Claim. SMM’s son Heung-jin, who died in 1984, became in the spirit world the “Abel king” — the first son after the Fall who entered with the qualification of a perfected family-foundation owner, opening for the first time a love-centered connection between the two worlds.
Elaboration. SMM treats Heung-jin’s death providentially: “Through my son, Heung-jin, going to the spirit world, Abel and the angels – who had been completely separated like earth and heaven – were bound together like twins” (5.1. The establishment of the right of the eldest son, 131-52, 1984.4.1). “He went to the spirit world from the position of having conquered the realm of Satan’s dominion and having realized the realm of God’s direct dominion.” Hierarchy reverses there: “In the spirit world, Heung-jin becomes the eldest son. He is in the position of the elder brother and all the other spirits are in the position of younger siblings.” Heung-jin “set the standard on earth by fighting at the cost of his life. For the spirit world, he is its first representative in history to be connected with love” (5.2. The center of love established in the spirit world, 130-201, 1984.1.15). The death becomes the providential entry-point for spirit-world reorganization.
See also. csg-true-parents-are-axis-of-two-worlds