God's Timetable and the Second Coming(From page 1) Simeon and Anna the prophetess), He has also revealed through Rev. Moon His “providential timetable” detailing the content and relevant mathematical time periods (see diagrams above). A close examination of the dispensational periods that parallel the last 400 years of the Old Testament era, and the New Testament era of the 20th century, reveals profound information concerning the time of the coming of the Messiah. In other words, a 400 year period began after the prophet Malachi raised the banner for reformation and resettlement of the exilic Jews returning from Babylon. Jesus was born at the end of this period. In the preparation period of the Old Testament, the Jews witnessed severe persecution by the Greeks, Egyptians, Assyrians, Persians and finally, the Romans. At the conclusion of the 400-year period, God found a faithful maiden - Mary, who could give protection to the birth of His promised Messiah –Jesus. (Lk,1:31-33). In the parallel period corresponding to the age of the New Testament; after the re-establishment of the exiled Papacy from Avignon to Rome, a 400-year period ensued from Martin Luther’s reformation to the end of World War I (1517-1918). This 400-year period is precisely the time of the preparation for the Returning Lord’s birth on the earth (Rev. 12:5). In other words, God laid the foundation for a faithful family to emerge in which the Coming Lord (of the Second Advent) could be born. He is the central person of whom Jesus spoke that: “He who overcomes as I overcame….” Also, “I will give him my new name…, and write on him the name of my God….”( Rev.3:12,21) The new Lord who inherits Jesus’ mission on earth, comes in the flesh, in the fullness of the Holy Spirit, as the Comforter and Spirit of Truth. (Jn.16:7-14). He is also the “Son of Man” of the Second Advent whom Jesus spoke about in Lk. 17:24-30; 18:8. He comes to complete the original mission of establishing the Kingdom of God on earth, (Rev.12:10) that which was left unfulfilled due to the rejection of Jesus. (Matt.21:43; Lk.19:42-44; Acts 1:6-7).
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Life in the Spirit World
Contents taken from the book: Life in the Spirit World and on Earth; Messages from Dr. Sang Hun Lee, FFWPU, 1998.
*Special Note:
AdamAdam, the first human ancestor and the first grandfather, is a handsome man with a warm personality. I was curious about what level in the spirit world he was living. Briefly, Adam is too distant from God to appear before Him. But, since his indemnity period is finished, he is now living in a good part of the spirit world. Adam is always afraid of coming before God. Adam says that his life in that realm of the spirit world is a lot better than it was in the Garden of Eden. When he was in the Garden of Eden, he was lonely and afraid to meet God. According to him, he did not know that he was suppose to make Eve happy. He just thought that he was suppose to stay with her. In other words, he was not mature enough to relate to her as a man. He was not old enough to realize that she was suppose to be his wife. After things went wrong he realized it. But it was too late. He has suffered a lot, working hard for thousands of years. Now, he is very cautious before God.
EveIt may sound too harsh to say that Eve is the greatest sinner in human history, she committed a truly serious mistake. She is now living with Adam. She is always warm and thoughtful but quite stubborn. Whenever I try to speak to her she always turn her face away or bend her head. She told me: “Adam and I lived close to each other… we were young and did not know that we suppose to be husband and wife. He was always running here and there. I also liked to play but spent much of my time in a quiet place, with creation. We spent much time playing separately, therefore, there was no time to express our love for each other as man and woman. Lucifer was the one that open my eyes to the opposite sex….” (“Eve,” to be Continued in Next Issue) |
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