[Question]]

Didn't you purposely not seal about God the Mother because you were afraid that someone like Umsuin would appear? Didn't Ahnsahnghong's lighting of the blue candle in the pulpit on Passover, which he observed before his death, show that this was the Heavenly Wedding Feast? How should we disprove this?  

[Answer]

The Church of God cites Genesis 2 and Revelation 19 to explain the timing of Jang, Gilja's appearance.

1. Genesis 2.

In Genesis 2, Eve appears while Adam is asleep, and since sleep means physical death in the Bible, it is argued that when Ahn Sang Hong, represented by Adam, dies, Jang, Gilja, represented by Eve, should appear. However, this prophecy is about Jesus and his disciples.

Man (Adam) and woman (Eve), created in the image of God, were not a man and woman of actual gender, but a foreshadowing of Jesus and the saints who received his Holy Spirit. Therefore, Adam's falling asleep foreshadowed Jesus' death, and his waking up foreshadowed his resurrection. And his waking up and becoming one flesh with Eve foreshadowed his entering into the bodies of the saints by the Holy Spirit after the resurrection, to which Paul testified as follows

[Ephesians5:31~32] For this reason shall a man leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, and the two shall become one flesh. This is a great mystery: but I speak concerning Christ (Jesus, Adam) and the church (saints, Eve).

If Ahn and Jang fulfilled the prophecy of Adam and Eve, then Ahn Sang-hong, who died suddenly in 1985, should have been resurrected, but he is still dead.

2. Revelation 19

The Church of God claims that Ahnsahnghong and Jang Gil-jah were married by citing Revelation 19. The book of Revelation testifies that the Lamb's wife has been prepared and the wedding feast begins, which is a prophecy that will be fulfilled after Satan, represented by Babylon, is judged. Revelation 18 predicts the destruction of Babylon and explains the timing of the prophecy by saying that the wedding feast begins afterward.

After the destruction of Satan, described as Babylon, the world kingdom ruled by Satan becomes the kingdom of God and the wedding feast begins, a time when the power of God is manifested, which Revelation 11 testifies is when the seventh angel blows his trumpet. According to prophecy, the seventh angel will blow the trumpet after the death, resurrection, and ascension of the two witnesses who have received God's Holy Spirit. Therefore, the heavenly wedding feast is something that will happen at the end of the world, not something that happened in 1985, when Ahn died.

So our counter-argument should be to give them the correct teaching of the Bible. Don't try to fight them, but give them the right facts. It's like the reasoning of light and darkness: shine the light on them and they will slowly realize that they have been deceived.