Title "Let's Remember the Past" (August 17)
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let's remember the past
(Deuteronomy 32:1-7)
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(…) No matter how much time passes, no matter how good years come, there are things in Korea that we must not forget even if we want to forget them. That's 6.25. And it's 8.15. These two days in the history of our country are the most painful and indelible memories of our people. How could I forget those days?
In particular, can you forget the horrors of 6.25? The 6.25 War was a war that happened for no reason. 3 million innocent people died because of this war. Many people have become separated families. How many war orphans and how many veterans have been injured? became a country. However, North Korea has been holding back the development of the Republic of Korea for 60 years since its founding.
Another one is August 15th. This day is unforgettable as it is a historic day when our nation was liberated from all kinds of humiliation and suffering. August 15, 1945 is the day Korea was liberated. And on August 15, 1948, the Republic of Korea was founded. August 15th is a significant day that combines Liberation Day and National Foundation Day. If we easily forget the spirit of this important day, we become a thoughtless people.(…)
The text of the text reminds us of our past. We suffered for 36 years, but Israel had to live as slaves in Egypt for 430 years. I have lived like an animal for 430 years. People without a nation should live like that. (…) So Moses said, “Remember the past. Think of the history of the past. ask your father He will explain to you, ask your elders. They will tell you.” The new generation will not know unless they are taught. We need to remember how we lived through the past rough and sad years.(…)
There are several issues that we need to solve in the 60th year of liberation and division. They are the issue of the conscripts, the comfort women issue, the atomic bomb victims issue, the territorial issue, the anti-US issue, the reunification issue, etc. (…) The world knows that our people are strong, courageous, and willing to do so. And if the divided conservatives and progressives in the country work together to love the country, and if the South and the North use the DMZ as a place of prayer, it will grant the grace of unification of the South and the North in the near future.
Lastly, I would like to end with a story about remembering the past. After that, the hair was cut and wigs were made and exported. They made flowers out of cheap plastic and sold them abroad. We made and exported Korean mink from rat hair through a rat-catching campaign. In this way, exports reached 100 million dollars in 1965. They sent miners and nurses to Germany, and the Gyeongbu Expressway was built as part of the allowance for Vietnam War veterans. After that, I was involved in the construction of the Middle East, hosting the Olympics and hosting the World Cup. Ban Mi and the candle crowd! Can this parental generation be denigrated as a water polo force? I hope that both conservatives and progressives will be able to reconcile the Republic of Korea. Amen.