David Damian et al.: Gathering

Gathering is translated as a word that literally means ‘union for a particular purpose.’. But the book's Gathering has a much deeper spiritual meaning. The book uses the gandering as a ‘God's work in inviting the nations to one family during the presence of the Lord.’. This is a name specifically from the Bible book of Zechariah, chapter 10, verse 8. I will whistle against them, and gather them; for I have redeemed them. It will prosper as they did before. It was in this passage that the name Gathering came from the words, 'I'll whistle at them and gather them.'. Gathering is the most active Christian gathering in the world. Gathering, which began in Canada in 1995, is now opening up around the world, including China, Korea, Japan, Egypt, Jordan and Germany, leading millions of people to God. Gathering, which has been held in Hong Kong, has gathered more than 505 people each time, including Christian Christian Christian Christianity in Bonto, China, and is so hot that it lacks the ‘Project Tomb’ Christian soil that it has also gathered about 3,000 people in Japan. In Korea, several of the thousands in attendance in Pusan, Guangju and Jeju are also scheduled to be held in Seoul during the year. The reason we're all together in Gathering is not to listen to a prominent instructor or to get something from the sky that's huge. To gather together as a family and to find the home of our heavenly Father.

Korean title: 개더링

Korean author: 데이빗 데미안 외

Korean publisher: 국민북스

ISBN-13: 9791188125265