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* He is liberated from the labor camp by UN troops that had advanced into North Korea in the Korean War. After that he spends 40 days searching for his disciples. | * He is liberated from the labor camp by UN troops that had advanced into North Korea in the Korean War. After that he spends 40 days searching for his disciples. | ||
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* '''January 28''' - He arrives in Pusan, South Korea. | * '''January 28''' - He arrives in Pusan, South Korea. | ||
| − | + | = 1952 = | |
* '''May 10''' - The first version of Moon's teachings are published, [[Wolli Wonbon]]<ref>Wolli Won Bon is the first version of the [[Divine Principle]]</ref> . It was co-written with Hyo Won Eu, one of the first disciples.<ref>[http://www.uts.edu/latest-news/114-new-uts-course-to-study-rev-moon-s-first-manuscript.html New UTS Course to Study Rev. Moon’s First Manuscript] UTS, the Interfaith Seminary</ref><ref>[http://www.tparents.org/library/unification/publications/jus-2/JUS-2-4.htm A Study of the Formation and History of the Unification Principle by Jin-choon Kim] Journal of Unification Studies - Vol. II</ref> | * '''May 10''' - The first version of Moon's teachings are published, [[Wolli Wonbon]]<ref>Wolli Won Bon is the first version of the [[Divine Principle]]</ref> . It was co-written with Hyo Won Eu, one of the first disciples.<ref>[http://www.uts.edu/latest-news/114-new-uts-course-to-study-rev-moon-s-first-manuscript.html New UTS Course to Study Rev. Moon’s First Manuscript] UTS, the Interfaith Seminary</ref><ref>[http://www.tparents.org/library/unification/publications/jus-2/JUS-2-4.htm A Study of the Formation and History of the Unification Principle by Jin-choon Kim] Journal of Unification Studies - Vol. II</ref> | ||
| − | + | = 1953 = | |
* Moon changes his birth name Yong Myung to Sun Myung. Yong means dragon. Myung means bright.<ref name="NWE">[http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Sun_Myung_Moon Sun Myung Moon] New World Encyclopedia</ref> | * Moon changes his birth name Yong Myung to Sun Myung. Yong means dragon. Myung means bright.<ref name="NWE">[http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Sun_Myung_Moon Sun Myung Moon] New World Encyclopedia</ref> | ||
*Wolli Won Bon organized with the help [[Mr. Eu]] and [[Won Pil Kim]] and initially distributed to the members in the form of hand written notes.<ref name="WIOTM">[http://whatisonthemoon.tumblr.com/post/122290691597/the-dispensational-time-identity-in-the WHAT IS ON THE MOON: THE DISPENSATIONAL TIME IDENTITY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF DIVINE PRINCIPLES]</ref> | *Wolli Won Bon organized with the help [[Mr. Eu]] and [[Won Pil Kim]] and initially distributed to the members in the form of hand written notes.<ref name="WIOTM">[http://whatisonthemoon.tumblr.com/post/122290691597/the-dispensational-time-identity-in-the WHAT IS ON THE MOON: THE DISPENSATIONAL TIME IDENTITY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF DIVINE PRINCIPLES]</ref> | ||
| − | + | =1954 = | |
* '''March''' - Moon and his followers move to Seoul. | * '''March''' - Moon and his followers move to Seoul. | ||
* '''May 1''' - Founding of the Unification Church, or The Holy Spirit Association for the Unification of World Christianity.<ref>[http://www.tparents.org/ Main website of the Unification Church]</ref> | * '''May 1''' - Founding of the Unification Church, or The Holy Spirit Association for the Unification of World Christianity.<ref>[http://www.tparents.org/ Main website of the Unification Church]</ref> | ||
| − | + | = 1955 = | |
* Birth of son Hee Jin. | * Birth of son Hee Jin. | ||
*Moon is brought up on charges of 'Bigamy and Draft Dodging' and exonerated.<ref name="WIOTM" /> | *Moon is brought up on charges of 'Bigamy and Draft Dodging' and exonerated.<ref name="WIOTM" /> | ||
* '''May 11 - October 10''' - Excerpts from the Diary of Mr. Hyo Won Eu from 1955.<ref>[http://www.tparents.org/Library/Unification/Talks/Eu/Eu-550000.htm Excerpts from the Diary of Mr. Hyo Won Eu from 1955] Translated by Rev. David Kwanil Hwang, From Tong-il Segye, July 1980</ref> | * '''May 11 - October 10''' - Excerpts from the Diary of Mr. Hyo Won Eu from 1955.<ref>[http://www.tparents.org/Library/Unification/Talks/Eu/Eu-550000.htm Excerpts from the Diary of Mr. Hyo Won Eu from 1955] Translated by Rev. David Kwanil Hwang, From Tong-il Segye, July 1980</ref> | ||
| − | + | =1956= | |
*[[Young Oon Kim]], a trained theologian who was recruited by Mr. Moon from EWHA University<ref>[http://www.ewha.ac.kr/mbs/ewhakr/index.jsp EWHA Woman's University]</ref> was tasked (along with [[David Kim]]) with providing the 1st English translation of Wolli Won Bon with the help of an Australian Apostolic minister by the name of Joseph McCabe.<ref name="WIOTM" /> | *[[Young Oon Kim]], a trained theologian who was recruited by Mr. Moon from EWHA University<ref>[http://www.ewha.ac.kr/mbs/ewhakr/index.jsp EWHA Woman's University]</ref> was tasked (along with [[David Kim]]) with providing the 1st English translation of Wolli Won Bon with the help of an Australian Apostolic minister by the name of Joseph McCabe.<ref name="WIOTM" /> | ||
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* '''July''' - Pioneer Unification Church missionaries are sent out to 116 cities and towns throughout Korea. | * '''July''' - Pioneer Unification Church missionaries are sent out to 116 cities and towns throughout Korea. | ||
* '''August 15''' - Publication of Wolli Haesul (Explanation of the Divine Principle), prepared by Hyo Won Eu.<ref>[http://www.unification.net/dp73/ Divine Principle]</ref> | * '''August 15''' - Publication of Wolli Haesul (Explanation of the Divine Principle), prepared by Hyo Won Eu.<ref>[http://www.unification.net/dp73/ Divine Principle]</ref> | ||
| − | + | =1958 = | |
* Missionaries are sent to Japan. | * Missionaries are sent to Japan. | ||
*1958 - Early and prominent followers in this time are: [[Bo Hi Pak]], [[Papa San Choi]], [[Young Whi Kim]], David Kim, and Young Oon Kim. | *1958 - Early and prominent followers in this time are: [[Bo Hi Pak]], [[Papa San Choi]], [[Young Whi Kim]], David Kim, and Young Oon Kim. | ||
* Papa San Choi starts evangelizing Japan | * Papa San Choi starts evangelizing Japan | ||
| − | + | = 1959 = | |
* Missionaries are sent to the United States (Young Oon Kim), and then Europe. | * Missionaries are sent to the United States (Young Oon Kim), and then Europe. | ||
* Divorce from his wife Choi Sunkil. | * Divorce from his wife Choi Sunkil. | ||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Commentary:Moon's views on America in the late 1950s]] | *[[Commentary:Moon's views on America in the late 1950s]] | ||
Revision as of 16:33, 17 August 2015
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- He is liberated from the labor camp by UN troops that had advanced into North Korea in the Korean War. After that he spends 40 days searching for his disciples.
- January 28 - He arrives in Pusan, South Korea.
- May 10 - The first version of Moon's teachings are published, Wolli Wonbon[1] . It was co-written with Hyo Won Eu, one of the first disciples.[2][3]
- Moon changes his birth name Yong Myung to Sun Myung. Yong means dragon. Myung means bright.[4]
- Wolli Won Bon organized with the help Mr. Eu and Won Pil Kim and initially distributed to the members in the form of hand written notes.[5]
- March - Moon and his followers move to Seoul.
- May 1 - Founding of the Unification Church, or The Holy Spirit Association for the Unification of World Christianity.[6]
- Young Oon Kim, a trained theologian who was recruited by Mr. Moon from EWHA University[8] was tasked (along with David Kim) with providing the 1st English translation of Wolli Won Bon with the help of an Australian Apostolic minister by the name of Joseph McCabe.[5]
- July - Pioneer Unification Church missionaries are sent out to 116 cities and towns throughout Korea.
- August 15 - Publication of Wolli Haesul (Explanation of the Divine Principle), prepared by Hyo Won Eu.[9]
- Missionaries are sent to Japan.
- 1958 - Early and prominent followers in this time are: Bo Hi Pak, Papa San Choi, Young Whi Kim, David Kim, and Young Oon Kim.
- Papa San Choi starts evangelizing Japan
- Missionaries are sent to the United States (Young Oon Kim), and then Europe.
- Divorce from his wife Choi Sunkil.
See also
References
- ↑ Wolli Won Bon is the first version of the Divine Principle
- ↑ New UTS Course to Study Rev. Moon’s First Manuscript UTS, the Interfaith Seminary
- ↑ A Study of the Formation and History of the Unification Principle by Jin-choon Kim Journal of Unification Studies - Vol. II
- ↑ Sun Myung Moon New World Encyclopedia
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 WHAT IS ON THE MOON: THE DISPENSATIONAL TIME IDENTITY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF DIVINE PRINCIPLES
- ↑ Main website of the Unification Church
- ↑ Excerpts from the Diary of Mr. Hyo Won Eu from 1955 Translated by Rev. David Kwanil Hwang, From Tong-il Segye, July 1980
- ↑ EWHA Woman's University
- ↑ Divine Principle