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QuoteWhen I ask Michelle Chang if she thinks Lee is immortal, she says, "I believe that God has the power to grant eternal life to those he chooses."  "It sounds like the answer is, 'yes,'" I say. "Yes," Chang says.

QuoteAccordingly, the IBP also excepts to the statement posted at the said website that the "IBP has appointed Chairman Lee and IWPG Chairwoman Nam Hee Kim as advisers of the committee..." No such appointment, either formally or informally, was extended by the National Laedership of the IBP or any of its Executive Officer.

QuoteLee Man-hee, Kim Nam-hee, Mill wall to apostasy, revelations
Kim Nam-hee, once a second person in Shincheon-ji, is engaged in a revelation war against Imanhee Kyoju. It appears that The Lawsuit against Shin Cheon-ji and Kim Nam-hee over property also influenced the background of Kim Nam-hee's exposé. Reporter Yoo Young-hyuk organized the process from the two new figures to the apostasy, property disputes, and revelations.

Kim Nam-hee is believed to have been found in Shincheon jiin in 2004.

Kim Nam-hee was the director of The Apgu Psychiatric Academy in Shincheonji, where she was appointed representative of the World Women's Peace Group, a camouflage organization of the new situation.

I was also exposed to living with Imanhee.'

[President Lee Man-hee/ Shincheonji Jesus Church]

"Who's the sweetest person in the world? The nicest person in the world is Kim Nam-hee.

Kim Nam-hee recently claimed on YouTube that Heng-hee and himself were not spiritual weddings, but were physical lynchings.

The Palace of Peace in Goseongri, Gyeonggi Province.

The Palace of Peace, a three-story building with a site area of 5,700 square meters, has a stake of 1/2 each with The Church of Jesus Christ of Life in Shincheonji and Kim Nam-hee.

In April last year, Kim Nam-hee filed a lawsuit against The New Cheonji Jesus Church for the division of shares.

A month later, Mr. Lee filed a pressurization request against Mr. Kim Nam-hee for 3 billion won and was quoted in court.

Shincheon-ji Jesus Church, which holds half of the shares, filed an injunction against the sale of the building and was accepted in court.

The land is right next to the old Cheongpyeong Station in Cheongpyeong County, Gyeonggi Province.

It is more than 7,000 square years old.

The land was accepted by Mr. Lee, who had applied for a pressurization of Kim Nam-hee's stake in the Palace of Peace, and applied for a claim for transfer of ownership due to the cancellation of the marking satry.

The land, which is expected to reach billions of won, was registered with Mr. Kim Nam-hee in November 2010.

Mr. Lee, the owner of the property transfer registration, sued Mr. Kim for return.

A villa in Shenchon-ri, Gyeonggi Province.

This is also where Shincheonji Imanhee Kyoju and Kim Nam-hee enjoyed millwall.

The building is currently being auctioned after Aunt and Mr. Kimmo requested 50 million won and 100 million won respectively.

All of Kim Nam-hee's property, which is expected to exceed 100 billion won, is pressurised or auctioned off, so Kim cannot exercise his property rights for the time being.

Kim nam-hee claimed that he had bought all of these property for his own money and was struggling to protect some of the remaining property.

[Kim Nam-hee / President of The Global Women's Peace Group (WPG)

"This castle has been told 10 billion, and then give one billion, and this is our new god, mine. Imanhee Did Not Land A Single Piece. Now, i'm fighting with Shincheon ji and I don't know what I'm doing right now... All the property has been exhausted and is now part of my defense of the small portion of the remaining parts."

The litigation over Kim Nam-hee's estate began in November 2017, a year after Mr. Lee Man-hee's apostasy stipulated Kim as an apostasy.

Kim Nam-hee's revelation swelled to shincheonji, and it appears that there is a sense of crisis that he could be robbed of his property in his name.

QuoteKim Nam-hee, who was second in charge of Shincheonju in the past and is known to have lived with leader Lee Man-heeu, recently revealed the reality of Shincheonji in an Internet broadcast.

Kim Nam-hee, who is in a legal battle over property rights with Shincheonji, is drawing attention to the background of exposing the reality of Shincheon-.

Pictured is Yi Man-hee, Director Kim Nam-hee.

[Reporter]

Kim Nam-hee, who was known as the influential successor of Shincheonji's leader, Lee Man-hee appeared on an Internet broadcast run by a Shincheonji secessionist, exposing the reality of Shincheonji and s leader.

Kim Nam-hee, known for having a spiritual wedding with Mr. Lee and living with him, attacked Shincheonji as a religious fraud group, saying that she had been deceived by Shincheonji.

On an Internet broadcast, Kim nam-hee said, "Lee Manh-hee, who believed in God, knew that he was not a savior," and that "Shincheonji is a religious fraud group that must be removed from the earth."

[Kim Nam-hee / President of IWPG, Global Women's Peace Group]

Kim Nam-hee is one of the many young college students who have fallen into Shincheonji since she previously served as director of The Apgujeong (an affluent suburb of Seoul) Seminary in Shincheonji and chairperson of the World Women's Peace Group (IWPG), a Shincheonji front.

However, kim Nam-hee did not appear in public for many years, and the disagreement with Lee Man-heebroke out, and rumors were circulated that she had been driven out of Shincheonji.

Amid rumors of Kim's leaving Shincheonji, Kim Nam-hee is reportedly suing Shincheon-ji for billions of won over property rights.

In the midst of this, Kim Nam-hee went on to expose the shincheonji reality, and the inside of shincheonji

The video is currently not being played due to a copyright infringement report on the side of Shincheonji.
Heresy experts believe that Kim Nam-hee, who is in legal dispute with Shincheonji, has taken the lead in the lawsuit.

Kim Nam-hee announced that she will begin to unveil a full-fledged Shincheonji expose from next week, saying, "Only I  know and reveal the reality of Lee Man-hee that I  have experienced."

[Kim Nam-hee / President of IWPG, Global Women's Peace Group]
"I know the reality of Lee Man-hee," which I've lived and worked with for 12 years, what I've seen, that no one knows... I will tell you what I have seen, heard, and did.""

Kim Nam-hee, who knows shincheonji reality better than anyone else, is attracting attention as she embarks on the revelation of the Shincheonji reality that is causing social scandal with Lee Man-hee

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QuoteI am reading some of these reviews, and am astounded that anyone ascribes any Christian meaning at all to what Mr. Lee is saying in his book. Sadly, my [Korean] wife has been brainwashed into this cult. Having read excerpts of the book both here and in other places, and having witnessed Mr. Lee preaching to his flock in Los Angeles some years ago, I am saddened and distressed at how this charlatan has managed to bring so many sincere and trusting people into his cult. My wife was encouraged to leave the family and break her wedding vows in order to accept a "scholarship" at the church school and study for two years so as to become a "pastor" of the church (my wife does not have a college degree, nor was she ever in a seminary). What Christian church encourages a woman to leave her family in order to "prove" their faith in the church? Mr. Lee goes completely off the rails, and is not to be taken seriously in his interpretation of scripture.

QuoteIn summary, Mr. Lee argues the following: 1) He has taken the place of Jesus as the new anointed one. 2) Anyone who does not think so is of Satan. 3) Everyone of Satan will be and deserves to be physically destroyed by Mr. Lee's followers in the end times. 4) The end times are already well underway.

QuoteI am an evangelical Christian and read Mr. Lee´s 500 plus book. Here´s a brief review from a Christian perspective.

The author, who appears genuine, was formerly part of three other Korean apocalyptic movements. Mr. Lee asserts that Shinchonji was created in 1984, the year the ¨universe completed its orbit¨ (p. 44). Lee takes the reader through a series of events leading up to the ¨promised pastor,¨ who is also one of the two witnesses in Revelation, the male child in Rev. 12, the white horse upon which Jesus returns in Rev. 19, and the ¨only one who overcomes¨ in Rev. 2,3. When one meditates on the Christian Scriptures, the emphasis is on the person of Christ. When one reads through ¨Creation of Heaven and Earth,¨ the emphasis is on Mr. Lee.

Moreover, Lee speaks harshly towards any Christian who does not accept his explanations, even contending that those who leave Shinchonji will have ¨seven spirits¨ enter them (p. 351). Lee simplifies the meaning of Bible events and introduces new applications to parables. He writes that Israel should mean ¨one who overcomes¨ (the same as the author`s identity in Revelation) instead of the Hebrew meaning of ¨one who strives with God¨. Lee beckons Christian readers to abandon their churches and follow him for final salvation.

A significant portion of the symbols in Revelation refer back to Mr. Lee`s appearance and teachings. Genesis ch. 1-4 is also an allegory of the end-times (e.g. trees represent pastors and people). Lee focuses on the need for a final pastor in the end, which supplants the biblical focus of the need for a Redeemer. In his commentary on the seven churches in Revelation, Lee says they represent seven pastors of one church in South Korea who, like John the Baptist, prepared God`s people for the second coming and Lee`s arrival. In Christian teaching, God glorified Jesus` human nature, not his spirit, but Lee teaches that Jesus is now only a spirit. Therefore, Christ does not return visibly. Although readers may be intrigued by new applications of Christian Scriptures, these and other points show that Lee´s applications deviate from many clear meanings in the Bible.

QuotePaul J. Willis
willis@westmont.edu
23 November 2011

Visions of Violence in Manhee Lee, The Creation of Heaven and Earth
(Shinchonji Press, 2009)

"God and Satan fight in the spiritual world while the people that belong to God and the people that belong to Satan argue with one another in the physical world. . . .  Since Satan means divider and opposer, it should be obvious that anyone who breaks away from us and opposes us is Satan" (31).

"The promised pastor . . . is the male child who will rule all nations after fighting and overcoming the enemies prophesied in Revelation" (54).

"If the believers in the generation of the NT cannot keep the commands of the new covenant, they too will be destroyed like the people of the OT generation" (116).

In the OT, "the chosen people that left God are brutally destroyed" (358).

"Today's pastors will persecute the promised pastor as a cult leader in the same way the Jewish priests persecuted Jesus. . . .  Because the promised pastor is one with Jesus, persecuting him is persecuting Jesus Christ" (143).

The people of New Spiritual Israel will "become the bowls of God's wrath, which judge both the gentile destroyers and the people of Spiritual Israel for their betrayal of God" (153).

"Those who overcome and gather at the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony store God's wrath in their hearts.  The angels come to the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony and use those who overcome as bowls of God's wrath."  The angels pour out these bowls on the beast and on those with his mark (227-28).

The beast symbolizes false pastors (230).

Jesus' disciples "were his allies as members of heaven's army" (298).

Pastors "who lack understanding" and who withhold members of their congregations from the promised pastor are "dogs" (272-73, 309).

The prophecy of kingdom rising against kingdom does not refer to physical nations such as the United States and the Soviet Union (415).

In Revelation 12, a war between God's chosen people and the gentiles occurs in the physical world while God's spirits are battling Satan's spirits in the spiritual world."  This is a war between believers "within a single religion. . . .  Such warfare must exist to fulfill God's will" (418).

The battles of Revelation 13 & 12 "have already taken place. . . .  Even now, the war continues" (421).

Both Jesus Christ and the promised pastor "overcame the world" (429).  The promised pastor "overcomes the pastors of Satan.  Although Jesus overcame Satan in the spiritual world, without someone who fights and overcomes Satan's pastors in the physical world, God's kingdom, salvation, power, and authority cannot come, [and] this world would belong to Satan forever" (430).

Readers are invited to "become a part of the army of heaven" (471).

Battles between God's people and Satan's people are of preeminent concern.  "This is why it is more important to understand the contents of Revelation than anything else" (498).

"People who receive the mark of the beast are those who listen to the teachings of the beast, receive them into their hearts, and believe them" (504).

Oxen and fatted beasts butchered for the wedding banquet of the Lamb are the false pastors (507).

The mark of the beast is seminary ordination, allowing false pastors to buy and sell, i.e., preach the word incorrectly (537).

Persecutors of SCJ are "the true heretics, . . . the troops of Satan. . . .  The corrupt and aging generation of Spiritual Israel is being destroyed" (551).