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4:35 said to the disciple, “Let the dead bury the dead, but you follow me,” and prevented him from holding a funeral for his father when his father died

4:38 . uh. hmm. hmm.

4:41 That actually happened. There is still a

4:43 reason why Jesus was cursed at his first coming

4:46 .

4:49 uh. No, I think I heard something like this

4:51 . Hey, over there, Jesus stopped his disciple from going to see his

4:54 father who had passed away

4:55 . And there is a reason why you were cursed at for telling people to eat your own flesh

4:58 and live forever

5:01 . yes. yes. Yes, that's right. If

5:03 this is what we generally

5:06 think of as a good teacher,

5:08 when his student's father passes away, he quickly

5:10 goes and tells them to hold a good funeral, and then

5:14 he visits them and gives them a lot of help, and he stays up all

5:16 night with them, and he asks if

5:18 anyone needs to carry the funeral, and he mobilizes all his students and

5:22 helps with the funeral, then that's how

5:25 he'll have the image of a good teacher. But

5:28 what Jesus said was that

5:31 we were just doing something unethical. It's

5:32 not humane. This is not the case,

5:35 this is a matter of priorities. uh.

5:37 uh. What's your priority? What

5:40 are the priorities for that? yes. I

5:42 have to throw my father's funeral away

5:46 because I've never heard of such a priority in my life

5:47 .

5:49 Even if you are traveling abroad or have an

5:51 urgent business, if your

5:53 mother or father passes away, you

5:55 stop everything and go to the funeral home to

5:58 hold the funeral together. yes. The

6:00 disciple who is following Jesus now is

6:03 not just a disciple who is simply following Jesus, but a

6:07 disciple who is doing God's work. But

6:08 in the Bible, what do we

6:10 call God?

6:12 Don't you call me father? So, this disciple is now seeing before his eyes the

6:16 work of God, the Father of the Spirit, and the work of his father of the flesh

6:19 .

6:22 But Jesus told us

6:24 what comes first when we have the work of the spiritual father and the work of the physical father

6:27 . Of course, if

6:29 we are bound to the flesh and

6:32 do not know our spiritual father, who

6:35 will be our top priority? It is true that the father of the flesh

6:38 should be the top priority. But the

6:41 disciple who followed Jesus now had not

6:43 only a physical father but

6:46 also a spiritual father, so

6:48 when it came to the work of the spiritual father and the work of the physical father,

6:51 which came first, Jesus?

6:56 Jesus is now telling his disciples that doing the work of the Father of Spirits comes first

6:58 . Oh, I don't quite understand

7:00 . I wonder why it is necessary

7:03 . Can't we just do both

7:05 ? It

7:09 doesn't actually take that long to hold a funeral. yes. Well, it’s

7:11 not like you’re doing it for a year or two years

7:12 . yes. Oh, like in our country, it will

7:15 take about 3 days, but is it

7:19 really a waste of time to do that?

7:22 I think that's what I'm thinking about.

7:24 yes. This is a very difficult problem,

7:26 but I guess I can just take a quick break and

7:29 come back later, but yes.

7:32 If this were a matter of physical priority,

7:35 then it would be possible. This spiritual and

7:38 physical thing is very difficult

7:40 . As we have talked about spiritual things in

7:44 the past,

7:46 we

7:50 have been living with the idea that we should live for the flesh. So, when this disciple

7:53 follows Jesus, what does it mean

7:55 for him to start living?

7:57 It means he is starting to live for his own spirit.

8:00 Then, it must not have been long since this disciple began to live for the spirit

8:04 . yes. But if

8:07 a person goes back to doing the things of the flesh, there is a high probability that he will stay in that place and

8:10 not pursue spiritual things,

8:12 which is why Jesus said that

8:15 . So, if we think about it,

8:18 God absolutely has no need for physical things

8:21 . It's useless. That

8:23 's not the kind of person that does that. If you

8:25 look at the Ten Commandments that God gave to the Israelites,

8:28 God clearly

8:30 talks about honoring your parents.

8:32 Oh, I see. yes. yes. Then, it is

8:35 clear that serving one's parents is also a

8:37 very important

8:39 thing within one's faith. But

8:42 more important than those important things is doing God's

8:44 work. But this does

8:50 not mean that we prioritize this work among some physical things, but that

8:52 physical and spiritual things are completely

8:54 different things. So, when

8:58 people who were doing spiritual work return to carnal work, it is

9:00 very difficult for them to return. hmm

9:02 . So, to give you a representative example,

9:04 during the COVID-19 pandemic, the

9:07 experimental rate among young people increased significantly.

9:10 When the youth experimentation rate increased during the coronavirus pandemic, the

9:12 person conducting the survey

9:14 asked the youth. When I

9:16 asked why they weren't working, the majority of them answered that it was

9:18 very difficult to get a job during the COVID-19 period

9:20 and that it was difficult to find a job, so they

9:27 would take a break for a while and then go back to work when the economy recovered

9:29 . yes. But now,

9:31 almost two or three years have passed, so is

9:35 n't the coronavirus problem almost solved now? So what should the youth experimentation rate be

9:37 ? If you have to go to the normal road, you have to

9:39 go to the normal road. But

9:41 rather, what is happening now is that the youth experimentation rate is

9:43 increasing. So I

9:48 asked the question again to young people who are not working these days. When I asked him why he wasn't working, he

9:50 clearly said that he would work two or

9:52 three years ago when the economy got better and the coronavirus situation was

9:55 resolved, but

9:57 after taking a break, it became difficult to work again

10:01 . So when I asked

10:03 why they weren't working, the most common answer

10:05 was just this one. Well, there's

10:08 just no reason anymore. How does it

10:11 feel to just take a break and then go back to work

10:15 ? It's not an easy task

10:17 . So, if our physical

10:20 priorities have changed like this, it is

10:24 not easy to change those priorities and do it again.

10:26 But this is also the same spiritually, 2 years

10:29 ago, following Jesus meant that if

10:31 Jesus wanted to follow me, I had to

10:34 give up everything and follow Him.

10:36 Then, it was a situation where a person who had abandoned all things of the flesh and

10:39 done spiritual work had

10:42 no choice, but if he

10:47 returned to the work of the flesh in order to hold his father's funeral, it would

10:52 not be easy to return to the spiritual after doing the work of

11:07 the flesh. So Jesus said, "Since you have started the work of God, the Father of the Spirit, I hope you finish God's work." It's a bit unethical, and it's not like the concept of fleshly parents not caring or anything like that

11:10 . Hmm,

11:13 is that a little bit like that? Some athletes go to the Olympics

11:15 . But there are people who,

11:17 even if their parents

11:20 pass away during the Olympics, cannot go there and fight

11:24 to compete in that event at the Olympics

11:27 . Oh,

11:28 right. Is it something similar to that?

11:30 Oh, that's correct. So, if I

11:35 were to play in the final round of the Olympics, I would hear the news that my father had passed away

11:38 . Oh, there are actually cases like that

11:39 . yes. If you give up that final and

11:42 come to the funeral, would your family like it or

11:44 not? Oh, it's

11:46 a bit difficult to say anything rashly.

11:49 yes. Well, it might be different for each family, but

11:51 usually, if that person had

11:53 given up on the game and come here, wouldn't anyone say, "This person

11:56 could have won the gold medal, but

11:58 if he had given up on the game, no one would have said, 'Your father would

12:00 n't have wanted that for you.

12:03 '" yes. So,

12:05 even if it's a little late, we think it's more honorable to wear the gold medal around your

12:13 neck and bring it to your father now that the funeral is over, and

12:16 that will actually make your father

12:18 happy

12:19 . hmm. Well, it

12:22 's pretty unethical at first. Oh,

12:24 I absolutely will not pass up this. I

12:26 thought this was ridiculous, but I'm

12:28 starting to get more and more convinced. Oh,

12:31 and also, our representative

12:33 movie that I really enjoyed watching recently is

12:37 Hero, a musical film about the story of Ahn Jung-geun. I really enjoyed it.

12:39 yes. And also, that

12:41 Ha Wol-bin and that movie are about the story of Dr. Ahn Jung-geun

12:43 . yes. Then, the

12:52 reason why Ahn Jung-geun's story has been made into a movie and talked about by people for the past few years and has been a success as a musical is because

12:57 in the movie, we see that Doctor Ahn Jung-geun sacrifices himself for the country, leaving behind the comfort of his family

12:59 . hmm

13:01 . uh. So do we say that he is a

13:04 irrational person who has abandoned his family

13:06 ? Or

13:09 would you say it was a pure sacrifice for a greater cause?

13:11 It's a pure sacrifice. Yes, that's right. So it's a

13:14 question of priorities. What if Ahn Jung-

13:17 geun had not killed Ito Hirobumi to take care of his family

13:20 ?

13:22 No one will remember a bad doctor

13:25 . Rather,

13:29 if you knew that he didn't do the work of the country because of family matters, would you have understood

13:31 that person and said, "Oh, so family is important

13:33 ?" Or would you have criticized it?

13:36 yes. Of course, there are individual differences, but

13:39 I think many people would think that it is a bit much to

13:42 not set the priorities correctly, no matter how

13:46 important family matters are

13:49 .

13:52 I think our field of vision was a bit narrow.

13:54 As an example, did

13:56 n't you think of the company in your head? If they

13:58 don't let me go to that company, I'm going to beat them up right away, but

14:08 I think it's possible because they're thinking of something so huge. yes. Then, can we think about it a little more and realize that just

14:11 as Ahn Jung-geun sacrificed himself for the great cause, the

14:14 work that Jesus' disciples did was also just as valuable and

14:17 important

14:19 ? Yes, that's

14:21 right. What Jesus and his disciples did

14:23 . It's not just about having faith and

14:25 going to church, as we

14:28 talked about last time. What Jesus

14:30 ultimately wanted to tell people was

14:32 eternal life.

14:47 Wouldn't giving eternal life and teaching it to those who were destined to die be a greater task than saving a country from Japanese oppression? In order to solve

14:50 the eternal, unsolvable problem of life and death for mankind,

14:53 Jesus

14:55 could not make it known alone, so he went

14:57 with his disciples to the ends of the earth to

14:59 make it known. So,

15:02 because this disciple had to do that work, and if he went back to doing

15:05 the work of the flesh while doing that work, it would have been

15:10 quite difficult for him to do the work of the spirit again, so Jesus

15:13 made it a priority

15:15 . Is there anything greater than the question of life and death

15:18 ? Isn't there none?

15:28 How can you be a great saint? The reason why the

15:30 person who had the greatest influence in this age had

15:32 to be Jesus is because of Jesus'

15:35 pure sacrifice. The reason why

15:37 we are

15:38 moved by the story of the people who did not die today and why it has been made into movies and dramas and such over and over again is

15:45 because the sacrifice at that moment moves us. yes. So, the

15:47 reason why Jesus inspires us

15:50 is because he sacrificed his own life to give life to people. It wasn't

15:55 just the work of a father or a family,

15:57 but Jesus sacrificed his own

15:59 life. The

16:01 truth is that

16:12 Jesus could become the

16:15 most influential person today, just as we saw in the opening, because he had that pure spirit of sacrificing everything he had to spread the word of God and

16:17 let people know what eternal life is

16:19 . So, if you look

16:22 at just that scene at that time, it

16:25 may seem unethical, but eventually, as time

16:28 goes by, through Jesus' priorities,

16:30 we are moved by what Jesus did

16:33 . Oh,

16:36 I think it's become a bit irrefutable.

16:38 There is something like that, you know. You

16:40 said you wouldn't go to my funeral, but I'm going to make a bigger

16:43 sacrifice. Oh, right.

16:44 Because that's what it shows. Oh, my heart is oh

16:47 yeah. If Jesus

16:50 had said that to his disciples, and if someone around him had

16:53 passed away or if he

16:55 had attended the funeral, it would not have been a problem, but

16:57 Jesus ended up taking his own life.

17:00 That is why I

17:04 think that he is the one who can say such things,

17:05 and because he did God's work, not his own,

17:11 I think many of the misunderstandings have been resolved.

17:13 So the reason Jesus was able to do that

17:18 was ultimately because God loves people. So,

17:23 God hated it so much that these people he created were dying, and he

17:25 loved them so much that he wanted to show them what true life is

17:28 . So, since Jesus also

17:30 had that same heart,

17:32 what is

17:35 that loving heart that wants to save dying people?

17:37 What does that loving heart come out of? It

17:39 comes from a sense of mission. hmm.

17:42 So, did Ahn Jung-geun really feel

17:49 sorry for the people of our country who were struggling under the yoke of Japan? What kind of

17:51 feelings did he have for them? Did

17:52 n't you have a loving heart? Through that kind of loving

17:54 heart, a mission emerges, and

17:57 through that mission, the work is ultimately accomplished

17:59 . But the reason why this pure sacrifice is

18:02 so important to him is because

18:04 if he had lived that kind of life without a sense of mission or love,

18:07 no one

18:09 would remember him. But the fact that he is

18:11 still revered and respected by our descendants today is the

18:19 result of that sense of mission. hmm. So, depending

18:21 on how we set these priorities,

18:24 our lives can change

18:26 . uh. But this

18:28 thought comes to mind. If we continue to talk about the story of Dr. Ahn Jung-geun,

18:30 Dr. Ahn Jung-geun

18:32 fought for independence in any case

18:34 . So, we, like Ahn Jung-

18:36 geun, fought for the independence of the Republic of Korea and

18:39 for such results

18:41 . But what kind of

18:43 result did Jesus want when he fought?

18:45 But Jesus also fought

18:47 for the result of giving people eternal life

18:49 . Yes, for eternal life and results

18:52 . hmm. Well, if we really understand that,

18:56 we too can now do that

18:58 . Now, the reason the disciples were

19:00 able to do so was because they

19:02 had the same heart as Jesus and had the same mission, but

19:04 there was also something else that Jesus promised them

19:07 when this work was accomplished and when the

19:10 appointed time came and

19:12 eternal life was realized. He

19:14 promised to give the disciples something, a

19:16 blessing. hmm

19:18 . So, if you keep reading the Anjung Ilgi, there are

19:24 many great dragons in our history. Someone said something like that

19:27 . There are a lot of hero characters in America

19:29 .

19:31 There are a lot of things like Iron Man and Hulk, but we

19:33 don't have much of that in our country. The reason why we do

19:36 n't have that in our country is because we

19:38 have living heroes. There are so many heroes, like Admiral Yi Sun-sin

19:40 and Doctor Ahn Jung-hun,

19:42 that we don't need to create heroes in our imagination

19:46 . But even though those

19:49 heroes lived that way, expecting something in return and

19:52 not knowing the outcome, in this Bible, the

19:55 disciples truly received a definite

19:59 blessing from Jesus. So, it is

20:01 difficult to explain all the blessings here, but

20:04 trust me and follow me. If you

20:06 make this a priority and put God's work first,

20:10 there is a blessing that I promised to give you later. oh.

20:13 So, while hoping to receive that blessing, I also

20:16 accomplished that task.

20:18 Can you tell me just one thing?

20:20 Oh, if you look at Jesus in the Book of Revelation.

20:22 12 Disciples Now, what He said to the 12 disciples was that

20:24 later, when God rules,

20:28 they too will rule this entire world together with God

20:32 .

20:34 So, he promised the authority to rule this world

20:36 to the 12 disciples

20:39 . The disciples believed in this and were able to prioritize everything

20:42 to God and Jesus,

20:44 even giving up their own lives

20:46 . yes. paddle. Because he received such a promise, he was

20:51 able to do God's work with Jesus on behalf of the funeral home

20:53 . yes. you're right.

20:54 Looking at it now, that might be the case. Because

20:56 Jesus has some blessings for you. hmm

20:59 . But what if that disciple doesn't

21:01 like it? I'm going. If I did it this way, you

21:02 might feel a bit frustrated.

21:04 You

21:07 can't go because I'm going to give you this much. I kind of

21:09 think about this too. yes. you're right. Is there anything

21:11 else you would like to tell us

21:14 ? Well, as we keep

21:16 saying, faith is the realm of true belief

21:18 . It is a realm of faith, but

21:21 for some people, faith is what gives them the strength to live their lives

21:26 . yes. Since we actually

21:30 don't know what will happen to us in the future, we all

21:32 live by believing

21:34 . But these days, there's

21:36 not much you can trust. There is no one but yourself.

21:39 yes. In fact, can you even believe it yourself

21:41 ?

21:43 I believe in myself.

21:47 yes. All the bread has

21:48 burst. Do you know why the bread exploded?

21:52 So the reason why people really believe in themselves is

21:54 because they have nothing else to believe in, so they

21:57 believe in themselves or something else

21:59 . So,

22:02 in order to have this faith, we are now

22:04 studying the Bible and resolving our misunderstandings about Jesus

22:06 one by one, to truly

22:09 have this faith.

22:11 So if we have faith that this will definitely happen,

22:13 our lives will

22:15 be very vibrant. So, going

22:18 forward, through these words,

22:19 we

22:21 are currently clearing up misunderstandings about Jesus one by one, but since we

22:24 cannot talk about many things here, I believe that if you knock on the door of our Shincheonji Church of Jesus Christian

22:27 Mission Center and

22:31 learn the word of God recorded in the Bible, it will be of great benefit to you

22:33 .

22:35 Very good.

22:38 Should I just say hello here?

22:39 Finally, is there anything you would like to say

22:41 ?

22:44 Are you feeling a little hungry?

22:46 no. No, you don't have to leave right away

22:47 . Ah, the progress has been so stagnant

22:51 . There should be no such thing anymore.

22:53 Ah, it's a game. Oh, right. These days, it's all

22:56 shorts. yes. Oh, I had a

22:58 great day today. yes. yes. yes. Thank you

23:00 so much to all the politicians who have listened to me this far

23:02 . I hope I can visit again next time

23:04 . Then

23:08 I will just say goodbye here. thank you

23:09 thank you

23:10 [music]

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