God's divinity

Throughout Christian history they taught that you cannot understand and know God's divinity. God's divinity in essence is something which is unknowable by man because man cannot fathom and understand that scope of divinity. But what True Father teaches us is quite different. This is why our theology is so revolutionary. True Father actually teaches what God's divinity is! He tells us very clearly the divinity of God; that God's divinity is true love. He defines it for us. And not only does he define God's divinity, he defines also what true love is. He defines that true love is love that can bring even Satan to voluntary subjugation. And this is revolutionary! It is powerful! The reason why it is so revolutionary and powerful is this: If we as human beings, as man and woman, can understand the divinity of God, understand what the divinity is and how it is defined and achieved, then we stand in the position to directly inherit God's divinity.

This is the blessing which Jesus Christ was not able to give to all the people of the world when he came, because he went to the cross. But this revelation and understanding of God's divinity is the message he was empowered to do (spread) at that time, if he had continued to live his life and fulfilled his role as the True Parent of humanity and formed the True Family.

-- Kook Jin Moon, Nov 29th, 2008, HQ Church, Chungpadong, Seoul Korea

God's will is not to build His religion

Did God send Jesus for the sake of religion? Did God send Jesus to establish Christianity? God sent Jesus to accomplish His will. However, did Jesus fulfill all of God's will and complete the responsibilities given by God when he died on the cross? In other words, did Jesus have han (sorrow and grief) inside him when he left or not? [He had han in him.]

-- Hyun Jin Moon, Yeongnam (Southeastern Korea) Region Rally, November 25, 2004

How much do we worry?

This is taken from a testimony from someone who had a spiritual experience where she was in the crowd at the time of Jesus’ crucifixion.

Then I asked him how he felt at that very moment, when he was being nailed to the cross. The answer came back, an answer that I would never ever think about. He said, ‘I was worried for Heavenly Father’.

We don't need to be Messiah or Christ to worry for Heavenly Father.

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