sorrow .
Listening to uplifting music can help purify emotions and provide spiritual healing .

에어컨 왜 껐어? >> 에어컨 왜 꺾어? >> 에어컨 왜 에어컨 왜 눌려졌나 모양? >> 누가 눌렀다 켜세요. >> 그러니까 없지. >> 자 이제 켰네. >> 네 >> 나오면 좀 시원해야 되는데.

아 이거 꺼진 일도 모르고 막 노래 부르고 있어서 아 촛불 꺼진다고 껐나 봐요. >> 어 >> 촛불 꺼진다고 꺼 >> 아 촛불 꺼져도 꺼지 마. 어, 끄지 마세요. >> 어, 촛불은 꺼져도 내가 분육만 하면 돼.

알겠죠? >> 네. >> 그러면 이게 낮에 사진 찍어도 안 보여 불이. >> 그러니까 내가 호면 되잖아. >> 네.

그래. 그래. 안 그래? >> 네. >> 보여야.

총가 불이 켜진게 보인다고. >> 안 보여도 괜찮아. >> 안 보여도 되고. >> 알겠죠? >> 초는 형식적인 거야.

네. >> 오래 쓰면 좋잖아. 맨날 그냥 놔두고 불만 탁해서 붙여. 그럼 우리 눈에는 보이는데 왜 안 보이지? 음.

내가 아까 문제낸게 여러분 틀려놓고 5천 달라고 그랬지. 아 그여 목사님한테 5천물 줬는데 그거 주겠어? >> 주십니까? >> 그게요. >> 그게 1년 치가 더 되는 거야. 내이 어 >> 아무리 저도 안돼 레벨 >> 좋습니다.

5천조에는 5천조에는 예. >> 백궁과 백궁을 이동할 수가 있는 레벨이야. >> 목사님보다 >> 5분지로 내가 줄게. 전무 레벨 천조무 들어가.

아이고. 때를 사니깐 써밖에 없구나. >> 그거 그걸로라도 떼워야지. 날개 >> 날개 날개를 날개 >> 어 아무렇게 틀어놔도 돼.

밑으로 >> 어 약간 밑으로 사람들이 어 공기가 순환되게 >> 창걸 밑으로 하면은이 돌죠. >> 네. >> 이렇게 되 있는 거야. 아까 내가 문제낸 거 여러분 못 맞췄지? >> 네.

알겠죠? >> 네. >> 여러분이 성공한 사람이 다섯 가지 시험에 걸린다 그랬지. >> 네. >> 근데 우리 백궁에 다 축복받은 사람은 축복을 다른 말로 바꾸면 뭐야? >> 은총.

축복을 다른 말로 바꾸면 >> 은총이 아닙니다. >> 은총은 >> 아무 조건 없이 주는 거예요. >> 그러니까 함부로 주는게 아니고 축복을 다른 말로 바꾸면 뭔지 >> 아니야. >> 행복 >> 은혜 >> 목사님은 알면서도 가만 있는 걸 거야.

아멘. >> 축복이 다른 말을 받고 뭔지 모르겠어요. >> 아멘. >> 내가 요새 자꾸 그런 걸 물어 가지고 여러분 수준이 많이 올라갔어.

알았죠? >> 네. >> 축복은 여러분들이 내가 축복을 주면 여러분이 남을 고칠 수 있지. >> 예. >> 권능도 아닙니다.

축복 속에는 권능을 행사할 수 있는 것도 있지만 >> 그거는 성령을 주는 거야. 알았죠? 아멘. >> 알았죠? >> 그래서 기독교에서 보면 성령 뭐 북집회 뭐 이런 거 하죠? >> 네. >> 그런데 그 사람들이 전부 목사님들이 축복을 줬다고 가상하자.

그 사람들이 성령이 안 들어갔기 때문에 계속 성령 >> 부엉 집회 이런 걸 하잖아 목사님. 그죠? >> 그게 성령이 들어가는 거야. >> 아. 아, >> 근데 그 사람들은 죽을 때까지 성령 집회를 해야 돼.

안 들어가니까. >> 한 명도 들어간 사람이 없어요. >> 근데 신이 넣어지면 들어가 버리지. >> 네.

그래, 여러분, 죽는 사람이 있으면 >> 말로 안 해도 마음속으로 그 사람 손만 잡으면 살아나지. >> 네. >> 마음으로 광세되라. 그럼 살아난단 말이야.

그게 성령이 들어가 있는 거야. >> 알았죠? 오순절날 내가 돌아오고 나서 오순절날 성령 강림 있었지. >> 그러면 그때 그 사람들이 뭐가 생겼어? 병고치는 능력이 >> 생겨? 안 생겨? >> 생겨요. >> 그게 성령이야.

알았지? >> 그 여러분은 성령을 100% 받은 사람들이 >> 알았죠? >> 그러면 성령을 받은 사람은이 신인이 뭘 좋아하는지 딱 알고 있어야 되는 거야. 두 가지 있다 그랬지. >> 겸손과 >> 헌신 >> 겸손과 헌신이지. >> 네.이 >> 겸손해 봐.

하늘의 말씀이 붙지. >> 하늘의 말씀이 붙는 거야. 이게 내 말씀을 따르는 거란 말이. 글씨를 좀 뭐 크게 쓰면은 겸손이지.

네. 여기 저기 혹판을 내가 잘 쓰는데 여기는 잘 안 써져. >> 겸손 >> 알겠죠? >> 네. >> 그다음에 뭐야? >> 헌신 >> 헌신 헌신과 겸손은 >> 꼭 여러분들이 이제 명심해야 돼.

네. >> 어 거룩한 자가 거룩한 자 앞에 여러분이 설 때는 첫째 이거야. 거룩한 자를 공경 안 하는 사람이 어디겠니? 그런데 공경은 하는데 예를 지키기 어렵다 그랬지. >> 예.

내 한문으로 가르쳐줬지. >> 며칠 전에 그지? 거룩한 사람한테 예를 공경 안 하는 사람은 없어. >> 응. 그래.

안 그래? 공경은 하는데 >> 그 사람의 예를 다하기는 어렵다 그랬지. >> 예. >> 가난한 사람한테는 어떻다고? >> 소인한테는 어떻다고? 대인이 아까 말한 건 거룩하다는 건 대인을 말해. 대인은 공경하지 않는 자가 없다.

흑반에 한 번으로 써 줬지. >> 그러나 그 대인을 이해를 다하기는 어렵다. 그게 헌신이야. >> 헌신.

알겠지? >> 네. >> 여러분들이 신인이 이렇게 와 있는데 신인을 공경하기는 안 하는 사람이 없어. 공경해. 근데 예를 다 하는 건 헌신이야.

나를 공경한다 그러면서 나가서 거지 외면 남한테 대들고 남편한테 욕하고 이러면 이게 헌신이 되나? >> 헌신이 안 되는 거야. 요게 성립해 줘야 돼. 그러니까 여러분들은 내가 조금 이제요 뭘 가르쳐 주고 있는 거야. >> 조금 한 단계 올라갔어요.

네. >> 그래서 이걸 명심해야 됩니다. >> 네. 아멘.

어, 얘는 다 했는 저저 공경은 하는데 순종은 하는데 순종이 두 가지가 있어요. 두 가지가 있다고. 음. 자, 순종 이야기하면 또 길어져.

그러니까 순종은 100% 순종이 있고 99% 순종이 있어. >> 알겠죠? >> 예. >> 100% 순종하는 거. 99% 순종이 달라요.

예. 사무엘이 하루는 이스라엘의 왕을 정하기 위해서 이세의 집을 가서 이세가 누구야? >> 다윗의 아버지. >> 다윗의 아버지야. 그래 가서 하늘에서 사무엘이 이세의 집에서 왕자를 왕을 하도록 해라.

이래서 사무엘이 갔어요. 사무엘이 뭐예요? 직책이 >> 제사장. >> 제사장. >> 사무엘의 직책이 뭐예요? >> 제사장.

직책이 있나? 직책이 없지만 하늘의 직책은 있지. 그 사람이 왕을 임명할 수 있는 고난이 있는 거야. 그 사무엘한테 그 오다를 받아 사무엘이 오다를 받아서 이세 집에 가서 여기 왕제가 있다는데 애들을 다 좀 불러 모으라 하니까 일곱 명을 아들을 데려 갖다 앞에 데려했지. 예쁜 옷을 입혀가지고 아주 잘생긴 아들들 포을 머리에 뭐 참 응 초과집 머리를 갖다가 좀 약간 옆으로 멋을 내게 해 가지고 초과지붕 머리가 뭐야 그냥 머리 척 총각들 머리 내려온 거 저 목사님 머리는 초과지붕 머리가 아니야 요새 젊은 애들이 전부 초과지붕 머리야 >> 그냥 밑으로 빗어 내린 걸 초과지붕 머리라 그래 초과지붕 머리를 한 거를 요렇게 뭐 뽀마들 좀 팔라가 이뻐 해 가지고 그 이세가 그 아들 일곱 명을 포장을 딱 해가지고 내놨어요.

그 사무엘이 와서 요렇게 오더니 어머 여기 왕이 없네 이러는 거야. 어 그러면은 분명히이 집에 가면 있다 그랬는데 이게 없으니 이게 보통 이리 아니잖아. >> 그러니까 이세가 자기 저 사무엘이 아 내가 잘못 봤나? 안만 봐도이 왕이 될 사람은 여기 기름을 가지고 와서 기름을 부으면 왕이 되는 거야. 아멘.

기름을 들고 왔단 말이야. 이걸 써야 되잖아. 누군가 머리에 부어야 되는데 아 이거 보니까 전부 얼굴 허대같이 잘생겼는데 왕이 없는 거야. 하늘에서 왕제를 정하러 그서 아 애가 이거 일곱 명밖에 없어.

그러니까 이세가 한 놈이 막내가 있긴 있는데인데 걔는 영 아니라서 양치기로 맨날 보내 버린다고. 걔는 옷도 거지 같고 남하고 철하고 예. 볼 것이 없다고. 걔는 안 보는게 낫습니다.

이런단 말이야. 어 그러니까 사무엘이 무슨 소리냐? 걔를 좀 데려와줘 오라고 지시하니까 이제 가서 데려왔어. 데려왔는데 보니깐 양에 양 양을 만지다 보니까 그냥 들어오는데도 집안에 냄새가 나는 거야. 너무 지집어 나니까 뭐 옷이 양을 끌어앉고 막 이래 가지고 다니니까 옷에서 막 양털이 붙어 있고 이게 옷이 거지 같잖아.

그리고 막 온 몸이 그냥 뭐 산 속에서 그냥 그 뭐야 이거 양만 하다 보니까 애가 뭐 얼굴이 그냥 사람 얼굴이 아니야. >> 그리고 볼품 없어요. 초라해. 형들보다 못 먹여 가지고 막내니까 양을 모는 애는 집의 형제 중에 제일 머지리 같은 애한테 양을 모르게.

무슨 말인지 알? 와서 맨날 그 저저 늑대 같은게 와서 잘못하면 잡아 막혀요. >> 그러니까 집안에서 버린 자식에게 양을 보라 그러지 똑똑한 자식은 공부시키고 양을 보러 안 해. 그런데 이건 맨날 돌팔매지만 해 가지고 애가 그냥 완전히 짐승하고 싸우느라고 그 헐벗은 거지야. 근데 사무엘이 딱 보는 순간에 기름을 딱 부어요.

얘가 얘가 이스라엘의 왕이 될 애다. 그러니까이 아버지 이세가 아 걔는 아닙니다. 아이 그거 잘못 보셨어요. 자꾸 그런거 옆에서.

그래서 사무엘이 뭐라 그래? 응. 무슨 소리냐? 내가 기름을 붙는데 웬 말이 그렇게 많느냐? 이런 기름을 딱 보고 얘가 왕이다.이 했단 말이야. 그리고 사무엘이 서서 걔한테 이렇게 절을 하고 이제 사무엘이 왕으로 임명한 거야. 기름을 부었어.

그리고 얘를 딱 갖추니까 집안 식구들이 완전 달라. 형들이 어떻게 됐어? 깨갱한 거야. 깨갱. 아니 쟤는 맨날 우리가 제 패고 말이야 얻어지고 아 쟤가 다윗처럼이 무슨 우리 막내가 왕이란 말이냐 그 형들이 배가 아프지 그 옛날에 그 나오잖아 >> 탕자 그 마탱이 그지 동생 말이야 뭐 살진 송아지 잡아 주니까 눈알 튀어나오듯이 그래 안 그래 나는 말 재밌게 하느라고 눈알 튀어나온다 하는 거야 알겠죠 >> 네 >> 그러니까 아이 매처놈이 무슨 망입니까 뭐 이러고 형들이 입이 나왔다 말이야 말이야.

근데 사무엘이가 버려. 그래 놓고. 그래. 거기가 나중에 왕이 되죠.

네. >> 그래. 안 그래요? >> 그러니까 사람은 그 왕제는 그 지도자가 될 사람은 겸손한 거야. 겸손.

알았죠? >> 네. >> 그럼 그 형들은 겸손한가? >> 아니요. >> 교만한 거야. >> 막내를 뭐 한다고? >> 냉소.

냉소한다고. 그 다섯 가지 시험이 있지. 냉소가네 번째야. >> 그 냉소에 걸리는 거야.

형들은 형들은 전부 아버지가 잘생겼다. 뭐 이래 주니까 형은 전부 잘 났지. 너 가서 양떼 좀 몰라 그러면 아 내가 왜 양을 몰아요? 저 막내 저는 보내요. 이래 버리는 거야.

그럼 걔들이 겸손하나? >> 아니요. >> 교만한 거야. 사무엘이 딱 보니까 아유 저것들은 걸러서 몸만 인간이지. 저것들은 쓰레기야.

평생 막내 괴롭힐 놈들이야. 저거 >> 예 >> 무슨 말인지 알겠어요? 아멘. >> 왕을 세워나면 그 동생이 왕이라는 거 가지고 새도 불릴 놈들이야. 전부 첫눈에 알아보는 거야.

첫눈에 다윗을 딱 보니까 눈동자가 살아 있어. >> 겸손하고 아버지가 양을 보라 그러면 가서 양 보고 묵묵히 시킨다는 거야. 짐성의 밥이 되더라도 묵묵히 아버지 시킨대로 따르고 그래. 안 그래? >> 그래서 그 다윗이 슬프는 순간에 사무엘이 아 얘는 왕제구나.

겸손한 애들. 응. 형 앞에 눌려 가지고 꼼짝 못 해도 왕이 됐죠. >> 네.

그래서 그것이 겸손이야. >> 네. >> 이거를 사람 눈에 첫눈에 알아보는 거야. 선지자들은 >> 사무엘이 선지자죠.

네. >> 딱 보면 얘는 사람들한테 참 잘하겠다. 이걸 우리는 알 수 있는 거야. >> 알았죠? >> 네.

근데 여러분 이제 축복받았다. 나는 성령이 돌았다. 교만하면 되나 안 되나? >> 안 돼. 안 받은 사람 대할 때 아이 사람들은 내가 축복을 못 받았지니까 처근한 눈으로 봐야 되겠지.

네. >> 처근한 눈으로 보면서 뭐 한 개를 또 더 주려고 해야 돼. >> 알았죠? >> 아 나는 천국 간다고 너거는 그냥 야 >> 발로 차버리면 되나? >> 안 됩니다. >> 안 됩니다.

그러니까 여기 뭐가 붙어야 돼? >> 헌신. >> 헌신이 붙어야 되지. 네. >> 그러면이 헌신은 여러분이 아까 다 틀렸어.

한두 명도 아니야. >> 헌신. 신은 뭐야? 몸. 몸을 바친다이 말이야.

알겠죠? >> 네. >> 헌신 이걸 중요시해야 돼. >> 네. >> 그러니까 이거는 몇 가지가 있어? 헌신은 >> 몸을 받치고 물질을 받치고 마음을 바치고 >> 그 마음은 정성이야.

아멘. 이게 헌신이야. 음악도 받쳐. 여러분 찬송과 불리지.

그게 헌신이야. >> 그걸 다른 말로 헌신가야. 맞아, 안 맞아? >> 네. >> 근데 이걸 여러분들이 내가 이야기하면 딴 말만 하고 있어.

아까 그랬지. >> 네. >> 그 누가 나중에이 영상을 보면 창피한 거지. >> 네.

그 창피를 당해야 되는 거야. 우리는 >> 알았죠? >> 네. >> 수준을 좀 높여야 돼. 이제 >> 네.

그러면 겸손과 헌신은 천인이 제일 좋아하는 거예요. 그리고 겸손과 헌신은 레벨이 제일 많이 올라가는 거야. >> 그러니까 우리 목사님이 노래 만들었지. >> 네.

리턴스 지저스지. >> 네. >> 그게 리턴 지저스야. 리턴스 지어요.

지어. >> 왜 리턴서가 됐을까? >> 리턴 더. >> 왜 더가 붙은지 알아? >> 리턴 더 지저로 돼 있지. 왜 정관사가 붙은지 알아? 리턴드입니다.

어 >> 리턴드라리턴드 >> 아 리턴드로 해서 >> 아 리턴이 >> 완료행으로 했지. >> 그러네 리턴드 >> 지저인데 거기 더 들어가도 되고 안 들어가도 돼. >> 리턴도 더 지어서야. 정관사가 신인에게는 들어가야 돼.

원래가 >> 신에게는 그게 >> 상당히 >> 중요한 건데 그래도 줄여서 했기 때문에 아무 상관이 없어. >> 그래서 내 이름에는 뭐가 붙어야 된다고? >> 정관사. >> 정관사가 영으로 할 때는 붙어야 된다. 리턴드더 지저스야.

여러분이 노래는 그냥 리턴드 지저스 하지만 >> 지저스 앞에 정관사가 붙어 있다고 보면 되는 거지. >> 네네. >> 그래. 안 그래? 신의 이름을 부를 때는 여러분은 어가 붙어.

맞아 맞아? >> 네네. >> 응. 여러분 이름 앞에는 어가 붙어요. >> 네.가 >> 앞에는 뭐가 붙어야 돼? >> 더.

더 붙어야 되는 거야. 그것도 하나의 여러분이 알아놔야 돼. >> 네. >> 차별이 있어요.

그래서 겸손과 헌신을 하는 데는 지혜가 있어야 되는 거야. >> 뭘 알아야 되는 거지. 알겠죠? 아멘. 신인은 일반 학자들하고 달라요.

전체를 내다보고 있어. 전체를 제밀히 알고 있는데 말은 안 하는 거야. >> 알았죠? >> 그러나 포인트는 여러분한테 >> 해 줘야 그래서 여러분한테 오늘 사무엘 이야기하면서 초라한 사람을 냉소하게 냉소로 바르보면 되나 안 되나? >> 안 되죠. >> 네.

어. 그러니까 그 이세나 이세 아들들은 다윗을 아주 거지같이 봤다는 거. 어 그래도 눈이 영적인 눈이 영성이 있는 사무엘이 와서는 첫눈에 알아보잖아. >> 그 내가 첫눈에 알아본다는 시 여러분 알지? >> 내가 외우고 있는 시가 한 500개 되지.

네. >> 그저께 내 시 하나 틀어주고 목마 승려 봤죠? >> 네. >> 제일 처음에 뭐예요? 제일 처음에 목마승력 제일 처음에 >> 이거 봐. 그걸 벌써 다 잊어버렸잖아.

어 그게 상당히 긴데 한참 했지. >> 그 내가 금방 >> 눈 감고 금방 외우는 거야. 응. 아니 목마 승녀 제일 첫 앞에 하는 사람 내벨 1조 준다.

한잔의 마시고 >> 어 내 저 사람 1.5 들어가라. 한잔의 술을 마십니다. 이렇게 시작하지. >> 그러니까이 우리이 종교에서는 꼭 옛날에 보면은 술이 들어가.

포도 나오지. >> 네. >> 그래. 안 그래? 술을 나쁘만 보는게 아니라 예를 갖추는데도 써요.

그래. 안 그래? 그래서 거기는 인생에서 술이라는 건 고해를 말해. 그러면 그 한 잔의 술을 마시면 버진이 울퍼의 생애와 그지? 목마을 탄 숙녀에 이렇게 쭉 나가는 거야. 그러면 그걸 만남이라는 거 내가 방금 이야기할 때 그 괜히 시약기를 꺼냈는데 그 몇십 전 우리 들었지? >> 네.

그거를 고등학교 때 내가 한 500개를 시을 외웠어. 그중에 제일 긴 시야. 이게 >> 노트 두 장이야. >> 그걸 외워야 되는 거야.

그 내 옆에서 내가 흥국 사회에서 일할 때 나나무하고 할 때 절에 나무 할 때 옆에 그 누나가 병든 그 어떤 대학생 누나가 계속 시집을 들고 다면서 읽었다 그랬지. 그까 맨날 나무하는 사람 소년 옆에서 맨날 읽으니까 내기에 들어왔지. >> 그 내가 더 잘 배워. 그 누나보다 나중에는 >> 그리고 그중에 만남이라는 시가 있었다 그랬지.

네. >> 만남의시는 뭐라고 하돼? 처음에 하나님 저에게 >> 응. 보다 뭐야? >> 응. >> 첫눈에 >> 하나님 저에게 >> 복된 만남을 정지하여 주시옵소서.

이게 첫 번째야. >> 네. 거짓 같은 사람 만나게 해 주지 마라이 말이야. 전 복된 사람 만나게 하자이 말이지.

네. >> 하나님 저에게 복된 만남을 잠지하여 주시옵소서. 동에서 달려온 한 남자와 서쪽에서 달려온 한 여자가 만나면 첫눈에 알아보게 하옵시오. 처음인데 금방 아이고 저게 내 마누라야.

우리 목사님 부인 데리고 다니시지. 상당히 부러워. 내가 없는 걸 데리고 다니니까 알겠죠? >> 만나면 첫눈에 알아보게 하옵시고 다시는 나뉘지 못할 준한 심판을 주시옵소서. >> 그러죠? >> 어, 요게 그 시야.

그러니까 왜 우리가 이상한 사람을 만나 가지고 비극으로 가냐이 말이야. 복된 만남을 하나님이 그냥 딱 정해 점지해 줘 버리면 다시는 못해지게 해 버리면 되지않냐? 이게 오중에서만 여자가 그러겠어. >> 네. >> 그렇게 있죠.

그 여러분은 그 만남의 문제에서부터 >> 비극이 오고 그러지. >> 네. >> 그러니까 이것은 자기가 뿌린 걸 자기가 거둡는 것이기 때문에 >> 신하고는 관련이 없어요. >> 예.

하늘 온 것도 여러분이 뿌린 걸 그 거두러 와서 >> 예. >> 천국 가기 위해서. 그죠? >> 네. >> 그러니까 이거 신이 선택했나? >> 아니요.

음. 근데 종교들은 열심히 하니까 신이 선택했다 아니라 열심히 하니까 천국에서 >> 그 점수를 주는 것뿐이야. >> 그 그게 은총인가? 아니야. 그게 은혜인가? 아니야.

자기가 적검한 걸 자기가 타는 거야. 자기가 천국 열차 티켓을 만든 거야. >> 맞아 맞아? >> 네. >> 그래 오니깐 나를 만나서 완성이 된 거 아니야? >> 예.

맞아. 안 맞아? 그게 사무엘상에 성경 찾아서 읽어요. 사무엘상 16장 7절인가? 8절. 7절 한번 해 봐.

사무엘상 7절 한번 읽어 봐요. >> 예. >> 자, 이거 >> 예. 우리 재밌잖아.

네. 이야기입니다. >> 네. >> 여호와께서 사무엘에게 이르시되 그 용모와 신장을 보지 말라.

내가 이미 >> 잘들어 용모와 신장을 보지 마라. >> 예. >> 그거 가면 전부 키커고 잘생긴 애들이 있는데 걔들이 아니다.이 말이야. >> 암실 줬죠.

예. >> 다시 읽어. >> 여호와께서 사무엘에게 이르시되 그 용모와 신장을 보지 말라. 내가 이미 그를 버렸노라.

나의 보는 것은 사람과 같지 아니하니 사람은 외모를 보거니와 나 여호와는 중심을 보느니라. >> 읽어. >> 예. 잠시만요.

7장 8장. >> 아, 8절. >> 예. >> 이세가 저 위에 >> 재밌죠? >> 네.

이세가 아비나을 불러 사무엘 앞을 지나가게 하 사무엘이 이르되 이도 여호와께서 택하지 아니하셨느니라 하니 이세가 산마로 지나게 함매 사무엘이 이르되 이도 여호와께서 택하지 >> 아니하셨 >> 아니하셨 하니라 이세가 그의 아들 일곱을 다 사무엘 앞으로 지나가게 하나 사무엘이 이에게 이르되호께서 이들을지 아니하셨니라 하고 또이 이세에게 이르되 너의 아들들이 다 여기 있느냐? 이세가 이르되 아직 막내가 남았는데 그는 양을 지키나이다. 사무엘이 이세에게 이르되 사람을 보내어 그를 데려오라. 그가 여기 오기까지는 우리가 앉지 아니하겠노라.서 >> 있어요. 사무엘은 앉지 않고 >> 만약 그 다윗이 올 때까지 자기는서 있겠다.

이에 사람을 보내어 그를 데려오매 그의 빛이 붉고 눈이 빼어나고 얼굴이 아름답더라. 여호와께서 이르시되이가 그니 일어나 기름을 부라 하시는지라 사무엘이 기름뿔병을 가져다가 그의 형제 중에서 그에게 부었더니 이날 이후로 다이 호의 영에게 크게 감동되니라 사무엘이 떠나서 라마로 가니라죠 사무엘이 기름 부어 주는데 주기 전에 하늘의 음성을 들었지 네. >> 어, 그거 가서 키나 이런 맵이 보지 마라. 그 눈매를 보고 그 마음의 중심을 보라 그랬지.

네. >> 그래 와서 쭉 보니까 이게 아니잖아. 이세 아들은 이게 다녀야 하니까 아니라 그러지. >> 그래서 사람을 중심을 보라는 거야.

알겠죠? >> 네. >> 우리 저 속담에 허우대만 멀쩡하면 되나? >> 아니요. >> 어. 목사님 같이 저렇게 키크고 호대 멀쩡하면은 그 사무엘한테 마음에 들었을까? >> 아니야.

키를 보지 마라. >> 이렇게 이야기했지? >> 네. >> 그 우리는 뭘 봐? 키를 보는 거야. >> 맞아 맞아? >> 근데 하늘은 그렇게 안지.

네네. >> 어. 그러니까 목사님이 키커 걸 이제 상당히 인간 세상에는 좋은데 왕이 되는 데는 다르지. >> 네.

어, 우리가 목사님을 좀 놀리는 거야. 아, 재밌죠? >> 네. >> 어, 재미가 있어야 되는 거야. >> 어, 그래서 하나의 이스라엘 왕이 그렇게 정해집니다.

음. 실제 내가 이야기한게 가짜가 아니지. >> 네. 어나는 좀 더 재밌게한 것뿐이야.

그 성경도 재밌지? >> 네. >> 또 연료로 카드가 오니까 >> 빨리 요걸로 빨리 끝내야 되겠습니다. 자 오늘 여보 여러분은 겸손과 헌신을에 하늘에서 제일 좋아한다는 거 >> 알겠죠? >> 그러니까 여러분들이 이런 마음을 먹어야 돼. 디모데후보서 4장 6절에 바울이 살아는 디모데 전제가 되고 부험이 되었으니 나의 떠날이 가까웠다.

그지? 의로운 하나님이 면류관을 의의 면류관을 가지고 나를 기다리니 나는 이제 너를 다시는 보기 어렵다이 말이야. 그러니 너는 관제가 되고 부험이 되었으니 너는 내가 없을 때 어떻게 어떻게 살아야 된다 이걸 이야기했다 그랬지? >> 예. 그러니까 내가 말하는 것은 오늘도 이게 지금 겸손과 헌신을 이야기하는데 이걸 예사로 들으면 안 됩니다. >> 이게 레벨이 제일 많이 올라가는 거야.

아멘이거나 남을 냉하거나 다른 종교인을 비방하거나 이러면 안 됩니다. >> 네. >> 모든 종교인들이 그들이 가지 못하더라도 그들에게 너는 못 갑니다. 이런 말 해도 안 돼.

알았죠? >> 음. 안 오면 그냥 안 오는 거지. 그 사람들에게 뭐 뭐 어떻다 이런 말을 하면 안 됩니다. >> 네.

어. 냉소주의자가 되면 안 돼요. >> 네. >> 음.

그러니까 헌신은 내 말을 잘 듣는 것도 헌신이야. >> 알았죠? >> 네. >> 어, 세 가지 있지. >> 물질과 마음과 정성 >> 정성.

정성 중에는 몸도 들어 있어요. 열심히 일하는 거. 뭐 우리가 뭐 잔디풀을 뽑든지 뭐 하는 것도 레벨이 올라가죠. >> 그이 헌신과 겸손만 레벨이 제일 많이 올라간다는 거예.

알았죠? 근데 일로 카드를 받았으니까 재밌는 이야기는 오늘 강의 때 해야지. >> 알았죠? 이렇게 짧은요. 노래를 일절씩만 올리고요. 시민님의 승리 말씀을 중간중간 들어가면서 시간을 맞추겠습니다.

어, 오늘부터 노래하시는 분들은 1절만 올리시고 가끔 가다가 2절도 하러 할 때가 있어요. 아이거 레벨도 주기 어려워요. >> 너무 재밌습니다. >> 예.

신님 오늘은요 우리 목사 조승균 천사와 사모 김지숙 천사께서 부부께서 이턴 지셔서 한번 멋지게 올리겠습니다. 목사님 사모님도 이제 옆에 계시고 오늘은 >> 내벨이 욕심 나는 거야. 네이 >> 마이크 마이크 신님 >> 어 마이크 >> 같이 하실래요? 옆에 춤춤 거 같 박수치 나오는데 박수치 나왔어 한번 하실 수 있어 >> 아 박수치 박수치 >> 마이크 하지 말고 박수치 마이크 소리하세요 >> 박수만 치시면 우리 다른 인류의 구원자 우리 하셨다. 인류의 심판자 우리다.

하늘이 물리고 땅에 진동해 동방의 눈불 허정 그를 주라 지었을 때 지었을 온전한 두자를 주라 온전한 구원 내세 >> 중보에 구원 완전한 구원 깨어라 그라 었으 감정은 구원자를 가져라 신태양시는 방향 일어나 깨어라 그를 하나씩 빛었어 빛었어 구원자 늘라 아까 레벨 5천을 들여서 >> 어 또 다음에 노래하는 사람이 10조모 하라면 큰일 >> 아이고 재밌어 이게 대중 이런 사람들이이 음악이 그 만약에 합창으로 막 부르잖아. >> 무대에서 부르면 애들이 >> 내 이름 부르기가 좋아. >> 어 콜미가 그래. 내 눈을 바라봐 그러면 >> 학생들이 넌 행복해지고 이래.

허경을 불러보면 넌 시험게 내 노래 불러면 넌 살도 빠지고 노래를 반반 논아서 불러. >> 그 학생들은 나는 딱 부르고 그다음 부를 때는 스톱해. 그럼 애들이 불러 그걸 >> 내 눈을 바라보면 넌 행복해주고 허님 불러봐 넌 심하게 내 눈에 불러봐 넌 살빠지고 내 눈에 봐 넌 키덕지 허경 불러봐 넌대 허 넌 잘생기 이렇게 반반을 부르니까 학교가 떠나가는 거야 >> 그 애들이 그 뭐 3만 명이 불러제끼니 얼마나 소리가 커요 >> 그럼 물론 끝나고 나서 내가 발표 죽을 뻔했지만 내위로 날아와서 이렇게 내가 들어놓었잖아. 그 위에 한 열 개부 사람이 올라오는 거야.

애들이 막 >> 띠에 말 타듯이 뛰어 올라와. 그럼 나는 밑에 깔렸잖아. 그 내가 이제 기억가는게 애들 다리 사이로 >> 그래가지고 다리 사이를 기어나가 굉장해요 애들이. 아, 그러니까 노래 부르다가 몇 번이나 깔렸어.

대학교 가서 하다가 재밌죠? >> 네. 근데이 목사님 노래는 그냥 애들이 내 콜미보다 더 이게 애들이 흥분을 유발할 수가 있어요. 굉장히 노래가 그렇잖아. >> 힘 있잖아.

그러면 아이들이 때창을 하면 >> 네 >> 강화문에서 만나 한다면 온 서울 택배시가 다 소리가 들릴 거야. >> 재밌죠? >> 네. >> 다음은 >> 예. 이제 신님이 신청곡을 올리겠습니다.

신청곡은 여러분이 신청을 해야 돼. 이제 나는 불렀으니까 뭘 할까? 음. >> 예. 손들으신 분 말씀하세요.

어 량이요. >> 그거는 좀 있다라고. >> 좀 있다 또 해. >> 저 노래를 한번 들어보자.

현미에 >> 예. 떠날 때는 말없이 >> 떠날 때는 말없이 어립니다. >> 떠날 때 말없이 괜찮죠? >> 네. >> 그 현미 씨가 돌아간지가 얼마 안 됐잖아.

그 우리가 이제 추모하는 의미에서 한번 틀어보자고. 예. >> 님 500분 가셨습니까? >> 어 보내줬지. 갔어.

그분이 돌아갔다는 소리를 텔레비 뉴스 나오는 날 바로 >> 씨가 자택에서 돌아갔어. >> 예. >> 자다가 돌아갔어. >> 예.

자다가 돌아가 아파간 병 이번에 돌아간게 아니에요. >> 예. >> 병도 없었는데 그냥 자다가 돌아갔어. 음.

그러니까 참 복이 터진 사람이지. >> 미가 이렇게 노래 잘하는지 몰랐죠? 네.이 >> 노래를 들어 봐요. 이게 영혼의 음악이야. >> 이게 영혼의 소리라고.

자기가 떠날 때는 말없이 이야기하죠. >> 가오이라 그러죠. >> 실제 떠날 때 말없이 갔어. >> 아무도 없는데 집에서 자다가 >> 조용하게 떠날 때는 말없이 간 사람이 현미야.

그래서이 노래대로 돼요. 낙엽 따라가 버린 사람은 >> 누구야? 차중나. >> 그냥 낙엽지던 날에 조용하게가 버려. 가버렸죠.

배워. 안녕. 그래. 안 그래요? >> 그냥 29살에 >> 마지막 입세라는 노래 >> 불렀죠? >> 마지막 입에 마지막 입세를 한번 들어보자고.

노래대로 됐죠? >> 예.이 아멘.이 >> 노래가 노래대로 가수들이 운명히 끝난다는 거. >> 그니까 우리가 리턴스 지어서 부르거나 우리가 막 이런 걸 노래 요새 만든 거 막 부르죠. 그럼 그대로 되는 거야. >> 알았죠? >> 어.

그대로. 그죠? 노래라는 것이 이렇게 무서운 거예요. 그 노래를 부르면 부른 대로 옛날에 또 김정호가 있었죠. >> 예.

어. 아멘. >> 그 사람은 또 그냥 슬픈 노래를 막 부르다가 노래처럼 딱 사라져 버. >> 그렇죠? 그러니까이 노래라는 것은 자주 들으면 그 노래에 힘이 있어요.

그대로 운명히 따라가는 거예요. 그러니까 우리가 희망을 자꾸 이야기하면 희망이 생기고 자꾸 낙담을 하면 낙담 일이 자꾸 생겨. 맞죠? >> 네. >> 우리가 하늘에 와서 그냥 다 낙담을 풀어 버려야 돼.

네. 희망이 있다. 우리는 내일이 있다. 우리는 백궁 열차를 타고 간다.

얼마나 행복해. >> 네. >> 어. 이러면 그냥 알았죠? >> 네.

현미 씨가 내 노래 부를 때 내 옆에서 내 칭찬을 많이 해 주더라고. 그러니까 굉장히 남을 이렇게 올려 주는 겸손한 마음이 있더라고. 실제 만나 보니까 아이 허경영 씨는 콜미고 어떻게 그렇게 잘 만들었어요? 뭐 이러는 거야. 근데 나는 이봉조 선생이 만든 지금 떠날 때는 말없이 현미 선생 노래 몇 가지가 굉장히 그게 대단한 노래였어.

우리 어릴 때 내가 서울에 올라왔을 때 이게 유행을 했어. 1960년대이 떠날 때는 말합시다. 얼마나 노래가 멋있는지 그때 햄미가 젊을 때야. 그냥 소리를 한번 지르면 대단해요.

카리스마가. 그렇죠. >> 네. >> 근데 돌아갈 때까지도 별로 넣지도 않았어.

그런데 떠날 때는 말없이처럼 가시더라고. 응. >> 배오가 29세에 돌아갔거든. >> 그전에 만든 이게 29세 돌아가기 직전에 만든 음악이야.

스몇 살짜리가 불른 노래야. 이게 >> 50대가 부르는 거 같죠? >> 네. >> 엄청나 천재 가수어요. >> 그 전 세계 우리나라의 노래비가 많은데 배호 노래비가 90%야.

배원 노래가 전국의 90%예요. 뭐 임의자 노래비도 있고 다 있는데 배호 노래비가 우리나라 가수 중에 90%가 전국 지역마다 다 있어. 그 대단하잖아. >> 또 하나 중요한 거는 내가 지역에 다니면서 가수들이 모여서 동호에 노래 부르는데 제일 많이 부른 데가 배호 동호예요.

아 지역마다 없는 데가 없어. 면단위로 있어. 면단위로. 그러니까 뭐 가면 전부 배우 동호에서 어디서 노래하냐면 다방에서 부르거든.

대본 커피숍에서 하는데 >> 그 지역에 배워 노래 잘 보는 사람들이 동해요. >> 그 보면 배우 비슷한 사람들이 불러요. 근데 배우 노래를 너무너무 좋아하는 거야 사람들이. 그이 사람을이 사람이 빨리 돌아가니까이 사람을 애절하게 느끼는 사람이 엄청 많아.

알았죠? 네. 배우를들을 때는 야이 배우의 팬이 의로 많다는 거 여러분 알아야 돼. >> 그 내가 우리 은구고 뭐 저저 중남구고 배우 동호에 가서 내 다방에 가서 배우 노래 불러라 그래서 내가 부른 적이 많아요. >> 예.

배우 동이니까 배우 노래 불러지. 다른 사람 노래 부르면 어 맞아죽어. 아 그러니까음 몇 년도? 1971년도 29살로 신장영 >> 아멘. 신장염은 어 신장염으로이 걸려가 죽음 직전에 녹음을 했네.

어 아플 때 응음 >> 앨범이이 음악이 나온 걸 배우는 듣지 못하고 죽었어. >> 아 그렇잖아. 요즘 인터넷에 쳐 보니까 그렇게 나오네. 그이 사람이 천재적인 가수입니다.이 >> 노래를 마지막으로 만들어 놓고 죽었으니까 들어보지도 못하고 돌아갔으니이 사람이 운명히지 노래처럼 돼, 안 돼? >> 돼.

돼 있는 거예요. >> 이거 부르기 전에도 배운 노래는 전부 마지막을 이야기하고 있어. >> 재밌죠? >> 네. >> 그까 여러분 한국에 와서는 힘찬 노래들도 많이 불러야지.

네. >> 그러나 이런 세드 음악도 좀 들어야 됩니다. >> 네. 아멘.

그래야 이게 감정이 좀 순화가 되는 거야. >> 알았죠? >> 네. >> 이게 우리 하늘공은 영적으로 내가 여러분을 고쳐 주지만 음악으로도 고쳐 버려. >> 음악으로도.이 음악이 나오면 옛날에요 노래 나올 때 뭐 배신을 당했다든지 뭐 그렇잖아.

그런 아름다운 추억이 있으면 떠올리고 그때 풀어 버리고 이래야 되지. 그죠? >> 네. >> 좋죠. >> 네.

아이 뭐 노래 듣는 시간이 최고야. 어. 수님의 천국 천사들을 올리겠습니다. >> 아, 그래.이 >> 영상은 백 천국에서 관여한 거예요.

좀 관여가 됐어. 왜 그러냐면이 반주 또 목사님 만든 그 음악 리턴드 지서도 >> 백궁 천국에서는 관여를 했어. 음이 굉장히 강렬하면서도 발음이 또렷하면서도 모든 내용이 거기 함축이 돼 있어. >> 상당히 잘 만들었어.

그럼 뭐 한 가자도 잘해야 돼.이 목사님 같이 >> 목사님이 목사가 안 돼서 뭐 가수로 성공했겠지. >> 네. >> 그런데 무대에서 뒤 치고 있으면 되겠어. 안 되겠죠.

아이고 재밌어요. 자 그다음 뭐예요? 신인의 청군 처자들 예 >> 제자 사장의 모스크바에 공전보다도 동의 다리로렸다 아름다운의 이국적인 러시아 리의 단풍이 때 나는 하늘공사들과 함께 갈방 돌겨가는 아름다운 성화강변을 걸으며 시키의 시을 고싶구나 다 사랑하는 하늘공사들이여를 를 타고 송화강과 란강변을 달려 연해주한 조언과 바다가 보이는 아바롭스를 거쳐 백두산 정백산맥 태백산맥의 붉은 단군 풍선을 달려 금강산 고령산까지 단숨에 달려가 상원예로 살려 성에서 천사들을 만나고 싶구나. 사랑하는 공천사들이여 세계에서 제일 아름다운 성수강산 중에서도 수강산인 세예로 살래 성하늘은 내가 이스라엘 광야에서 목말랐던 예루살렘 성보다 너무나 바른 같구나 그곳에서 오는 광천수를 하는 꿈하시고 싶어 다 사랑하는 천사들이여 하늘 천사들은 그음수강사에 천천수를 먹고 작품을 구경하고 있으니 상어 어디에 없는구나 영원히 려나 태풍천국까지 하늘사들이이 >> 노래는 세계 최고의 명곡이야. >> 네.

힘 있죠. >> 네. >> 힘이 있어야 되는 거지. 알겠죠? >> 네.

이거를 계속 들으면 여러분들은 이제 >> 바로 그냥이 숨이 넘어갈 때 돌아갈 때이 >> 숨이 넘어가는 거는 예고 안 하고 옵니다. >> 예고 안 하고 오는데이 음악 소리가 들려. >> 들리겠죠. >> 맨날 들으니까.

배오가 마지막 입세를 부르고 그 앞에 노래들도 뭐 안녕 그죠. 또 뭐 >> 돌아가는 삼각지 >> 돌아가는 삼각지 그 돌아가는 삼각지 아니라 돌아가는 저 세상이지 말하면 뭐든지 이렇게 회전하는 노래를 불러요. 그와 같이이 노래를 계속 들으면 여러분 천국 가는데 도움이 되겠지. >> 네.

그냥 저절로 몸이 그렇게 되는 거야. 좋죠? >> 네. >> 어. 음.

너무 노래가 좋아. >> 네. 이거 이거 개인이 뭐 입력시켜서이 최 대천사가 입력시켜서 만들었지만은 실제 그 AI가 머디에 조정을 받은 거예요. 이게 >> 진짜입니다.

예. >> 그렇지 않고 이렇게 나올 수가 없어요. >> 아멘. >> 힘 있고 강력하면서 내용이 전달이 잘 되죠.

예. >> 그리고 나는 또 노래 만들 거라고 생각하고 편지를 보냈나? >> 아니요. >> 아니요. 전혀.

공지문으로 한번 읽어 보라고 이렇게 보낸 거야. >> 근데 그 편지 잘 썼어? 안 썼어? >> 너무 잘 썼어.이 >> 편지대로 그림을 또 그린 것도 하늘에서 해 준 거야. >> 아름답죠? >> 네. >> 그보다 아름다운 경치가 어디 있어? >> 해란강, 송아강, 그 하브로보스거 할빈.

아멘. >> 얼마나 아름다운 연애주 그 아주 아름다운 데가 거쳐 가지고 한반도로 내려오는 거야. >> 알겠죠? >> 네. >> 한반도는 이국적인게 없지만은 거기는 좀 이국적이잖아.

네. >> 이국적인 것에 쭉 시작해. 우아에서 시작해서 태백산맥 장백삼맥으로 내려서 태백산맥은 38선부터 태백산맥이야. >> 38선 이전까지 무슨 산맥? 아니 우리나라 산맥도 잘 모르시나? >> 이스라엘의 산맥이 일곱 개 있지.

산이 일곱 개 뭐예요? 시시갈 >> 변모 >> 변모호 >> 시험산 >> 신의산 >> 신산 >> 신의산 >> 갈 >> 갈배산 >> 갈보리산 >> 갈보리산 >> 갈배산 또 >> 변화산 >> 변화산 >> 어 >> 모리아산 >> 호렙사 일곱 시실갈 변모라 그랬지 >> 그러니까 뭘 외울 때는 앞대가만 외워 그래 가지고 이제 이렇게 나와야 돼 우리나라사는 는 백두산이 있는 그 산맥이 무슨 산맥이야? >> 장 >> 장백산맥. 알았지? 이쪽에 있는 거는? >> 이쪽에 있는 거는 >> 묘양산맥. >> 알았죠? 그러면 묘양산맥은 어디에 있냐면 뭐예요? 제일 위에 있는게 갈비뼈처럼. 갈비뼈가 일곱 개가 짝 있어요.

그 갈비뼈 일곱 개가 우리 사람 모양이야. 우리나라 지도는 실제는 말이지만은 사람 모양에 갈비뼈배가 있어. >> 그니까 말에 갈비뼈배가 있을 거 아니야. >> 첫째 갈비뼈배가 뭐예요? >> 강남.

강남산매. >> 그다음 저유령산매. 묘양 산매. 알겠죠? >> 예.

응. 그다음 뭐예요? >> 언진산매. 음. >> 그다음 뭐예요? 멸학 산매.

마식령 산매. 매 마지막이 강주산맥이야. 그 요게 일곱 개가 내리다리 쫙 서로 착착 갈비뼈배야. 그 갈비뼈 밑에 서울이 있어.

맞잖아. 광주산맥이 서울을 끼고 있단 말이야.이 삼각산이야. 그럼 이렇게 해서 저기 오두산 전망대까지가 그러면 강주산에서 마식력 산맥 사 있는 강이 무슨 강이야? 임진강이란 말이야. >> 임진강.

그다음 마시장 산명에서 멸락산맥 사이에 있는 강이 무슨 강이야? 개성에 있는 강. >> 송 예성강이야. >> 예강이 이렇게 있지. 그러니까 삼맥마다 대동강, 예성강, 임진강, 한강 이렇게 돼 있단 말이야.

그러면 이런 걸 모두 여러분이 외워놔야 돼. >> 산맥도 못 외우고. 그다음 밑에 내려면 태백삼맥밖에도 있어. 소백삼맥.

응. >> 그래. 안 그래? 그러니까 산맥은 북쪽에 다 있단 말이야. 그걸 외우 외워야 되지.

아 이걸 외울 때 강적 모는 멸망강 이렇게 외워야 돼. 강적 모여는 멸망 강한 적이 온다이 말이야. 강적이 그쪽으로 많이 들어와. >> 그래서 평양시가 옛날에 서경이었잖아.

고려 때. 서경이 맨날 함락되는 거야. 북쪽 오랑캐한테. 그래서 강적이 온다.

강한 적이 오는데요. 거기가 그게 강 강남산맥 저유산맥이 맨 위에 있잖아. 그걸 외울 때 강정원 멸마강 이렇게 외워야 되는 거야. 그러면 이렇게 가록지.

그러니까 나는 모든 걸 외울 때 암기하는게 수백만 개니까 그게 전부 코드로 들어가 있어요. >> 그지? 그래가지고 일일이 그 알려고 하면 그 힘들잖아. 그죠? >> 그러니까 이렇게 성경 외우듯이 이렇게 암기를 할 줄 알아야 돼. 강정면 얼마 강 알겠죠? >> 네.

어. 그러니까 우리가 저저 666에서 우리가 >> 그 앞대가리 뭐예요? 666 첫 번째 >> 빈체가 수지열이지. 그러면 빈체가 수지열이 66 코드에 첫 번째 코드야. >> 나오지 그지? 그럼 그 앞대 그러면 빈복 >> 응용 이렇게 나오지.

어 아 이것 또 연록 카드야. >> 재밌죠? 네. 오늘의 예배를 드리겠습니다. 허경령 시리님 이름으로 명하노니 오늘 노래 올리신 천사들과 오늘 하늘구에 들어오신 천사들과 오늘 이루강년에 참석하시는 천사들과 상담비를 내고도 못 오시는 천사들과 강염비를 내고도 못 오시는 천사들과 정해원 등록과 정해하신 천사들과 천사들의 가족과 천사들의 조상에게 레벨 이동후 감사합니다.

시리님 이름으로 명하노니 지금 유튜브 보시는 천사들과 천사들의 가족과 천사들의 조상에게 레벨 2천왕무 들어가라. 양영신님으로 명하노니 오늘 축복 백국명패 건축헌금 새로운 신분을 매시고 오신 천사들과 천사들의 가족과 천사들의 조상에게 레벨삼종우러 가라. 양현 신님 이름으로 명하노니 오늘 하늘공에 돌아오신 천사들과 천사들의 가족과 천사들의 조상에게 레벨길 조무들었습니다.네 이제 신께서 예배를 보시겠습니다. >> 오늘 백선우 대천사는 자다가 밤에 들어가라 들어가다.

옆에 있는 사람 잠 못 자겠다. 그래 안 그래? >> 옆에 감아 있는데 도둑놈이 왔다가 들어가라 그거다. 아이 어디로 들어가라는 거야? 남의 집에 몰래. 나가라 나가라 그야지.

아 >> 아니 웃지 않아? 도둑이 왔는데 뭐 여자 참에 들어가라 들어가라 그 도둑이이 나가야 돼 아이고 웃음 >> 나가야 되나 들어가야 되나 또 도둑이 헷갈리겠어 아이고 저걸 자꾸 하다 보면 본인 님도 모르게 들어가라 들어가이 사람 내가 녹음기 역할을 하거든 계속 그 말을 하면은 꿈에 그걸 한다니까 허공을 쳐다보고 들어가라 들어가라 아이 >> 아이고 재밌죠 >> 네 >> 아이고 우리가 이렇게 웃어버려야지 하루가 좋아요. 알았지? >> 네. >> 예. 오늘 하늘에 온 천사들과 천사들의 가족과 조상에게 내벨 1.5 들어가라.

유튜브를 보는 천사들과 천사들의 가족과 조상에게 내벨 5,억무 들어라. 앞으로 이거는 내가 1천억무로 해야 되는데 너무 좀 적어. 그래서 한 3,억무 정도로 할까 생각. 5천 좀 많죠? >> 네.

온 사람에 비하면 >> 그냥 유튜브 보는 사람 좀 많이 들어가는데 왜 많이 주냐? >> 그 형편이 안 돼서 못 오잖아. >> 그걸 우리는 생각해야 돼. 그래서 1천무 주는게 너무 적어. 요거 고쳐 가지고 3,000원으로 해.

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Audience with Newcomer Huh Kyung-young | Two Things Heaven Loves Most About Human Behavior! (July 12, 2026)

Keyword Frequency
Heaven: 14
song: 14
Samuel: 13
David: 10
humility: 9
dedication: 9
King: 9
level: 9
music: 8
prophet: 4
Today’s Central Metaphor
The lecture uses the metaphor of a “Heavenly train ticket” to illustrate that spiritual progress and entry into Sky Temple are earned through one’s own actions and accumulation of merit, rather than being a divine selection.
Lecture in Numbers
5,000 trillion (Korean Won equivalent): A level of spiritual attainment that allows movement between different heavenly realms.
100%: The degree to which individuals have received the Holy Spirit.
99%: A lesser degree of obedience, contrasted with 100% obedience.
7: The number of Jesse’s sons presented to Samuel before David.
500: The approximate number of poems the speaker memorized in high school.
2: The number of pages one of the longest poems memorized by the speaker spanned.
90%: The percentage of song monuments for Bae Ho across South Korea.
29: Bae Ho’s age when he passed away.
1960s: The decade when Hyun Mi’s song “When I Leave Without a Word” was popular.
1971: The year Bae Ho passed away from nephritis.
666: A code mentioned in relation to a sequence of terms.
1.5 trillion (Korean Won equivalent): A level given to angels and their families/ancestors present at Sky Temple.
500 million (Korean Won equivalent): A level given to angels and their families/ancestors watching on YouTube.
3 billion (Korean Won equivalent): A proposed new level for YouTube viewers, replacing the previous 1 billion.