Choi Eun-su: Armenia-Georgia Pilgrimage Handbook

I admire Dr. Choi Eun-su's arguments. By the time the new innovation and paradigm change of world Christianity in the 21st century was required, Dr. Ming's argument was that it was a reformed movement. The Lutheran theologian Geés de Gageld Forde says that ‘saved believers are given the gift of a world of creation,’ and is surprised that Dr. Kwak Sukun has agreed to re-interpret new theological perceptions. Starting with Genesis chapter 1 of the First chapter of the Book of the Prefect, the First President of the Christian Council of Churches in Korea, the Gospel begins with Armenia and Georgia, and after the flood of Noah, the new history of mankind, Noah's prophecy, the fulfillment of God's work on Mount Ararat, the people who appeared in Jeremiah's prophecies, the Jews who were scattered, the redeemed and the Holy Spirit, the gospels of the Apostles. It's very clear that the Pan-Send, which is to make a pilgrimage to the land of Armenia, where the historical God has left his mark. I realized from my professor that my country was obsessed with the colonial embassy, and that the Bible view was locked up in the Jewish embassy. I want to go to the Holy Land of Georgia, in Armenia, and see what happens now, rather than the pilgrimage to Israel. Park Sang-hee, missionary.

Korean title: 아르메니아 조지아 성지순례 핸드북

Korean author: 최은수

Korean publisher: 좋은땅

ISBN-13: 9791138822527