Zhang gil jah biography of abraham

Genesis 1, and various passages in Revelation. Consistently the World Mission Society Church of God (history of the group here) are changing the Scriptures to mean the things that they want to say, not what God is saying. And their last reference to Galatians 4, concerning Jerusalem, is in a similar vein.

²⁶ But the Jerusalem above is free, and she is our mother.

Galatians’ Jerusalem unlocks Revelation’s Bride?

But before WE get there, we need to remember how THEY get us there. They had us in Revelation 21 verse 9 where an angel says to the Apostle John:

“Come, I will show you the bride, the wife of the Lamb.” 

And then what the angel shows John next is the holy city, Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God, arrayed with God’s glory (verse 10-11). In other words, the bride and Jerusalem are the same.

Now, in terms of the book of Revelation, it’s not a new link at this point to equate the bride with Jerusalem. Rather, at th

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Ahn Sahng-hong

Korean religious leader (1918–1985)

In this Korean name, the family name is Ahn.

Ahn Sahng-hong
Born	Ahn Sahng-hong (1918-01-13)13 January 1918 Myeongdeok-ri (명덕리), Gyenam-myeon, Jangsu County, North Jeolla Province, Japanese Korea
Died	25 February 1985(1985-02-25) (aged 67) Maryknoll Hospital, Busan, South Korea
Resting place	Seokgye Cemetery, Oeseok-ri (신전리), Sangbuk-myeon, Yangsan, South Gyeongsang Province, South Korea 35°27′26″N129°2′55″E / 35.45722°N 129.04861°E / 35.45722; 129.04861
Occupation(s)	Religious leader, author
Years active	1948 – 1985
Known for	World Mission Society Church of God
Notable work	The Mystery of God and The Spring of The vatten of Life
Spouse	Hwang Won-sun (1923–2008) (married 1958–1985, his death)
Children	Ahn Kwang-sup (b. 1954) Ahn Myeong-seon (b. 1957) Ahn Chang-jun (b. 1959)
Parent(s)	Ahn Gyujung and Lee Weoljeon
Ha • Tag Archives: Zahng Gil-jah On a late spring day earlier this year, I was enjoying a walk across the college campus where I work to grab a sandwich from Chick-fil-A, when two young men approached me and asked, “Do you know what the Bible says about our ‘Heavenly Mother’?” I must admit, I found this to be an interesting ice breaker, in order to start a conversation. Curious, I stuffed my hot sandwich away, and asked for more information. My spicy chicken would have to wait. Out came their Bibles, heavily highlighted, with penciled in cross references. “Our Heavenly Mother is taught in the Bible from beginning to end.” I was intrigued. inom mean, how often do you get hit up with an on-the-spot Bible study? “Tell me more,” I responded. For the next twenty minutes, I was given a whirlwind tour through the Bible, from beginning to end. First, I was shown Genesis 1:26–27, which talks on page one about God creating dock