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  • Bruno Klotz

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    True Father: “Our personal REFORMATION IS DUE now. Do you understand? You are going to do a lot of work from now on, which means that you are going to do a LOT OF LOVING from now on.” How to witness. http://www.unification.net/1977/770401b.html

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  • Elio Roman

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    Blessed families and individuals cannot simply be motivated by sermons or exhortations to do their tribal messiah activities. Sermons and exhortations are simply not enough. Blessed members need to be taught the blessings they, their descendants and their lineage will receive if they fulfill their Tribal Messiah mission, and what they and their descendants will fail to receive if they don’t. Members were the same. They needed to be taught what they would gain if they received the blessing of holy matrimony and what they would fail to gain if they were to Fall.
    Christians were the same. They needed to learn what they would gain if they received salvation, and what they would lose if they did not. The Israelites were the same. They needed to be taught what blessings they would receive if they kept the Commandments, and what curses they and their descendants would experience if they did not. Regarding the Israelites, a simple summary is found in Deuteronomy 28.

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  • Margaret

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    “Two years ago when we celebrated Foundation Day, many people were looking for remarkable external change. But we didn’t see it. We have to make it ourselves. ”

    There is a thought circulating that True Parents have laid the foundation and paid the price, so God´s kingdom will come with or without our contribution. If we think this way, we might miss a golden opportunity to become owners, rather than guests of CIG. Every good condition we make is a condition to mobilize heavenly fortune.

    May God truly bless America!

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  • Elio Roman

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    Blessed families and individuals cannot simply be motivated by sermons or exhortations to do their tribal messiah activities. Sermons and exhortations are simply not enough. Blessed members need to be taught the blessings they and their descendants will receive, and what they and their descendants will fail to receive if they don’t. Members were the same. They needed to be taught what they would gain if they received the blessing of holy matrimony and what they would fail to gain if they were to Fall.
    Christians were the same. They needed to learn what they would gain if they received salvation, and what they would lose if they did not. The Israelites were the same. They needed to be taught what blessings they would receive if they kept the Commandments, and what curses they and their descendants would experience if they did not. Regarding the Israelites, a simple summary is found in Deuteronomy 28.

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    • Gregory S Bowman

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      That’s quite a motivating sermon Elio Roman.

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