The Divine Principles |
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By Young Oon Kim |
Contents
I The Principle Of Creation
Duality of Male and Female in God's Essentiality
The Action of Give-and-Take
Three Orderly Stages of Creation
God's Direct and Indirect Dominion
The Creation of Man
The Creation of the Universe
The Invisible World and the Visible World
The Correlation of Spirit-Man and Physical Body
The Divine Ideal of Creation
II The Fall Of Man
The Origin of Sin
The Fall of Adam, Eve, and the Archangel
The Cause of the Deviation from the Divine Principles
The Fall of Man and Free Will
The Motivation of the Fall of the Archangel Satan
Why Did God Not Prevent the Fall?
III The Mission Of Jesus Christ
Adam and the Tree of Life
Eve and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil
IV Christology
Jesus, the Incarnation of Logos
The Holy Spirit
Trinity
V The Consummation Of Human History
VI Resurrection
The Meaning of Resurrection
The Resurrection of Earthly Men
The Resurrection of Spirit-Men
The Succession of Mission
The Descent of Spirit-Men
The Unification of Religions
VII The Establishment Of The Foundation For Restoration
The Dispensation with Adam's Family
The Dispensation with Noah's Family
The Dispensation with Abraham
Re-Separation of Satan through Esau and Jacob
VIII The History Of Restoration
The Dispensation with Moses
IX The History Of Restoration (Continued)
The Period of Judges
The Period of the United Kingdom
The Divided Kingdom
The Returning Period of the Jews
The Preparation Period for the Coming of the Messiah
The Dispensation of Restoration with Jesus Christ
X The Second Advent Of Christ
Elijah and John the Baptist
The Second Coming of the Lord
XI The Prolongation Of The Providence Of Restoration
The Persecution under the Roman Empire
The Period of Church Patriarchs
The Period of the United Christian Empire
The Division between East and West
The Exile of the Papacy
Papal Return and Renaissance
From the Reformation until the Second Advent
XII The Completion of the Providence of Restoration
What Part of the World will be Chosen?
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