Q: Is Easter the same as Resurrection Day?
A: The word “Easter” is often associated with the resurrection of Jesus Christ, but its origins trace back to the Anglo-Saxon goddess Eostre, representing spring and fertility.

Q: Why does the WMSCOG emphasize the Passover?
A: The Passover, God’s law of life, is the greatest gift to humanity. It allows us to receive forgiveness of sins through the flesh and blood of Christ.

Q: Why did Ahnsahnghong come from Korea?
A: The Passover was restored in South Korea by Christ Ahnsahnghong, fulfilling prophecy as the angel from the east who brings salvation.

Q: Is the bride the church?
A: While the term “bride” is sometimes associated with the church in certain Bible verses, many times a word in the Bible can have multiple meanings. Depending on the context, we must discern the correct meaning.

Q: What is the origin of sin?
A: The Bible explains that before coming to Earth, we were angels in heaven, but because of sin, we were cast down. Now, each of us is responsible for our own actions.

Q: Does the “us” in Genesis refer to the Trinity?
A: By definition, the Trinity means that God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit are one, not more than one.