Heo Min-Young, 20, is from Jinju. He enjoys playing soccer (once/week) and watching movies (4 times/month). He mentioned the fact that due to what he believes are the effects of soju, he has increased his weight by 20 kgs. in 2 years! His motto is "Don't give up! Never give up!"

Ha Jong-Saeng, 26, is from Haman. He enjoys all movies he says except for erotic ones. He has a girlfriend who is working as a government official. The other students were surprised that he has a girlfriend who is working while he is just a student. His motto is "Knowing is power."

Cheon Young-Seong, 26, is from Masan. He enjoys soccer and in-line skating. He has been dating the same girl for 14 YEARS!! The other students in class couldn't believe it either (and they have been with him for the 3 previous weeks of camp). His motto is "Do your best." Young-Seong is also the class captain for Delta Class and all are in agreement that he has proven to be a great leader during the camp!

Cho Il-Je, 25, is from Haman. He enjoys table tennis and computer games. He mentioned an exciting trip he had biking alone around the South Sea of Korea on a bicycle last year spending only 70,000 won (about $70 US) in 6 days. His motto is "Let it be."

Jang Seong-Min, 25, is from Changwon. He enjoys basketball and he says he plays well! His motto is "Hard working man."

Yoo Jae-Hoon, 24, is from Jinju. He enjoys soccer and computer games. His motto is "Don't be angry if everyone treats me badly."

Kim Seong-Yong, 25, is from Jinju. He enjoys bowling (been in a bowling club for over a year!), watching movies and listening to music. His motto is "Enjoy my life."

Kim Dong-Hyun, 20, is from Yongsan (near Pusan). He enjoys sports and drinking with friends. His motto is "Think positive!" Got a picture of him with this "Happy Birthday stained glass window" because another student made it for his birthday last week. Happy Belated Birthday, Dong-Hyun!!!

Kang Kyung-Chul, 25, is from Pusan. He enjoys listening to music and singing. His motto is "Time is gold!"

The Doctrine of God - Comparative Attributes of God

"O LORD, you have searched me and know me. You know when I sit and when I rise; you perceive my thoughts from afar. You discern my going out and my lying down; you are familiar with all my ways. Before a word is on my tongue you know it completely, O LORD. You hem me in-behind and before; you have laid your hand upon me. Such knowledge is too wonderful for me, too lofty for me to attain." (Psalm 139:1-6)
The comparative attributes of God contrast human abilities with the divine nature. Everyone has some knowledge, but only God has all knowledge (omniscience). Everyone has some degree of power, but only God has unlimited power (omnipotence).
Illustration: Psalm 139 lays a foundation for understanding the comparative attributes. The omniscience of God is seen in verses 1-6. The omnipresence of God is seen in verses 7-11. The omnipotence of God is seen in verses 12-16.
Application: A Christian's response to the comparative attributes of God should be to surrender to His leadership because He is wise, He is able to protect us, and He knows the true way to life with Himself.