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  The Day of Our Lord Jesus Christ   1 Corinthians 1:8-9 "The Lord (hos) will keep you steadfast to the end, blameless on the day of our Lord (kyriou) Jesus Christ. And God, who called you to fellowship (koinonia) with His Son Jesus Christ our Lord, is faithful (pist ó s)." Although *hos* ( ὃ ς ) corresponds to the relative pronoun *who*, it is semantically God (*LORD*). Curios translated it as "Lord" in English translations, whereas the Revised Korean Version translates it as "Joo," which is mostly understood to mean "master." However, semantically, it refers to Jehovah. In English translations, it seems that the distinction between *LORD* and *Lord* was intended to represent the relationship between a father and a son. The Day of Jesus Christ refers to the day when Christ appears through revelation. Revelation carries the meaning of "unveiling." On that day, hidden secrets are brought to light. The revelation of these secrets ...

  In Christ Jesus   1 Corinthians 1:4-7 "I always thank God for you because of the grace of God given to you in Christ Jesus (Epi The Chariti), in which you are enriched in every way — in all speech and in all knowledge — so that the testimony of Christ is firm among you (Ephebaiteh), and you lack nothing in every gift (En Medeni Charismati) as you wait for the appearing (Apokalipsin) of our Lord Jesus Christ." Being in Christ is like a pregnant mother having a baby in her womb. When the mother moves, the baby moves with her. They move as completely one. For this to happen, the baby does not perform any actions to announce its presence. The baby comes out of the mother's womb to announce its existence, but if this were to happen, it would not become one with the mother. The angels of the Kingdom of God are also within God. Although they were originally one, the greed to become like God separated the evil angels from Him. Therefore, God predestined Christ to restor...