<transcript><audio_50> 성령 받으면 그의 운명이 바뀌어지고 일생이 하나님의 축복으로 넘쳐나게 되는 것입니다 너희 젊은이들은 환상을 본다고 했습니다 이 환상은 귀전, 이상을 본다고 하는 것을 말하는데</transcript><video><caption><image_51>The image shows a large auditorium filled with people sitting in rows of chairs. The auditorium appears to be a conference hall or auditorium with a high ceiling and rows of seats. The people in the rows are of different ages and genders, and they are all wearing face masks. The seats are arranged in a semi-circle, and there is a podium in the center of the room. On the right side of the image, there is an image of a person speaking into a microphone. The image appears to have been taken during a conference or event.</caption><caption><image_52>The image is a digital graphic with a green background and a black and white portrait of William S. Clark on the left side. He is wearing a suit and tie and has a beard and mustache. On the right side of the image, there is a text in Korean that reads "Boys, be ambitious" which translates to "Be ambitious" in English. Below the portrait, there are two smaller images of a man in a suit, one in black and the other in white. The text is written in both Korean and English.</caption></video><transcript><audio_53> 젊은이들이 거룩한 비전을 갖고 꿈꾸며 나가게 되는 것입니다 호카이도에 가면 호카이도 농가대학이 있는데 이 호카이도 대학에 와서 9개월 동안 저들에게 가르쳤던 윌리엄 스미스 클락이라고 하는</transcript><transcript><audio_54> 일본의 근절을 위해서 와서 도와달라고 해서 호카이도 농가 대학에 가서 9개월 동안 학장을 있었습니다 9개월 동안 일본의 학사를 받고 나왔습니다 이분이 그들에게 전한 소년이여 야망을 가져라 Boys be ambitious 소년이여 청년이여 꿈과 전을 가져라 그 고백한 그 말이 일본을 역사를 바꿔놓았습니다</transcript><caption><image_55>The image shows a statue of a man standing on a pedestal with his arms stretched out to the side. He is wearing a long coat and has a serious expression on his face. The statue appears to be made of bronze and is located in a park or a park-like area with trees and a blue sky in the background. On the right side of the image, there is a small photo of a woman with her hand on her head, smiling and looking at the camera. Below the photo, there are two signs that read "Boys, be ambitious!" in Korean.</caption><video><caption><image_56>The image is a screenshot of a Korean banknote. The banknote is a 5000 won note, which is a type of currency used in South Korea. The note has a portrait of a man on the front and a map of the world on the back. The man is wearing a suit and tie and has a serious expression on his face. On the right side of the note, there is a small image of a person in a suit, who appears to be a politician or politician. The text on the note reads "그리스타에세요" which translates to "South Korea" in English. Below the image, there are two lines of text, one in Korean and one in English, which translate to "5000 won".</caption><caption><image_57>The image is a black and white photograph of a man in a suit and tie. The man is in the center of the image and is facing the camera. He has a mustache and is wearing a dark suit with a white shirt and a black tie. He is looking directly at the camera with a serious expression on his face. On the right side of the photograph, there is a smaller image of a person in a blue circle with their hands clasped together in front of them. The background is a gradient of green and blue. The text on the image is in Korean and translates to "아리스타에세요 그레이드 가장연성" (meaning "I love you" in English) in English.</caption></video><transcript><audio_58> 미야베 이나조라고 하는 일본 5천 행짜리 얼굴에 들어간 경제학자도 바로 이 학교 이 밑에서 공부한 사람이고 미야베 킹코라고 하는 허가대학 교수 아리시마 다키오 소설가 야마모토 다다사보로 위대한 사업가 오츠와타리 교육장관입니다</transcript> . Once they receive the Holy Spirit, their fate will change and their lives will be overflowing with God's blessings . Your young people say they see visions. This vision is said to see more than a vision.  What I am saying is that our young people  You can go out dreaming with a holy vision. If you go to Hokkaido, there is the Hokkaido Agricultural College. There is a famous missionary named Williams Clark who came to this national college and taught them for 9 months. in Massachusetts and then came to help the Japanese people.  So, I went to Hokkaido Agricultural University and worked there for 9 months. In 9 months, I changed the history of Japan. This is Those words of confession changed Japan's history. That's why the economist who entered the face of Japan's 5,000-line magazine called Meterbear Inhajo is also a person who studied under this school and is a professor at a national university called Ari, the King of the United States. Takeo Chima, novelist Tadasap Yamamoto,
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