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Please note that this blog presents Bible verses in both Korean and English, but the two languages are not always a direct one-to-one match.
We prioritize natural expressions and sentence structures tailored to each language for better understanding. Thank you for your understanding.

Additionally, we plan to share various stories about the places where I live and my daily life.
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Faith After the War – Abram Rescues Lot and Receives Melchizedek’s Blessing [Genesis 14]

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After rescuing Lot, Abram meets Melchizedek, the priest of God Most High. In this moment, Abram chooses faith over reward and fame, honoring the God who gave him victory. A Tenth Given in Faith – Abram Meets Melchizedek Lot’s Choice and the Outbreak of War Abram and Lot chose separate paths. As their livestock increased, the land could no longer support them both, and Lot moved toward the fertile plains of the Jordan, near Sodom. But the place that appeared peaceful was already becoming the center of conflict. The kings of Shinar, Ellasar, Elam, and Goiim united and attacked the cities of Sodom and its neighbors. Lot and his family were taken captive. Abram’s Rescue and Faithful Action When Abram heard the news, he acted without delay. He took 318 trained men from his household and pursued the invaders by night. Refusing to abandon his nephew, Abram attacked and recovered the people and possessions. This was not only an act of rescue, but a faithful stand against...
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Created for Each Other – The Story of Adam and Eve in Eden [Genesis 2:4–25]

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Discover the beginning of human relationships in Eden—a story of purpose, companionship, and God’s perfect design for shared life. It Is Not Good for the Man to Be Alone [Genesis 2:18] 1. Life Formed from the Dust God formed the man from the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life (Genesis 2:7). He became a living being and lived in the Garden of Eden, tasked with working it and taking care of it. But God said, “It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make a helper suitable for him” (Genesis 2:18). Even in a perfect garden, something was still missing—a companion. 2. A Companion to Walk Beside The word “helper” does not mean someone secondary or lesser. In Hebrew, it refers to an equal counterpart—someone who walks beside. God prepared such a companion for Adam so that he would not carry his calling alone. As Genesis 1:27 says, male and female were both created in God’s image. We were never meant to live in isolation but ...
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The Temptation and the Question – The Fall of Adam and Eve [Genesis 3]

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In the perfect garden of Eden, temptation crept in. This is the story of the first sin—and the God who still calls to us. Even in our shame, His voice says, “Where are you?” Where Are You? – The Fall of Adam and Eve and God’s Graceful Question Eden was a place of beauty and completeness. God allowed Adam and Eve to enjoy everything—except the fruit of one tree: the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Then one day, the serpent whispered to Eve, “You’ll be like God if you eat it.” She looked at the tree. The fruit looked delicious, pleasing to the eye, and desirable for gaining wisdom. So she reached out, took it, and ate it. Adam ate it too. In that moment, sin entered the world. The two who had never known shame now felt exposed. They hid among the trees, overwhelmed by a new and uncomfortable feeling. God came looking for them and called out, “Where are you?” It was not a harsh accusation, but a tender question. Even in their sin, God was seeking them. Though they ...
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