Jeong Sa-gang: Not sleeping for a single thing

While in the seminary, I applied for and heard 'Eclopædia of the Old Testament' as a choice. The paper that was written for homework was to write about my interpretation. I remember, and I think I wrote it in like this. "Man must be not only the interpreter, but also the one who can interpret himself. It's a theory of atheism. Interpretation affects existence and I change it. Interpretation of the text is to discover the meaning that the author gives me through his 'will'. It's important to be specific and complete when it comes to finding the original intentions and meaning that comes to me. The process of reflection and clarity, as well as wider vision and proper understanding, allows us to apply what we have studied to living and living knowledge. The search for meaning, as well as the effort to read what is written, extends from "intention of intent" to "get the meaning.". It's a blessing to live with the right interpretation. '--I don't think it's too late to make something so earnestly. The tutor of the Kingdom had always kept his dreams as a literary girl. In the interest of early marriage, parenting and pastors, he was just going to go two different ways in which he would live as a theologian. But there was always a sense of stupidity in the way that I had never been. She decided to redefine herself, and to live as a 60s late shearing writer. This is her first step as a writer. “What, don’t you sleep?

Korean title: 뭐하나 안자고

Korean author: 정사강

Korean publisher: 솔아북스

ISBN-13: 9791197639579