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A Hanpimo member engaged in a Bible discussion via KakaoTalk with a senior pastor from the General Assembly of the Church of God. The interaction began after the member attended a workplace seminar hosted by the Church of God headquarters on the 10th to reveal the truth about Ahn Sahng-hong and Zahng Gil-jah to the attendees. The following day, the senior pastor contacted the member, and they engaged in a Bible debate covering various topics. Below is a summary of the exchange, demonstrating the biblical understanding of the Church of God's senior pastor.

Discussion Highlights

Hanpimo Member:
"The Church of God claims that the Ten Commandments, covenant, laws, commands, and feasts (sacrifices) are the same. Why did God establish the feasts (sacrifices)? Why did the Jews observe feasts like the Sabbath and the Day of Atonement?"

Church of God Senior Pastor:
"God commanded the feasts because keeping them is a way to love Him."

Hanpimo Member:
"Your understanding is abysmal. God instituted the feasts as special ceremonies to allow entry into the Most Holy Place safely for the forgiveness of sins since entering without due process would result in death. How can you be a pastor without knowing such basics? If you disagree, counter my argument. Even an elementary student would know this—it's pathetic."

Church of God Senior Pastor:
"Ha! Talking about levels? If you only know about the earthly Most Holy Place, you might make such claims. The Most Holy Place signifies the heavenly sanctuary, as explained in Hebrews 9 and 10, and it also represents the heavenly Jerusalem Temple in Revelation 21 and 22. This is where living water flows for eternal life, symbolizing entry into heaven. The feasts that lead to the Most Holy Place point to eternal life and entry into the Kingdom of God."

Hanpimo Member:
"The law served as a tutor to lead us to Christ. How dare someone ignorant of the law even speak? Explain the order of the sacrifices (feasts) observed in the temple first. Without understanding the law, your interpretations lack credibility. Explain the law and its fulfillment, and I might take you seriously. The quality of your pastoral training is laughable."

Church of God Senior Pastor:
"Amused by the focus on levels. Let’s discuss the regulations for the Day of Atonement, where the High Priest entered the Most Holy Place once a year. A bull was sacrificed for the priests, and goats for the people's sins. One goat was offered as a sin offering, and the other, designated for Azazel, was sent into the wilderness. This symbolized transferring sins to Azazel, representing Satan, who would ultimately bear the sins, suffer, and face destruction."

Hanpimo Member:
"So, how did Jesus fulfill these prophecies? The earthly temple foreshadows the heavenly temple, and the temple sacrifices symbolize Christ. Explain how Jesus fulfilled the temple sacrifices biblically."

Church of God Senior Pastor:
"Seems like you only ask questions. Go ahead and explain."

Hanpimo Member:
"Already overwhelmed? This is only middle school-level questioning—how will you handle college-level? Is this the best a senior pastor can do? Go ahead and explain. If you don’t know, admit it. I’ll educate you."

Church of God Senior Pastor:
"Ha! Let’s see what you explain..."

Hanpimo Member:
"You’re clueless, aren’t you? Is a pastor less knowledgeable than an elementary student? The Church of God’s biblical understanding is pitiful."

Church of God Senior Pastor:
"Haha, so much for claiming to know better..."

Conclusion

The Church of God’s senior pastor failed to provide answers to the Hanpimo member’s questions. The Church of God demonstrates an understanding limited to observing Old Testament feasts but lacks knowledge of how these feasts were fulfilled through Christ. If the senior pastor is this uninformed, what can be expected from ordinary members? Biblically speaking, the Church of God’s understanding is akin to that of spiritual infants.

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