Martin Luther and others contributions to the last 400 years before the Second Coming.

1. DP
&
Luther
v 1

2. Short Vocabulary:
CSG = Cheon Seong Gyeong, Holy Textbook
CIG = Cheon Il Guk, Two persons become one, KoH
CP = Cheong Pyeong, Spir. training ground Korea
DP = Divine Principle, v1973
EDP = Divine Principle, v1996
ODP = Original Divine Principle, 2008
KoH = Kingdom of Heaven
LSA = Lord of Second Advent
OT = Old Testament
NT = New Testament
CT = Completed Testament
TF = True Father, SMM = Sun Myung Moon
TM = True Mother, Hak Ja Han Moon
UC = Unification Church
See also extended Vocabulary:
http://www.slideshare.net/bdp003/vocabulary-uc

3. Background: the spread of Christianity
and influence of Martin Luther and others
for the last 400 years preparation of Second Coming.

4. • Faith – Peter

5. • Faith – Peter
• Hope – James
James

6. • Faith – Peter
• Hope – James
• Love - John
James

9. 0 -100AD
1.
Rome
Catholic
Constantinople

10. 2.
Orthodox
1054AD

12. Four stages of development can be distinguished in the
history of the Orthodox Churches.
1. Early Christianity, which is roughly the first three
centuries through the early age of Constantine the Great,
constitutes the Apostolic and ancient period.

13. Four stages of development can be distinguished in the
history of the Orthodox Churches.
1. Early Christianity, which is roughly the first three
centuries through the early age of Constantine the Great,
constitutes the Apostolic and ancient period.
2. The Byzantine period, beginning with the First seven
Ecumenical Councils, comprises over eleven centuries
from the First Council of Nicaea in 325 to the
Fall of Constantinople in 1453.

14. Four stages of development can be distinguished in the
history of the Orthodox Churches.
1. Early Christianity, which is roughly the first three
centuries through the early age of Constantine the Great,
constitutes the Apostolic and ancient period.
2. The Byzantine period, beginning with the First seven
Ecumenical Councils, comprises over eleven centuries
from the First Council of Nicaea in 325 to the
Fall of Constantinople in 1453.
3. The Ottoman period starts, roughly, for the Greek
and Balkan communities in the fifteenth century with
the Fall of Constantinople, and ends about the year 1830,
which marks Greek and Serbian independence from the
Ottoman Empire. The last stage is the modern period.

15. Four stages of development can be distinguished in the
history of the Orthodox Churches.
4. The Orthodox Churches with the largest number of
adherents in modern times are the Russian and the
Romanian Orthodox churches.

16. The Byzantine Iconoclasm refers to two periods in
the history of the Byzantine Empire when the use of
religious images or icons was opposed by religious
and imperial authorities within the Eastern Church and
the temporal imperial hierarchy.
The "First Iconoclasm", as it is sometimes called,
lasted between about 726 and 787.
The "Second Iconoclasm" was between 814 and 842.
According to the traditional view, Byzantine Iconoclasm
constituted a ban on religious images
It was accompanied by widespread destruction of images.

17. The Western church remained firmly in support of the
use of images throughout the period,
and the whole episode widened the growing divergence
between the East and Western tradition.
Sixtine Chapel RomeHagia Irene Church in Istanbul.

18. The Russian Orthodox Church,
ROC is often said to be the
largest of the Eastern Orthodox
churches in the world;

19. The Russian Orthodox Church,
ROC is often said to be the
largest of the Eastern Orthodox
churches in the world;
including all the autocephalous
churches under its umbrella,
its adherents number over
150 million worldwide —
about half of the 300 million estimated adherents of the
Eastern Orthodox Church.

20. The Russian Orthodox Church,
ROC is often said to be the
largest of the Eastern Orthodox
churches in the world;
including all the autocephalous
churches under its umbrella,
its adherents number over
150 million worldwide —
about half of the 300 million estimated adherents of the
Eastern Orthodox Church.
Among Christian churches, the Russian Orthodox Church is
second only to the Roman Catholic Church in terms of
numbers of followers.

21. By the end of the first millennium AD,
eastern Slavic lands started to come under the cultural
influence of the Eastern Roman Empire.

22. By the end of the first millennium AD,
eastern Slavic lands started to come under the cultural
influence of the Eastern Roman Empire.
In 863-869, Saint Cyril (cyrillic languages)
and Saint Methodius translated parts of the Bible into
Old Church Slavonic language for the first time,
paving the way for the Christianization of the Slavs.

23. By the end of the first millennium AD,
eastern Slavic lands started to come under the cultural
influence of the Eastern Roman Empire.
In 863-869, Saint Cyril (cyrillic languages)
and Saint Methodius translated parts of the Bible into
Old Church Slavonic language for the first time,
paving the way for the Christianization of the Slavs.
There is evidence that the first Christian bishop was sent
to Novgorod from Constantinople either by Patriarch
Photius or Patriarch Ignatios, circa 866-867 AD.

24. Russian Orthodox

25. St Andrew erecting the cross on the hills of the
Dnieper River. A prophecy of Kiev.

26. 3.
Rome Catholic
Rome

27. 3.
Catholic – Greek Orthodox
Rome Constantinople
Byzantine Empire

28. 3.
Crucaders
Rome Constantinople
Islam &
Crusaders
In 1095 Pope Urban II proclaimed the First Crusade
Following the First Crusade there was an intermittent
200-year struggle for control of the Holy Land,
with six more major crusades.
In 1291, the conflict ended in failure with the fall
of the last Christian stronghold in the Holy Land

29. 3.
Russian Orthodox
Moscow
Rome Constantinople
Kiev

30. 4.
M Luther
1522AD

31. 4.
Protestant
Protestant
Russian
Orthodox
Greek
Orthodox
Catholic
Catholic

32. A few weeks before he died,
Peter John Olivi (ca. 1248-1298)
finished his final and greatest work,
the Lectura super Apocalypsim (LSA),
commentary on the biblical Book of Revelation.
The LSA is a summary of Olivi’s eschatology,
his view of the “Last Things” as he had been developing
his understanding over his 20 year teaching career.
Other than the Bible, no book contributed more powerfully
and directly than the LSA to the seismic events that we
call “the Reformation.”

33. More than 200 years before Martin Luther nailed his
95 Theses to the church-house door,
Olivi had foreseen the Pope as heretic,
the theological Fall of Rome, the end of top-down religious
hierarchy, and the emergence of free and democratic,
joy-filled “Praise Churches.”
Olivi had also predicted the Jewish Holocaust and
the ultimate unification of Jews and Christians.
Source:
https://appliedunificationism.com/2016/11/07/messianic-succession/

34. 400 year

35. Athanasius Kircher, S.J.
Latin: Athanasius Kircherus,
2 May 1602 – 28 November 1680)
was a German Jesuit scholar and
polymath who published around 40 major works,
most notably in the fields of comparative religion,
geology, and medicine.
Kircher has been compared to fellow Jesuit
Roger Boscovich and to Leonardo da Vinci for his
enormous range of interests, and has been honored
with the title "Master of a Hundred Arts"

36. Divine PrincipleDivine Principle

37. (1517 – 1918)
Period of preparation
for the Second Advent: 400 years
( End of World War I )
1517
1918
The period of preparation for the Second Advent of the Messiah was the
four-hundred-year period from the Protestant Reformation in 1517 to the
end of World War I in 1918 (p. 347).

38. (1517 – 1918)400 years
( End of World War I )
Protestant Reformation
1517
1648
1789
1918
Religious and ideological conflicts
Maturation of politics, economy
and ideology
With respect to the providence of restoration, this period is
divided into three periods: the period of the Reformation, the
period of religious and ideological conflicts, and the period of the
maturation of politics, economy and ideology.
Period of preparation
for the Second Advent:

39. The 130-year period of the Reformation began in 1517, when Martin Luther
raised the banner of the Protestant Reformation in Germany, and lasted until
the wars of religion were settled by the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648.

40. Feudalism
Middle
Ages
Corruption of
the Roman Church
In the late Middle Ages, man’s original mind was repressed, its free
development blocked by the social environment of feudalism and the
secularization and corruption of the Roman church.

41. Feudalism
Corruption of
the Roman Church
Restoration of
original nature
Middle
Ages
Medieval Europeans were prompted by the impulses of their
innermost hearts to break down their social environment to open
the way for the restoration of their original nature (p. 348).

42. Feudalism
Corruption of
the Roman Church
Cain-type
The Cain-type movement began as a revival of Hellenism. It gave rise
to the Renaissance, whose core value was humanism.
Middle
Ages
Restoration of
original nature
Renaissance

43. Feudalism
Corruption of
the Roman Church
Cain-type
Abel-type
The Abel-type movement began as a revival of the Hebraic heritage of
Israel and the early Christian Church. It gave rise to the Protestant
Reformation, whose core value was faith in God (p. 349).
Protestant
Reformation
Restoration of
original nature
Middle
Ages
RenaissanceRenaissanceRenaissance
ProtestantProtestant
ReformationReformation

44. 1.1 The Renaissance
The Renaissance grew out of Medieval European’s external
pursuits of the original nature.
1
1 External pursuits of the original nature

45. 1 External pursuits of the original nature
1.1 The Renaissance
It led to a movement to revive the ancient heritage of
Hellenism (p. 351-2).
2
2 Movement to revive Hellenism

46. 1 External pursuits of the original nature
1.1 The Renaissance
2 Movement to revive Hellenism
Renaissance humanism thus rose to prominence.3
3 Humanism rose to prominence

47. 1 External pursuits of the original nature
2 Movement to revive Hellenism
1.1 The Renaissance
This movement came to life in fourteenth-century Italy.4
3 Humanism rose to prominence

48. Though it began as a movement imitating the thought and life of ancient
Greece and Rome, it soon developed into a wider movement which
transformed every aspect of society including politics, economic life and
religion.
1.1 The Renaissance
2 Movement to revive Hellenism
3 Humanism rose to prominence
4 Transformed every aspect of society
1 External pursuits of the original nature

49. 1
3
External pursuits of the original nature
Humanism rose to prominence
4 Transformed every aspect of society
This is the Renaissance.
1.1 The Renaissance
2 Movement to revive Hellenism

50. 1.2 The Reformation
1 Internal aspirations of the original nature
As medieval Europeans sought to realize the internal aspirations of
their original nature,
1

51. 1 Internal aspirations of the original nature
1.2 The Reformation
they called for the revival of the spirit of early Christianity,
leading to a movement to revive Hebraism.
2
2 Movement to revive Hebraism

52. 2 Movement to revive Hebraism
1 Internal aspirations of the original nature
1.2 The Reformation
When the pope began selling indulgences in 1517, a movement to
protest this abuse ignited a fuse which exploded in the Protestant
Reformation under the leadership of Martin Luther.
3
in 15173 Started with Martin Luther

53. Started with Martin Luther in 1517
2 Movement to revive Hebraism
1 Internal aspirations of the original nature
1.2 The Reformation
3 Started with Martin Luther in 1517
4 Spread to other European nations
Huldrych Zwingly John Calvin Menno SimonsJohn Knox
The flames of the Reformation grew strong and soon spread to
Switzerland under the leadership of Huldrych Zwingly, to France as
led by John Calvin, and into such nations as England and the
Netherlands (p. 353).
4

54. Huldrych Zwingly John Calvin Menno SimonsJohn Knox
The wars of religion which swirled around the Protestant
movements continued until 1648, when the Treaty of
Westphalia ended the Thirty Years’ War.
5
1
2
3
Internal aspirations of the original nature
Movement to revive Hebraism
Started with Martin Luther in 1517
4 Spread to other European nations
1.2 The Reformation
5 Continued until the end of the
(1648)Thirty Years’ War

55. The period of religious and ideological conflicts refers to the 140 years
beginning with the secure establishment of Protestantism at the Treaty of
Westphalia in 1648 and ending with the French Revolution in 1789.

56. Freedom of faithFreedom of faith
and thoughtand thought
External desireExternal desire
(Renaissance)(Renaissance)
Internal desireInternal desire
(Reformation)(Reformation)
As modern people continued to pursue the internal and external desires of
their original nature, they could not avoid divisions in theology and disputes
among philosophies arising from freedom of faith and thought.

57. The Cain-type and Abel-type views of life developed in this period (p.
354).
Freedom of faithFreedom of faith
and thoughtand thought
External desireExternal desire
(Renaissance)(Renaissance)
Internal desireInternal desire
(Reformation)(Reformation)
Cain-typeCain-type
view of lifeview of life
Abel-typeAbel-type
view of lifeview of life

58. Renaissance humanism elevated human-beings and the natural world
over God.
2.1 The Cain-Type View of Life
Centered on Human beings and the natural world

59. 2.1 The Cain-Type View of Life
Centered on Human beings and the natural world
Truth is reached through experience
- Rationalism
- Empiricism
Truth is reached through innate reason
The Renaissance established a new perspective on life which sought to
understand the universe through reason and experience, logic and
experiment.

60. - Rationalism
2.1 The Cain-Type View of Life
Centered on Human beings and the natural world
Truth is reached through innate reason
Truth is reached through experience



- Empiricism
Leads towards
Satan’s realm

The Renaissance gave birth to a view of life which encouraged people
to follow only external pursuits, blocking their path to God and leading them
toward Satan’s realm. For this reason, it is called the Cain-type view of life.

61. - Rationalism
- Empiricism
Centered on Human beings and the natural world
Truth is reached through innate reason
Truth is reached through experience



2.1 The Cain-Type View of Life
Leads towards Satan’s realm
Cornerstone of communist world of today
The Cain-type view of life grew through the Enlightenment and
matured into Marxism, which became the cornerstone of the
communist world of today (written before 1992) (p. 355).
Karl Marx

62. The Reformation spawned philosophies and religious teachings which
developed a multi-dimensional view of life seeking to realize the God-
given, original nature of human beings (p. 356).
2.2 The Abel-Type View of Life
Seeks God-given original nature

63. Seeks God-given original nature
2.2 The Abel-Type View of Life
Guides modern people to seek God
This view of life guided modern people to seek God in a deeper and
more thoughtful way. We call this the Abel-type view of life.

64. Seeks God-given original nature
2.2 The Abel-Type View of Life

Formed the democratic world of today
In diverse ways, the Abel-type view of life matured to form the
democratic world of today (p. 357).
Guides modern people to seek God

65. This period refers to the 130 years between the French Revolution in
1789 and the end of World War I in 1918.

66. Cain-type and Abel-type views of life matured, taking their separate
paths.
Abel-type
view of life
Cain-typeCain-type
view of lifeview of life

67. Abel-typeAbel-type
societysociety
Cain-typeCain-type
societysociety
As they matured, they founded two different forms of society with
distinct social structures: a Cain-type and an Abel-type society.
Cain-typeCain-type
view of lifeview of life
Abel-type
view of life
Abel-typeAbel-type
view of lifeview of life

68. Rene Descartes Voltaire
In this way, those espousing the Cain-type view of life championed the
Enlightenment and gave rise to the French Revolution, thus establishing
Cain-type democracy (p. 359).
3.1 Democracy
3.1.1 Cain-Type Democracy
Cain-type
democracy
French
Revolution
(1789)
Cain-type view of life
Enlightenment

69. Karl Marx Friedrich Engels Lenin
It would later be systematized into Marxism in Germany and Leninism in
Russia, eventually forming the communist world (p. 360).
Communist
world
Cain-type
democracy
3.1 Democracy
3.1.1 Cain-Type Democracy
French
Revolution
(1789)
Cain-type view of life
Enlightenment

70. Sincere Christians, the fruits of the Abel-type view of life,
founded Abel-type democracies through their victorious fight
with absolutism to win religious freedom.
3.1.2 Abel-Type Democracy
Puritan
Revolution
(1642)
Abel-type
democracy
(Britain, America)
Abel-type view of life

71. Many Puritans emigrated to the American continent to obtain
religious freedom. They founded an independent nation in 1776 and
established American democracy (p. 361).
Abel-type view of lifeAbel-type view of life
3.1.2 Abel-Type Democracy
Puritan
Revolution
(1642)
Abel-type
democracy
(Britain, America)
Abel-type
democracy
(Britain, America)
Puritan
Revolution
(1642)

72. Abel-type view of life
Abel-type democracy has developed from these beginnings into
the democratic world of today.
3.1.2 Abel-Type Democracy
Puritan
Revolution
(1642)
Democratic
world
Abel-type
democracy
(Britain, America)

73. The concept of the separation of powers into three branches
of government was advocated by Montesquieu.
3.2 The Significance of the Separation of Powers
Montesquieu
JudicialJudicialLegislativeLegislative
ExecutiveExecutive

74. 3.2 The Significance of the Separation of Powers
Montesquieu
JudicialJudicialLegislativeLegislative
It sought to prevent the concentration of political power in the hands of a
single individual or institution. The idea was proclaimed in the Declaration
of the Rights of Man during the French Revolution.
ExecutiveExecutive
LegislativeLegislative
ExecutiveExecutive
JudicialJudicial

75. From the beginning, the separation of powers was to be characteristic of the
political structure of God’s ideal society. Yet here again, Satan was mimicking
an aspect of the Principle ahead of its realization by God.
3.2 The Significance of the Separation of Powers
Political structure
of God’s ideal society
Montesquieu
LegislativeLegislative
ExecutiveExecutive
JudicialJudicial

76. Christ
Political structure
of God’s ideal society
God’sGod’s
guidanceguidance
Hence, the three branches of government – the legislative, judicial and
executive branches – should interact in harmonious and principled
relationships by following God’s guidance as conveyed through Christ
(p. 361-2).
Montesquieu
3.2 The Significance of the Separation of Powers
ExecutiveExecutive
JudicialJudicialLegislativeLegislative

77. Pleasant living environment
(by science)
Ideal
of creation
3.3 The Significance of the Industrial Revolution
World without sin (by religion)
God’s ideal of creation cannot be fulfilled merely by forming a world
without sin. God blessed human beings to have dominion over the
universe. We are to advance science to create a pleasant living
environment (p. 363).

78. Industrial
Revolution
(Britain)
3.3 The Significance of the Industrial Revolution
World without sin (by religion)
Pleasant living environment
(by science)
 The Industrial Revolution arose out of God’s providence to
restore the living environment for the ideal world.
: Ideal living environment
Ideal
of creation

79. Pleasant living environment
(by science)
World without sin (by religion)
3.3 The Significance of the Industrial Revolution
Industrial
Revolution
(Britain)
: Ideal living environment
: Vast territory for the propagation
of the Gospel
The Industrial Revolution opened up a vast territory for the propagation
of the Gospel. Accordingly, it contributed to both
the internal and external aspects of the providence of restoration
(p. 363-4).
: Ideal living environment
Ideal
of creation

80. Following the Industrial Revolution, spurred by the rapid
progress of science, industrialization created economies
characterized by over-production.
Economies characterized by over-production
3.4 The Rise of the Great Powers

81. 3.4 The Rise of the Great Powers

(scramble for colonies)
The great powers of Europe grew strong as they competed with
each other in the scramble for colonies.
Economies characterized by over-production
The great powers of Europe grew strong


82. Economies characterized by over-production
The great powers of Europe grew strong


(scramble for colonies)
Division of the world into democracy
and communism
3.4 The Rise of the Great Powers
The Cain and Abel trends in ideology and economic development
caused the later political division of the world into democracy and
communism.

83. 3.5 Religious Reforms and Political
and Industrial Revolutions
since the Renaissance
FirstFirst
renaissancerenaissance
The Cain-type movement which began with the revival of
Hellenism gave birth to the humanism of the Renaissance.
Humanism

84. 3.5 Religious Reforms and Political
and Industrial Revolutions
since the Renaissance
SecondSecond
renaissancerenaissance
As this movement developed further in Satan’s direction, it gave
birth to the Enlightenment, which may be regarded as the second
renaissance.
EnlightenmentHumanism
FirstFirst
renaissancerenaissance

85. 3.5 Religious Reforms and Political
and Industrial Revolutions
since the Renaissance
Humanism Communism
ThirdThird
renaissancerenaissance
Enlightenment thought further matured in the satanic direction, giving birth
to historical materialism, which is the core of
communist ideology. This may be regarded as the third renaissance.
Enlightenment
FirstFirst
renaissancerenaissance
SecondSecond
renaissancerenaissance

86. 3.5 Religious Reforms and Political
and Industrial Revolutions
Since the Renaissance
Humanism CommunismEnlightenment
This three-stage movement on the satanic side is followed by
three-stage revolutions in religion, politics and economy.
FirstFirst
renaissancerenaissance
SecondSecond
renaissancerenaissance
ThirdThird
renaissancerenaissance

87. Three-stage Revolutions
In the sphere of religion, it is evident that a third religious reformation will
occur following the first and second reformations.
ReligionReligion
First
reformation
(Luther)
Third
Reformation
Ongoing
Arab Spring etc.
Second
reformation
(Swedenborg, etc.)

88. Second renaissanceFirst renaissance
PoliticsPolitics
First
reformation
(Luther)
Second
reformation Third
reformation
Medieval
feudal society
collapsed
Absolute
monarchy
collapsed
(Swedenborg, etc.)
In the political sphere, medieval feudal society and then absolute
monarchy collapsed under the weight of the first and second
renaissances and reformations respectively.
ReligionReligion

89. Communism
collapsed
Three-stage Revolutions
First
reformation
(Luther)
Second
reformation Third
reformation
Medieval
feudal society
collapsed
Absolute
monarchy
collapsed
(Swedenborg, etc.)
Second renaissanceFirst renaissance Third renaissance
ReligionReligion
Through the coming third religious reformation, the democratic world will
triumph and bring the communist world, established through the third
renaissance, to its knees. Then the two worlds will unite into one Kingdom of
Heaven on earth under God (p. 365).
Heavenly
kingdom
PoliticsPolitics

90. Three-stage Revolutions
First
reformation
(Luther)
Second
reformation Third
reformation
Medieval
feudal society
collapsed
Absolute
monarchy
collapsed
(Swedenborg, etc.)
Second renaissanceFirst renaissance Third renaissance
Communism
collapsed
First
Industrial
Revolution
(Britain)
Second
Industrial
Revolution
(advanced nations)
ReligionReligion
H. kingdomH. kingdom
Third
Industrial
Revolution
The third Industrial Revolution, following the first and second, will
construct a pleasant living environment for the ideal world.
(Ideal World)
EconomyEconomy
PoliticsPolitics Wind- Solar-
Power

92. 4.1 The Providential Causes of the4.1 The Providential Causes of the World WarsWorld Wars
External
Internal
Conflicts in politics,
economics, ideology
Wars break out due to such factors as conflicts of political and economic
interests and clashes of ideology. Yet these are merely external causes, and
there are also internal causes of wars.

93. Accordingly, we cannot grasp the providential significance of the
world wars by focusing only on external causes.
4.1 The Providential Causes of the4.1 The Providential Causes of the World WarsWorld Wars
World
wars
External
Internal
Conflicts in politics,
economics, ideology
God’s providence
of restoration

94. What are the internal, providential causes of the world wars (p. 366) ?
What are the Internal Causes of the World Wars ?What are the Internal Causes of the World Wars ?

95. The world wars have occurred:
What are the Internal Causes of the World Wars ?What are the Internal Causes of the World Wars ?

96. 1 Satan’s last desperate struggle
As a result of Satan’s last desperate struggle to preserve his
sovereignty.
1
What are the Internal Causes of the World Wars ?What are the Internal Causes of the World Wars ?

97. 2 Indemnity conditions to restore
the three great blessings
1 Satan’s last desperate struggle
In order to fulfill the worldwide indemnity conditions to restore
the three great blessings.
2
What are the Internal Causes of the World Wars ?What are the Internal Causes of the World Wars ?

98. 2 Indemnity conditions to restore
the three great blessings
1 Satan’s last desperate struggle
3 Overcome three temptations of Jesus
What are the Internal Causes of the World Wars ?What are the Internal Causes of the World Wars ?
In order that all humanity may overcome on the world level the
three temptations by which Satan tempted Jesus (p. 367).
3

99. 2 Indemnity conditions to restore
the three great blessings
1 Satan’s last desperate struggle
3 Overcome three temptations of Jesus
What are the Internal Causes of the World Wars ?What are the Internal Causes of the World Wars ?
4 Restore God’s sovereignty
In order to fulfill the worldwide indemnity condition to
restore God’s sovereignty.
4

100. 2 Indemnity conditions to restore
the three great blessings
1 Satan’s last desperate struggle
3 Overcome three temptations of Jesus
What are the Internal Causes of the World Wars ?What are the Internal Causes of the World Wars ?
4 Restore God’s sovereignty
The world wars occur in three stages.

101. CainCainAbel
In the political sphere, the First World War was a conflict between
Abel-type democracies and Cain-type authoritarian states.
4.2 The First World War (1914 – 1918)
4.2.1 Summary of the Providence in the First World War
Democracies Authoritarian
statesPoliticsPolitics

102. ImperialistsImperialists
on Satan’s sideon Satan’s side
Imperialists
on God’s side
CainCainAbel
In the economic sphere, it was fought between the imperialistic nations on
God’s side and the imperialistic nations on Satan’s side.
4.2 The First World War (1914 – 1918)
4.2.1 Summary of the Providence in the First World War
Democracies Authoritarian
statesPoliticsPolitics
EconomicsEconomics

103. ImperialistsImperialists
on Satan’s sideon Satan’s side
Upholders
of Christianity
CainCain
In the sphere of religion and ideology, the Abel-type nations of Great Britain, the
United States, and France, which generally upheld Christianity, fought the Cain-
type nations of Turkey, persecuting Christianity, and its allies, Germany and
Austria-Hungary (p. 367-8).
4.2 The First World War (1914 – 1918)
4.2.1 Summary of the Providence in the First World War
Authoritarian
states
PersecutorsPersecutors
of Christianityof Christianity
Britain - U.S. - France Germany - Austria - Turkey
Abel
Democracies
Imperialists
on God’s side
ReligionReligion
andand
IdeologyIdeology
EconomicsEconomics
PoliticsPolitics

104. 4.2.2 What Decides God’s Side and Satan’s Side?
Acting in line or in concert
with God’s providence
Satan’s side
Opposing God’s providence
Those acting in line or in concert with the direction of God’s
providence are on the side of God, while those taking an
opposing position are on the side of Satan.
God’s side

105. In the First World War, the Allied Powers led by Great Britain,
Russia, France, and the United States stood on God’s side.
Acting in line or in concert
with God’s providence
Allied Powers
Satan’s side
Opposing God’s providence
4.2.2 What Decides God’s Side and Satan’s Side?
BritainBritain
FranceFrance
God’s side
RussiaRussia
Russia
U.S.U.S.

106. Acting in line or in concert
with God’s providence
Allied Powers
Satan’s side
Opposing God’s providence
4.2.2 What Decides God’s Side and Satan’s Side?
BritainBritain
FranceFrance
U.S.U.S.
On the other hand, Germany and Austria-Hungary, the leading Central
Powers, supported Turkey, a Muslim nation which persecuted
Christianity. Therefore, together with Turkey, they stood on Satan’s
side (p. 369).
AustriaAustriaGermanyGermany
TurkeyTurkey
Central Powers
God’s side
Russia

107. 4.2.3 The Providential Causes behind the First World War
The First World War had to take place in order to:

108. 1 Indemnity condition to restore
God’s three great blessings
at the formation stage
Fulfill the worldwide indemnity condition to restore
God’s three great blessings at the formation stage.
1
4.2.3 The Providential Causes behind the First World War

109. Indemnity condition to restore
God’s three great blessings
at the formation stage
Have people on God’s side collectively overcome
Jesus’ first temptation on the world level (p. 370).
2
1
Overcome Jesus’ first temptation2
4.2.3 The Providential Causes behind the First World War

110. Indemnity condition to restore
God’s three great blessings
at the formation stage
Overcome Jesus’ first temptation
Lay the formation-stage foundation for the restoration of
God’s sovereignty.
3
1
2
Formation-stage foundation
for the restoration of God’s sovereignty
3
4.2.3 The Providential Causes behind the First World War

111. 4.2.4 The Providential Results of the First World War
Victory of God’s sideFirst World War
The victory of God’s side in the First World War:

112. 1 Fulfilled the formation-stage indemnity
condition to restore God’s three blessings
Fulfilled the formation-stage indemnity condition to restore
God’s three great blessings worldwide.
1
Victory of God’s sideFirst World War
4.2.4 The Providential Results of the First World War

113. 1 Fulfilled the formation-stage indemnity
condition to restore God’s three blessings
2 Fulfilled the indemnity condition to restore
the first blessing
Fulfilled the indemnity condition to restore God’s first blessing
worldwide.
2
Victory of God’s sideFirst World War
4.2.4 The Providential Results of the First World War

114. 1 Fulfilled the formation-stage indemnity
condition to restore God’s three blessings
2 Fulfilled the indemnity condition to restore
the first blessing
3 Established the formation-stage foundation
for the restoration of God’s sovereignty
Established, through the victory of democracy, the formation-stage
foundation for the restoration of God’s sovereignty.
3
Victory of God’s sideFirst World War
4.2.4 The Providential Results of the First World War

115. 1 Fulfilled the formation-stage indemnity
condition to restore God’s three blessings
2 Fulfilled the indemnity condition to restore
the first blessing
3 Established the formation-stage foundation
for the restoration of God’s sovereignty
This laid the foundation for the birth of the returning Christ, and the
formation stage of the dispensation of the Second Advent commenced
(p. 371).
Victory of God’s sideFirst World War
Foundation for the returning Christ’s birthFoundation for the returning Christ’s birth
Formation stage of the dispensation of the Second AdventFormation stage of the dispensation of the Second Advent
4.2.4 The Providential Results of the First World War

116. 4.3 The4.3 The Second World WarSecond World War (1939 – 1945)(1939 – 1945)
4.3.1 Summary of the Providence4.3.1 Summary of the Providence
in thein the Second World WarSecond World War
Abel
DemocracyDemocracy
CainCain
Fascism
In the Second World War, democracy, while standing upon the
formation stage victory attained in the First World War, defeated
fascism and secured victory at the growth stage.
Secured victory at the growth stage

117. In the Second World War, an alliance of the democratic nations of the
United States, Great Britain and France led the nations on God’s side.
Satan’s side was the alliance of the fascist nations: Germany, Japan and
Italy (p. 372).
4.3.3 The Nations on God’s Side and the Nations
on Satan’s Side in the Second World War
FascismFascismDemocracyDemocracy
BritainBritainU.S.U.S.
FranceFrance
Satan’s sideGod’s side
GermanyGermany
I t a l yI t a l y
JapanJapan

118. In the beginning, it was due to the Fall of Adam, Eve and the
Archangel that God’s three great blessings were not realized
(p. 372-3).
Adam Eve
Children
God
Human
beings
Creation
God
Natural
worldMind Body
Indi-
vidual
God
4.3.4 The Providential Roles of the Three Nations
on God’s Side and Satan’s Side

119. Adam Eve
Children
Human
beings
Creation
Natural
worldMind Body
Indi-
vidual
Accordingly, during the Second World War, the three nations on God’s
side representing Adam, Eve and the Archangel led the fight against the
three nations on Satan’s side, which also represented Adam, Eve and
the Archangel.
4.3.4 The Providential Roles of the Three Nations
on God’s Side and Satan’s Side
BritainBritainU.S.U.S.
FranceFrance
GermanyGermany
I t a l yI t a l y
JapanJapan

120. 4.3.4 The Providential Roles of the Three Nations
on God’s Side and Satan’s Side
The victory of the nations on God’s side would make an indemnity
condition for the restoration of the three great blessings.
VictoryVictory
overover
BritainBritainU.S.U.S.
FranceFrance
GermanyGermany
I t a l yI t a l y
JapanJapan

121. 4.3.4 The Providential Roles of the Three Nations
on God’s Side and Satan’s Side
VictoryVictory
overover
The United States, Great Britain, and France respectively
represented Adam, Eve, and the Archangel on God’s side, and
Germany, Japan, and Italy respectively represented Adam,
Eve, and the Archangel on Satan’s side.
Adam
Archangel
BritainBritainU.SU.S..
FranceFrance
GermanyGermany
I t a l yI t a l y
JapanJapan
Adam Eve
Archangel
Eve

122. 4.3.5 The Providential Causes4.3.5 The Providential Causes
behind thebehind the Second World WarSecond World War
The Second World War broke out in order to:

123. Fulfill the worldwide indemnity condition to restore God’s
three great blessings at the growth stage (p. 374).
1
1 Indemnity condition to restore
God’s three great blessings
at the growth stage
4.3.5 The Providential Causes4.3.5 The Providential Causes
behind thebehind the Second World WarSecond World War

124. Have people on God’s side overcome Jesus’
second temptation on the world level.
2
1 Indemnity condition to restore
God’s three great blessings
at the growth stage
2 Overcome Jesus’ second temptation
4.3.5 The Providential Causes4.3.5 The Providential Causes
behind thebehind the Second World WarSecond World War

125. Lay the growth-stage foundation for the restoration of
God’s sovereignty (p. 375).
3
1 Indemnity condition to restore
God’s three great blessings
at the growth stage
2 Overcome Jesus’ second temptation
3 Growth-stage foundation
for the restoration of God’s sovereignty
4.3.5 The Providential Causes4.3.5 The Providential Causes
behind thebehind the Second World WarSecond World War

126. 4.3.6 The Providential Results of the4.3.6 The Providential Results of the Second World WarSecond World War
Victory of God’s sideSecond World War
The victory of God’s side in the Second World War:

127. 1 Fulfilled the growth-stage indemnity
condition to restore God’s three blessings
Victory of God’s sideSecond World War
Fulfilled the growth-stage indemnity condition to restore God’s
three great blessings worldwide.
1
4.3.6 The Providential Results of the4.3.6 The Providential Results of the Second World WarSecond World War

128. 1 Fulfilled the growth-stage indemnity
condition to restore God’s three blessings
2 Fulfilled the indemnity condition to restore
the second blessing
Victory of God’s sideSecond World War
Fulfilled the indemnity condition to restore God’s
second blessing worldwide.
2
4.3.6 The Providential Results of the4.3.6 The Providential Results of the Second World WarSecond World War

129. 1 Fulfilled the growth-stage indemnity
condition to restore God’s three blessings
2 Fulfilled the indemnity condition to restore
the second blessing
3 Established the growth-stage foundation
for the restoration of God’s sovereignty
Victory of God’s sideSecond World War
Established the growth-stage foundation to restore God’s
sovereignty by laying the growth-stage foundation for the
democratic world.
3
4.3.6 The Providential Results of the4.3.6 The Providential Results of the Second World WarSecond World War

130. The age for building a new heaven and new earth under the
leadership of Christ at the Second Advent had begun, and the
growth stage of the dispensation of the Second Advent
commenced.
1 Fulfilled the growth-stage indemnity
condition to restore God’s three blessings
2 Fulfilled the indemnity condition to restore
the second blessing
3 Established the growth-stage foundation
for the restoration of God’s sovereignty
New heaven and earth under the Second AdventNew heaven and earth under the Second Advent
Growth stage of the dispensation of the Second AdventGrowth stage of the dispensation of the Second Advent
Victory of God’s sideSecond World War
4.3.6 The Providential Results of the4.3.6 The Providential Results of the Second World WarSecond World War

131. WorldWorld
4.4 The Third World War
4.4.1 Is the Third World War Inevitable?
At the consummation of human history, Satan’s side and
God’s side will strive until they each attain sovereignty over a
world (p.376).

132. 4.4 The Third World War
4.4.1 Is the Third World War Inevitable?
This is why the democratic world and communist world stand
confronting each other.
Communism
Democracy
WorldWorld

133. Communism
Democracy
CommunismCommunism
Democracy
4.4 The Third World War
4.4.1 Is the Third World War Inevitable?
Consequently, it became inevitable that there be world wars, first
to divide and then to unify these two worlds.
WorldWorld

134. WorldWorld
Communism
Democracy
4.4 The Third World War
4.4.1 Is the Third World War Inevitable?
The First and Second World Wars had the providential purpose
of dividing the globe into the communist world and democratic
world.
Wars to divide
(First and Second)
CommunismCommunism
Democracy

135. 4.4 The Third World War
4.4.1 Is the Third World War Inevitable?
Afterward, yet another war must take place to bring about their
unification. This conflict is the Third World War.
Wars to divide
(First and Second)
UnifiedUnified WorldWorld
( T h i r d )
War to unify
CommunismCommunism
Democracy
WorldWorld

136. Through the Third World War, God intends that the
democratic world subjugate the communist world and
build the ideal world (p. 377).
4.4.2 Summary of the Providence in the4.4.2 Summary of the Providence in the Third World WarThird World War
Democratic
world
CommunistCommunist
worldworld
Build the ideal worldBuild the ideal world
Subjugation

137. Democratic
world
CommunistCommunist
worldworld

God’s side is to found the perfect Abel-type view of life
based on the new truth and complete the worldwide
completion-stage foundation for democracy.
4.4.2 Summary of the Providence in the4.4.2 Summary of the Providence in the Third World WarThird World War
Subjugation
Build the ideal worldBuild the ideal world
Completion-stage foundation for democracyCompletion-stage foundation for democracy

138. CommunistCommunist
worldworld


4.4.2 Summary of the Providence in the4.4.2 Summary of the Providence in the Third World WarThird World War
God’s side is then to guide all of humanity into one
unified world (p. 378).
Subjugation
Build the ideal worldBuild the ideal world
Completion-stage foundation for democracyCompletion-stage foundation for democracy
Guide all of humanity into one unified worldGuide all of humanity into one unified world
Democratic
world

139. 4.4.3 The Providential Causes4.4.3 The Providential Causes
behind thebehind the Third World WarThird World War
The Third World War has to take place in order to:

140. 1 Indemnity condition to restore
God’s three great blessings
at the completion stage
4.4.3 The Providential Causes4.4.3 The Providential Causes
behind thebehind the Third World WarThird World War
Fulfill the worldwide indemnity condition to restore God’s
three great blessings at the completion stage.
1

141. Have the people on God’s side overcome Jesus’ third
temptation on the world level (p. 378-9).
2
1 Indemnity condition to restore
God’s three great blessings
at the completion stage
2 Overcome Jesus’ third temptation
4.4.3 The Providential Causes4.4.3 The Providential Causes
behind thebehind the Third World WarThird World War

142. 1 Indemnity condition to restore
God’s three great blessings
at the completion stage
2 Overcome Jesus’ third temptation
3 Completion-stage foundation
for the restoration of God’s sovereignty
4.4.3 The Providential Causes4.4.3 The Providential Causes
behind thebehind the Third World WarThird World War
Lay the completion-stage foundation for the
restoration of God’s sovereignty.
3

143. 4.4.4 The Providential Results of the4.4.4 The Providential Results of the Third World WarThird World War
By winning victory in the three world wars, which belong to the
final chapter of providential history,
God intends to restore through indemnity the entire providence,
which was prolonged to the third stage.
1
1 Restore the entire providence,
prolonged to the third stage
Victory of God’s sideVictory of God’s sideThree World WarsThree World Wars

144. 4.4.4 The Providential Results of the4.4.4 The Providential Results of the Third World WarThird World War
Spiritual and physical salvation
1 Restore the entire providence,
prolonged to the third stage
2 Restoration completed
(God’s Word
God’s lineage)
The providence of restoration can be completed only after fallen
people restore their heart toward God through God’s life–giving
Word, are saved both spiritually and physically, and inherit God’s
lineage.
2
Victory of God’s sideVictory of God’s sideThree World WarsThree World Wars

145. 3 God’s ideal world
4.4.4 The Providential Results of the4.4.4 The Providential Results of the Third World WarThird World War
Spiritual and physical salvation
1 Restore the entire providence,
prolonged to the third stage
2 Restoration completed
(God’s Word
God’s lineage)
The victories of God’s side will fully restore through indemnity
all the aspects of the providence of restoration and realize
God’s ideal world.
3
Victory of God’s sideVictory of God’s sideThree World WarsThree World Wars

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147. The Shakers were founded in England in 1770 by Ann Lee.
The Shaking Quakers were said to "shake" because they
danced and spoke in tongues.
1770

148. Convinced (Spirit World inspired)
that sin had begun with Adam and Eve's sex
act in the Garden of Eden,
Ann Lee insisted that sexual relations were the root of all sin.
Men and women would achieve salvation only by
overcoming this fleshly desire.
Ann Lee
1736 –1784
leader of the United Society of Believers
in Christ’s Second Appearing, or Shakers.

149. What Really Happened in the Garden of Eden
By - Wesley A. Swift (1913–1970) was a
former Methodist minister from Southern California. /Wiki
Using only the Scriptures, I will show you that the Fall was
brought on by an unholy sexual union between Satan and Eve.
1940

150. First of all, we see in Gen. 2:25 that Adam and Eve
were not ashamed of their nakedness.
They obviously had the perfect bodies that God had
intended for them when they were created.
Now, notice after the Fall, in Gen. 3:7 & 10, that
Adam and Eve were suddenly ashamed of their bodies.
Why would you be ashamed of your body if all you had
done was eat a piece of fruit?

151. Now, back in Gen. 3:3, Eve tells Satan that neither she
nor Adam can 'touch' the 'fruit' of the 'Tree of Knowledge
of Good and Evil' because if they do, they'll die.
The word 'touch' here means 'to lay hands upon, to lie with.'
When you 'lie' with someone in this capacity,
it's obviously sexual in nature.

152. The words 'eat' or 'ate' when used in these passages
do not mean the literal consumption of food.
The words 'eat' or 'ate' when used in the first 15 verses
of Genesis chapter three means '(lit. or fig.) to consume,
devour (partake).‘
When you partake in something, that means you are
engaging in an activity.
And Eve certainly did partake here!
She engaged in sex with Satan (the 'serpent') who
appeared to her in human form and sexually seduced her.

153. William Branham USA had been hearing
voices since he was seven years old.
Finally, in May of 1946, Branham was
commissioned by an angel from God
to be the forerunner of
the Second Coming of Christ.
One of the more radical beliefs of the group
is that of Serpent Seed which states that
the first sin committed occurred when Eve engaged
in sexual activities with the Serpent
in the Garden of Eden thus
causing "the fall of man."
1946
William Branham
(1909-1965)

154. “What did he do? He begin making love to Eve.
And he lived with her as a husband.
And she saw it was pleasant, so she went and told her
husband; but she was already (spiritually) pregnant by Satan.
And she brought forth her first son whose name was Cain,
the son of Satan.
My comment: In June 1946 TF went to Pyong Yang to search
for the prepared Spir. groups.
Seams like that Heavenly mission "spilled over" to US.

155. Compare these independent descriptions of the Fall of Man
with Divine Principles Fall of Man:
Google Divine Principle Fall of Man

156. The completion of the 8 textbooks
Proclamation of the Word that firmly establishes
the True Parents of Heaven , Earth and Humankind
Proclaim Gods Holy Word

157. 1960
Level: Church
True Parents
Symbolic: Jesus Marriage Restored

158. 2003
Level: Nation
True Parents of Heaven and Earth
Symbolic: Physical Fall Restored

159. 2013
Level: Cosmic
True Parents of Heaven and Earth
and Humankind
Symbolic: Spiritual Fall Restored

160. 2013
Cosmic Unity
True Parents of Heaven and Earth
and Humankind

161. References:
Main Source: Divine Principle:
www.unification.net/dp96
Speeches by Sun Myung Moon:
www.tparents.org/Lib-Moon-Talk.htm
Prof. Young Oon Kim: Unification Theology
www.tparents.org/library/unification/books/utheo/0-toc.htm
See also Divine Principle video:
www.euro-tongil.org/swedish/english/evideo.htm

162. Have a great Blessed week. /Bengt
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