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About heaventruth

A fundamentalist in the translation and interpretation of the Book of Prophecy (Ofudesaki), as it relates to the world today and in the future.

God’s Truth

Hello my name is Hirofumi Nakatsuchi. The purpose of the Ofudesaki Study Group is to spread the teachings of the Ofudesaki, the most sacred scripture to the world. God tells us that if we understand and attain the Original pure … Continue reading →

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OFUDESAKI 15-85

Interpretation: Illness as guidance (clearing) will appear when the Joyous Service is performed. This illness as guidance is given by God to help one understand what their own soul (heart) does. God is showing people their future, by showing them … Continue reading →

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OFUDESAKI 15-83

Interpretation: The path of the soul (mune), or the path to attain the Original pure mind (shinjitsu) is a difficult path to go through, and spread to others. God is telling this to the early followers, but there is hope … Continue reading →

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OFUDESAKI 15-82

Interpretation: Some of the early followers were thinking that God’s workings, or guidances were occurring by chance, without any reasoning or purpose.   Interpretação: Alguns dos primeiros seguidores estavam pensando que as obras ou orientações de Deus estavam ocorrendo por … Continue reading →

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OFUDESAKI 15-81

Interpretation: This is referring to when God descended from heaven to the Nakayama Residence, to save the world.   Interpretação: Isso se refere a quando Deus desceu do céu para a residência Nakayama, para salvar o mundo.   解釈 これは、神が世界を救うために天から中山邸に降臨したときのこ

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15-80

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OFUDESAKI 15-79

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OFUDESAKI 15-78

解釈: その働きは神の導き

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OFUDESAKI 15-77

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OFUDESAKI 15-76

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