Entre Paris et Lyon, Abigoba invite China Moses, Eric Truffaz et Jacques Helmus

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Rev. Hyung Jin Moon "Chambumonim, Og-mansei," March 6, 2011 Las Vegas IN JIN NIM: Good morning, brothers and sisters. Thank you so much for coming out and loving our True Parents like the way you did yesterday. I hope that even though they’re not here physically, they can feel your spirit. This morning I have a wonderful surprise for all of you. As you know, not only do we have our True Parents with us here in Las Vegas, but I am delighted to say that we also have with us today my younger brother, the spiritual head of our movement. Brothers and sisters, let’s give him an American welcome to Las Vegas and show him how much we appreciate everything that he is doing for our True Parents and for our movement! HYUNG JIN NIM: Please be seated. It’s very nice to be back in the States, but really it’s not about me. I’m very grateful because over the last couple of days we’ve seen True Parents at their best. Yesterday Father was amazing, wasn’t he? Incredible. One of the moments for me during that speech was when Father was speaking and shedding tears, and all of a sudden he had a nosebleed. He just keeps pushing himself, at 92. It’s endless. When I saw that nosebleed, it reminded me of the love of Christ, that holy blood that was shed for our sins. It reminded me of his great love for humanity. He talked about it, of course, in his speech: about the tears that were shed, the blood that was shed for Heaven. I was very moved at that moment. I’ve had the great blessing to be able to go to various countries over the last couple of months, starting from Korea, and then Japan, Hong Kong, and Kenya. We have brothers and sisters all over the world who are sending their love to True Parents. Today I want to share a couple of words with you before we go into our main practice. That practice is simply: “Cham bu mo nim, og mansei.(참부모님 억 만세).” You all know how to say, “Cham bu mo nim, og mansei.” I want to suggest to you today that “Cham bu mo nim, og mansei” has amazing power because within that phrase is our entire faith: everything from true love to filial piety, to loyalty, to service, humility, gratitude, glory returned to God. Everything is encapsulated in that tiny phrase. When I have a chance to visit our brothers and sisters in different regions and countries, I commonly ask them, “What is the purpose of creation? You’ve heard Principle; you’ve heard lectures and read the Principle. What is the purpose of creation?” I heard, “Joy;” I heard, “Peaceful ideal world,” all these things. So, the purpose of creation, we’ve heard, is the peaceful ideal world, is true family, is joy. But when we look at the Principle it’s actually much clearer than that. The purpose of creation is not the ideal peaceful world. It’s not. This is probably a shock to you because you’ve heard that many times. But when you look at the Principle, that’s not the purpose of creation. The purpose of creation is God seeking to find his true love object partner. That’s the purpose. That true love object partner is the partner with whom he will set up the four position foundation. It is the partner with which he will begin give and receive action. And it is with that true love object partner that a true family, true tribe, true society, true world, ideal world and cosmos will arise. So those things that we usually think of as the purpose of creation—ideal world, even true society—these are products of the purpose of creation, the purpose being the true love object partner. So when we look at the true love object partner, we know that that object partner was supposed to be the perfected Adam and Eve. We know also that Jesus was supposed to be—what was he supposed to be? He was supposed to be that true love object partner. In a nutshell, Christ, Adam, and Eve were supposed to become true parents. So we can say that the purpose of creation is the perfected Adam and Eve, the true love object partner of God’s true love, True Parents. That’s the purpose of creation. From that relationship comes everything. From that relationship comes the True Family. From that relationship comes the true tribe, society, nation, world, and cosmos. That’s the value of our True Parents, and I want to suggest to you that it’s a profound value. If we understand that the purpose of creation is True Parents, we understand that God’s entire love energy moves powerfully toward them, God’s direct object partner. It was supposed to be Adam and Eve, but, then, due to the Fall, Christ, but, then again, due to the non-acceptance of Jesus Christ, True Parents. True Father has asked us the question, “If God had to throw away either True Parents or the universe, the entire cosmos, which would he choose?” You’ve heard it, too. He’d throw away the cosmos. That’s how precious True Parents are. So if we understand that, we also understand that the cosmos, i

• published: 22 Apr 2011
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