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Hee Jin Moon is the son of Sun Myung Moon and Myung Hee Kim, born while Moon was still legally married to his first wife Song Gil Choi. | Hee Jin Moon is the son of Sun Myung Moon and Myung Hee Kim, born while Moon was still legally married to his first wife Song Gil Choi. | ||
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| + | Gil Ja Sa Eu (wife of Hyo Won Eu): "Our family was responsible for Hee Jin Moon, who passed away when he was on his way to witnessing activities. So I understand my husband, following Hee Jin Moon, needed to go to the spirit world to protect him.” | ||
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| + | Myung Hee Kim said that at the age of 14 Hee Jin was inspired to go and join in a summer witnessing campaign. He was travelling to the area by train. She was not with him. As the train approached the destination station in Seoul, Hee Jin leaned out of the train. The train was still traveling at some speed. His head hit a post or the side of a tunnel. He died on August 1st 1969. (see Today’s World magazine December 2011 page 7)<ref>[http://howwelldoyouknowyourmoon.tumblr.com/post/33962707192/moon-with-children-from-three-different HWDYKYM Moon with children from three different women]</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 18:53, 22 July 2015
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| Number | 93 |
| Full name | Moon, Hee Jin |
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| Tags | Blood lineage, Moon's children, Early years |
| Nationality | South Korean |
| Short biography | Hee Jin Moon is the son of Sun Myung Moon and Myung Hee Kim, while Moon was still legally married to his first wife Song Gil Choi. |
Hee Jin Moon is the son of Sun Myung Moon and Myung Hee Kim, born while Moon was still legally married to his first wife Song Gil Choi.
Gil Ja Sa Eu (wife of Hyo Won Eu): "Our family was responsible for Hee Jin Moon, who passed away when he was on his way to witnessing activities. So I understand my husband, following Hee Jin Moon, needed to go to the spirit world to protect him.”
Myung Hee Kim said that at the age of 14 Hee Jin was inspired to go and join in a summer witnessing campaign. He was travelling to the area by train. She was not with him. As the train approached the destination station in Seoul, Hee Jin leaned out of the train. The train was still traveling at some speed. His head hit a post or the side of a tunnel. He died on August 1st 1969. (see Today’s World magazine December 2011 page 7)[1]
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