The laws regarding cities of refuge recorded in the Bible are truly mysterious and profound.
God revealed that the city of refuge system was a shadow of future events. In other words, God made us realize that this earth is a spiritual refuge where sinners who committed crimes in heaven live together, and that the homeland of mankind is heaven.
The only way for mankind to be forgiven of their sins in the city of refuge and return to their heavenly home is to keep the Passover holy, which Jesus established as the high priest and sacrificed himself to the point of death for mankind.

The law of the Old Testament about the city of refuge is a prophecy that teaches us where our souls come from and where we go.

We are returning to our heavenly home through the sacrifice of Jesus’ flesh and blood. We give thanks, glory, and praise to Elohim God for God's grace. I will become a child who repays God’s grace. Thank you God the Father and God the Mother.

All people on the Earth are sinners who were expelled from heaven to the Earth which is the spiritual City of Refuge. We can return to heaven through the sacrifice of the High Priest. Jesus came as the High Priest in the order Melchizedek. He established the Passover of the New Covenant for the forgiveness of sins for sinners (Matthew 26:28.) In this age, Christ Ahnsahnghong, who has come as the High Priest in the order of Melchizedek, restored the Passover of the New Covenant. I give thanks to Christ Ahnsahnghong for re-opening the way to return to the Kingdom of Heaven through the New Covenant Passover.

We couldn't remember our days in the past. But God gave us chance to go back to heaven. Why should we hesitate?

Earth is a spiritual refuge. Just as in the Old Testament era, we were able to receive forgiveness for our sins and return to our hometown through the death of the high priest in the city of refuge, in this era, we were able to receive forgiveness for our sins and return to heaven through the sacrifice of Jesus, the high priest. Thank you for granting us forgiveness of sins through Passover.