The word of God and wisdom acquired by a foolish person become a weapon to slander others or to oppose others, or a tool used for arguments that prioritize only their own words. However, to a wise person, the wisdom of the word becomes a mirror to seek out their own weaknesses and shame, and a nourishment for the heart that brings benefit and virtue to others. The true wisdom of God is a spotless nourishment for the heart that leads many people to the righteous path, a lamp that reflects a conscience following mercy, compassion, and virtue, united with abundant wisdom and love, possessing beautiful depth, breadth, and height.

The words of this place are not such as teach the knowledge of man’s intellect and mind, like the learning of worldly scholarship, wherein one may comfortably see, hear, understand, study, and acquire through education and instruction as men do. If I were to speak of the things I have seen and heard, they are indeed found within the words of the Scriptures, yet they are testimonies and experiences so difficult to comprehend that no one hath ever truly experienced them. Likewise, if one knew how these writings were penned, they are matters that, by human common sense and experience, could neither be understood nor comprehended even when seen.

Since many of the writings here are not the sweet words that mostly stir up people’s greed and hope and provide comfort, but rather words like a mirror that cause one to reflect on their misguided beliefs and reveal the greed-driven errors, there are, of course, many who say these are truly the Word and the gospel of Christ. However, hasty people, finding them unpalatable and bitter, do not even properly read the writings and quickly label them as being from Jehovah’s Witnesses or the Shincheonji sect, accusing us of heresy and attacking us. There are far too many such people.

There are far too many foolish and unwise people in the world who examine others’ claims or writings merely to criticize them for the sake of their own assertions. While they lightly regard or casually pass over the true Word and truth of the good God that stirs their conscience and leads them to the right path, they easily satisfy themselves and deem as righteous whatever aligns with their desires and cravings, tailored to their own tastes and thoughts.

Most believers do not take this scripture seriously, and the majority fail to recognize that they may become last, heading toward judgment and destruction due