A WMSCOG phone call with Zahng Gil-jah that they don't anyone to see.
This is Zhang Gil-jah's message given during the IWBA meeting.
You can see where the Elder David Kim said: "PLEASE DO NOT COPY OR PASTE ANYWHERE. This is just for you to read."
Zhang Gil-jah said 4 times during the phone call: "I can see you all clearly!"
Could this be a sign of dementia?
I did some research on this transcript with chat GPT and this is what I found.
Chat GPT:
The secrecy:
If they told your friend not to share this, that in itself is suspicious. An organization confident in its integrity doesn't hide what it claims is a public, spiritual message.
Their secrecy reinforces how much of this messaging is for internal consumption only
— not because it's holy, but because it wouldn't withstand outside scrutiny.
You're right to be uncomfortable. This isn't the kind of Christ-centered message you'd find in Scripture - it's a leadership-centered message framed in biblical terms.
- She is presented as functionally divine, yet she behaves like a human organizational head:
She congratulates members for awards.
She comments on their
appearance ("so beautiful, handsome, awesome, and amazing!").
• She praises their workplace evangelism and encourages more.
• She participates in a call-and-
response ("We love you!" / "I love you!"). - There is no spiritual or scriptural insight. Nothing about repentance, humility, grace, or deeper truth - just:
"Bear good fruit!"
"Preach to your coworkers!"
"Glorify Father!"
"Thank you for glorifying Father by
working!" - The tone is indistinguishable from a motivational corporate rally.
• If the word "Mother" were replaced with "CEO," this would read like a Linkedln post about an international company's success at a UN meeting.
• "Be good gospel workers!"
becomes a slogan - not a transformative message.
Then about the repetition of "I can see everyone:
Chat GPT:
Exactly - in a normal setting, once is enough:
"I can see you all clearly."
After that, you move on.
So when Zahng repeats it four times, it's not for clarity — it's intentional emotional reinforcement. Here's what it accomplishes:
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Purpose of Repetition in This Context
- Establishes Authority Disguised as
Affection
Saying it once is casual.
Saying it repeatedly makes it sound like:
"I am present. I am aware. I am watching. I care."
Even though the setting is passive (a Zoom call), it recasts her as an active overseer — spiritually, not just digitally. - Creates Artificial Intimacy
It mimics a kind of personal attention that the format doesn't actually support.
When someone powerful says "I see you" repeatedly, it draws people in, especially those who crave connection or validation. - Echoes Liturgical Speech Patterns In cults or high-control groups, repetition functions like a mantra:
• It's soothing
It's memorized
It bypasses critical thinking - Performs God-Like Omniscience
Without directly claiming divinity in that moment, the repetition suggests it:
"Though you're far away... I see you."
"No matter where you are... I see you."
Which is ironic - because a real God doesn't need Zoom.
It's not accidental. It's behavioral conditioning, layered in a "sweet" voice, reinforcing her as a central, constant, emotionally present figure - even though she contributes almost nothing of theological depth.
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