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As 2012 comes to a close and the world does not end, I thought it would be a good time to ask, what is the official teaching of the World Mission Society Church of God concerning the end of the world? I have heard lots of things…
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I used to attend WMSCOG in Bogota, NJ back in the summer of 2005. It was the summer break of my second year in college. I was a member for 5 months and I spent my entire summer break attending feasts, prayers, etc. I am…
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Update 2020:  It turns out that the WMSCOG deleted three entire chapters from the original version of Ahn Sahng Hong's book and it turns out that he believed the world would end in 1988.This article is dedicated to a man whose…
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Update 2020:  It turns out that the WMSCOG deleted three entire chapters from the original version of Ahn Sahng Hong's book and it turns out that he believed the world would end in 1988.This article is dedicated to a man whose…
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According to the World Mission Society Church of God, the Roman Emperor Constantine abolished the Sabbath in 321 A.D at the First Council of Nicea. On the official USA site, the WMSCOG quotes Constantine as stating, "All judges,…
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Despite numerous counter-arguments, World Mission Society Church of God members continue to attempt to defend doctrinal claims that humans are all fallen angels from heaven. In a recent conversation with a WMSCOG member, the…
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The World Mission Society Church of God claims that eternal life will only be obtained by those who celebrate the Passover. Regarding the Passover the WMSCOG says on its official website:Was the…
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In discussions with more than one World Mission Society Church of God member about their claims that all people on earth must have sinned in heaven prior to being born physically on earth, I still come up empty on any solid Biblical…
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In Chapter 13 (titled “Where is Human Soul From?”) of his book "Visitors From The Angelic World" (p. 39), Ahn Sahng Hong argues that the human soul once existed as an angel in heaven.  The first thing to notice is that Ahn Sahng Hong…
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The word Elohim, when referring to the God of Israel, is grammatically singular and occurs more than 2500 times in the Hebrew Bible. The masculine suffix in Hebrew is “im”, while the female plural suffix is “oth”. Therefore,…
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