MS2Q19 April UNASP Archaeology Museum Korean

This year's Network 7 Media Center's media ambassadors will lead you to South America through Mission Sunline. The University of San Paolo-Jerim, or UNASPI, has several campuses in South America that run the largest college programs at the University of Jerim. The University of San Paolo-Jerim's main campus, located two hours away from the University of San Paolo-Jerim, has a large-scale archaeological museum. The University of San Paolo-Jerim currently has a large space on the second floor of the campus library. Professor Rodrigo Silva, the director of this museum, has unveiled all the exhibits in Mission Sunline. Thousands of ancient relics are stored in the White Umbrella Storage Room on the lower floor due to the preservation requirements of each relic. In order to display them correctly, a large and controlled environment is desperately needed. Through these old specimens, a new museum that can explain history and the Bible correctly and show it is currently under construction. There is a museum building in our school's project. We already have a large number of relics from the Seongseo Archaeological Museum. There are exactly over 2,000 relics in our museum. We believe that this museum is a tool that God will use in our university to prove that what the Bible says is true. At the University of San Paolo-Jerim, we have the privilege and opportunity to prove the truth of the Bible to students through archaeology. In addition, we can do a lot of research on the Bible, history, and archaeology. Even though Brazil is a big country, there is not much expertise in Bible archaeology here. This is beneficial for the Jerim Church. Because we have the opportunity and privilege to deal with Bible archaeology at the University of San Paolo-Jerim, we can share this knowledge with students and prepare them to study Bible archaeology, and we can make a documentary about the Bible for articles and television. Through this field of study, we can publish books and increase our faith. It is crucial to train archaeologists to speak up in the academic world. Like many other regions in the world, the Brazilian scientific community does not trust the Bible so much. As an institution of creative thinkers who advocate the Bible, we are sometimes classified as ignorant people when the university is established. However, when we have scientific evidence that proves what we say and what we teach has scientific basis, it gives greater credibility to our teaching. And this is a clear proof. As an important part of the Brazilian Bible archaeology research, I would like to introduce you to our Bible Archaeology Museum at the University of San Paolo-Jerim. This is the first museum in this field in South America. We have more than 2,000 relics, and all of them have permission documents from the state where authentic emotional books and relics were discovered. For example, there are many relics from Israel, such as text messages and Egyptian relics. Such collections provide students with the opportunity to learn and study the Bible through the eyes of archaeologists, and provide them with the opportunity to apply their research to academic knowledge, not to the Jerim church. This is a very important opportunity to prepare students to share their faith in this difficult and challenging academic field. The role of archaeology can be summarized in four ways. First, through archaeology, I can better understand the culture of the Bible Age. If you don't understand the culture, you may misinterpret the text of the Bible. Second, through archaeology, I can prepare students for the study of the world of the Bible, and publish the results of this study to show the world that the Jerim are also intellectuals. Third, through archaeology, I can share the teaching of the Bible. Many people have the prejudice that they are going to church to listen to the preachers. However, we can invite people to go into the Holy of Holies, and people will accept the invitation more easily. Through archaeology, we get the opportunity to prove God's word. Fourth, through archaeology, we can confirm the history of the Bible. Because the Bible is the word of God, I can not only confirm the Bible, but also prove the history of the Bible through archaeology. If the history of the Bible is true, then the theology based on this factual history is also true. Archaeology provides opportunities to preach, study, and understand the Bible, and above all, it provides opportunities to prove that the history of the Bible, the history of God, is the actual history. For this reason, our future is the same way, and we can trust our future. Because God has allowed us to believe in our past. The recent tragedy of the story of Brazil was placed in a position to continue to share the world history in a much broader sense than imagined through the UNASPE Archaeology Museum. I want to share a very, very sad story with you. I am very sad these days. You may have read in the newspaper that all of the ancient artifacts we had in Rio de Janeiro were lost. All of our largest Egyptian relics, many Myras, and Brazilian Indian relics were burned to the ground. When I heard the story of Rio de Janeiro and the bad news about the accident, I cried. But I learned from God that we can make a difference in this crisis. The University of Jerusalem will now share their relics and belongings with others. They can continue to preach the Bible. What can we gain from this crisis? Here at the University of Jerusalem, we have the largest collection of Bible artifacts in South America. Although the Egyptian relics we had in Rio de Janeiro no longer exist, now is the time to draw the attention of people outside the church. We have more than 2,000 relics. Of the 90% genuine and 10% copies, the real relics we have are the genuine certificates and the licenses of the countries that sent these relics to Brazil. We have almost $2 million worth of relics. With the relics preserved by UNASPI, imagine how the record of the Bible can be proved to those who did not believe. On the 13th of this month, all the donations from all over the world will be donated to the Jerim Church in South America, especially to help with the plan for the election of Peru and Brazil. From South America to all over the world, we thank you for your donations. Your financial gifts will help us tell the story of Jesus through the ancient relics. Because you have chosen to share on the 29th of June, someone's heart can be changed and someone's life can be restored to eternal life. This has been Mission Sunlight, brought to you by the media ambassadors of the Network 7 Media Center at the University of Jerim, Sao Paulo.