CSG p. 2072 pr 1
I told everyone to return to their
hometowns, didn’t I? I also came to the
Republic of Korea and won over all the
top men. We’re at the point that when
people hear the name Rev. Moon men-
tioned they say, “That man is a patriot!”
As you approach even the prominent
people in society and ask them, “We’re
doing this and that in order to hold a
national conference to prepare for a uni-
fied election of North and South Korea.
Will you support us or oppose us?” They
will answer, “Why should we oppose
you? Of course we’ll support!” We get
this affirmation as we work. Until now
no one has given us such affirmation. If
they do oppose me, I will flex my mus-
cles a bit and knock them out of their
position. If I intervene, then no matter
how relentless the argument or how loud
the protest, it will all dissipate. Know-
ing that, all of you must breakthrough at
your tong and ban levels. (213-51, 1991.1.13)
Isaiah 55
8 The Lord says:
“My thoughts and my ways
are not like yours.
9 Just as the heavens
are higher than the earth,
my thoughts and my ways
are higher than yours.
10 “Rain and snow fall from the sky.
But they don’t return
without watering the earth
that produces seeds to plant
and grain to eat.
11 That’s how it is with my words.
They don’t return to me
without doing everything
I send them to do.”
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