Claim. Restoration through indemnity has three structural goals that must all be completed before a Blessed Family can be registered: change of the right of ownership, change of lineage, and change of the realm of heart.
Elaboration. SMM names the three as a structured set: “The three goals of restoration through indemnity are the change of lineage, change of the right of ownership, and change of the realm of heart. … Since the lineage was defiled, unless it is changed back to its original state, you cannot be connected to the Kingdom of God and be registered in it” (2.1. Change of the right of ownership, lineage, and realm of heart, 258-287, 1994.3.20). The order matters: “Through changing lineage and concurrently receiving the Blessing, you need to return the right of ownership to God, followed by the realm of heart” (ibid, 272-214, 1995.10.5). The realm of heart extends out to four-to-eight-generation kin: “The realm of heart is the clan itself. It is the relationship formed between related families of the fourth to the eighth generations” (ibid). The Total Living Offering operationalizes the ownership change: “you need to give everything in the Total Living Offering. You need to offer everything, even things that have life” (ibid, 302-44, 1999.5.18).
See also. lineage, restoration, indemnity