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Renita, I just got your message through my blog. I hope any issues you are having with the forum here have cleared up.
Here is the question you wanted me to start a new topic on, but you might need to explain it a little more:
How is Ahnsahnghong the Root and Offspring of David. Jesus was Jewish, but Ahn was Korean.
Read Matthew 1 (which shows Jesus' genealogy) and Rev. 22:16, "I, Jesus, … am the Root and the Offspring of David…"
genny wrote:
Hey, Renita, I was just thinking… was that not you who sent this question to my blog? Maybe it was someone else asking you the question as a response to your comment there. I'm kind of confused the way it was written. Anyhow, please let me know if it was you or not. Thanks ๐
Lol, definitely wasn't me. I don't think the ethnicity of Christ has anything to do with His 2nd Coming. =)
genny wrote:
Hey, Renita, I was just thinking… was that not you who sent this question to my blog? Maybe it was someone else asking you the question as a response to your comment there. I'm kind of confused the way it was written. Anyhow, please let me know if it was you or not. Thanks ๐
Lol, definitely wasn't me. I don't think the ethnicity of Christ has anything to do with His 2nd Coming. =)
I take that back.. I do think it has relevence. I forgot about the prophecy of the Melchizedek. Btw, this is why the COG encourages us to study so much. There are so many prophecies and fulfillments taught that even if you studied it twice, there's a chance you'll forget.
Have you heard about the "black people" being the true Jews?
I take that back.. I do think it has relevence. I forgot about the prophecy of the Melchizedek. Btw, this is why the COG encourages us to study so much. There are so many prophecies and fulfillments taught that even if you studied it twice, there's a chance you'll forget.
Have you heard about the "black people" being the true Jews?
I could be wrong but I believe she is referring to the idea some black people have that nonblack Jews are imposters.
I could be wrong but I believe she is referring to the idea some black people have that nonblack Jews are imposters.
I have come across black people who believe that salvation is only for black people because they are the true Israelites. Idk why that came to mind when I was typing my response, however.
I have come across black people who believe that salvation is only for black people because they are the true Israelites. Idk why that came to mind when I was typing my response, however.
Interesting how the very very early Christian religion spread into east Africa. I wish I knew more about that history. Should be fascinating!
Interesting how the very very early Christian religion spread into east Africa. I wish I knew more about that history. Should be fascinating!
Maybe there's an imposter.. Lol. JK! According to the study of the Melchizedek, Christ was supposed to be without father or mother. Jesus said, "Who are my brother & sister & mother?" When He said this, He pointed to His disciples explaining that they are His brother & sister & mother. As COG explained to me, only those who believe in God are considered to be family. So, Christ being born without father or mother means Christ must be born of non-believers. As I understand it, Ahnsahnghong's parents were buddhists, non-believers in God. As far as I see it, the race didn't matter, just that He had to be born of non-believing parents. But in the time that Ahnsahnghong was born, there was no way any other nationality could get into to S. Korea. Only koreans lived there so anyone who claimed to fulfill the prophecy of the Melchizedek in S. Korea had to be korean.
Maybe there's an imposter.. Lol. JK! According to the study of the Melchizedek, Christ was supposed to be without father or mother. Jesus said, "Who are my brother & sister & mother?" When He said this, He pointed to His disciples explaining that they are His brother & sister & mother. As COG explained to me, only those who believe in God are considered to be family. So, Christ being born without father or mother means Christ must be born of non-believers. As I understand it, Ahnsahnghong's parents were buddhists, non-believers in God. As far as I see it, the race didn't matter, just that He had to be born of non-believing parents. But in the time that Ahnsahnghong was born, there was no way any other nationality could get into to S. Korea. Only koreans lived there so anyone who claimed to fulfill the prophecy of the Melchizedek in S. Korea had to be korean.
WMC doesn't teach Korea as an independent nation merely that there were not Jews in Korea nor a Jewish bloodline.
WMC doesn't teach Korea as an independent nation merely that there were not Jews in Korea nor a Jewish bloodline.
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