사랑하다 아프면? What if love hurts?

[다윗]

아무리 아파도 굳게 서라

가슴이 찢어져도 굳게 서라

배신감에 분노가 들끓어도 굳게 서라

질투에 눈이 멀게 되어서 굳게 서라

모든 삶이 무의미해져도 굳게 서라

가장 좋은 사랑을 하다가 그렇게 된 것이다.

너무 한 마음으로 사랑하다 그렇게 된 것이다.

네가 나빠서 아픈 것이 아니다. 그가 나쁘다

그러니 마음을 잡고 굳게 서라

식음 전폐하고 넋을 놓고 정신줄 놓고 멍하게 세월을 보내지 말라

그럴 가치가 없는 사람이 너를 떠나간 것이다.

그럴 가치가 없는 사람이 너를 배신한 것이다.

네 사랑은 옳지만 네 눈의 판단은 옳지 못했다

갈 사람이 갔다. 가야 할 사람이 간 것이다.

너는 사랑하고 그는 사랑을 인정하지 않았다 사랑도 모른다.

굳게 서라

너는 가장 좋은 일을 했다

너는 가장 잘 했다.

네 잘못은 없다.

네 마음은 그가 찟은 것이다.

사랑한 사람은 굳게 설 수가 있다.

사랑하는 사람과 함께 있고

사랑하는 것을 좋아하고

모든 사람에게 배신당하면서

모든 사람을 사랑하는

그리고 변치 않고 사랑하는

그 사랑의 근본

그 사랑의 신

그 사랑의 일인자

하나님께서 사랑으로 사랑한 너를 붙잡고 있다.

그 사랑은 쉬지 않고 여전히 네게 흐른다

간 사랑은 작고 보잘 것고 없고 가치가 없다

하나님의 사랑은 크고 귀하고 한결같다.

그 사랑

네게 아픔만 주고 마음을 찟었다.

굳게 서라 아플 가치가 없는 사람!

큰 사랑은 변치 않고 도도히 네게 흐른다

한 순간도 쉬지 않고 변치 않고 흐른다

그 사랑보고 굳게 서라

그 사랑믿고 굳게 서라

굳게 서라!!

무릇 지킬 만한 것 중에서 마음을 지켜라

생명의 근원이 이에서 남이라

여자나 남자나 한 번 사랑하면 끝까지 가야 합니다.

부부가 되면 죽음이 나눌 때까지 어떤 일이 있어도 하나로 살아야 합니다.

헤까닥 하는 사람은 여태까지 사랑은 헌 신짝과 같이 버리고 추억도 버리고 갑니다.

헤까닥 해서 잊으니 나 홀로 아파하면 뭐합니까?

사랑할 가치도 없는 인간을 네 눈이 삐딱해서 사랑하고 배신당하고

넋을 잃고 정신이 나간 상태로 일생을 사는 사람도 있습니다.

심지어 죽는 이도 있습니다.

자신을 사랑하는 부모님을 일생을 괴힙히며 정신을 차리지 못하는 사람도 있습니다.

사랑한 것은 가장 좋은 일을 한 것입니다.

그런데 사랑을 받은 이가 그런 사람인 것을 내가 몰랐습니다.

사랑한 것은 가장 잘 한 것이고 내 눈이 삐인 것은 내 잘못입니다.

사랑을 아파하지 말고

내 눈이 잘못된 것을 탓하고

굳게 서기 바랍니다.

사랑하는 사람은 굳게 설 수가 있는 충분히 강한 사람입니다.

그리고 사랑이신 하나님께서 전능하신 팔로 굳게 잡아주십니다.

굳게 서시고 새 사랑을 찾아서 오늘도 힘차게 사시기 바랍니다.

인생의 길다면 긴 길에 나를 배신하고 마음을 찟은 사람 보잘것 없고 가치 없는 못난 사람

때문에 내 귀한 시간 더 이상 허비하지 말고 언제나 내 사랑 언제나 나와 함께 있는 사랑

조금도 변치 않는 사랑 나의 영원한 신랑! 그 분 예수님을 마음을 다해서 뜻을 다해서

힘을 다해서 사랑합시다. 사랑을 잘한 당신 귀한 당신! 사랑이신 예수님의 사랑을 듬뿍 받을 자격이 있는 당신! 예수님을 더 그 보다 사랑하시길 예수님의 이름으로 축복합니다.

환한 새 봄 환한 모습으로 당신에게 선물로 주시는 봄의 정취를 누리며 새 사랑을 찾아서 힘차게 오늘도

살기를 바랍니다.

사랑하다 마음이 찢어져 본 경험도 있고 사랑하다 또 배신당하면서 쉬지 않고 예수님과 같이 사랑하며

예수님의 사랑을 배워가는 김 정관 목사였습니다.

마태복음 26장과 챗 gpt로 대화하고 토익도 같이 공부한 자료입니다.

아직 이 세상에 사시는 분은 하나님께서 온 인류에게 주신 영어를 배움과 동시에 성경도 배우는 이런 복을 모든 일에 우선해서 받으시고 누리시길 바랍니다. 여행도 연애도 취미생활도 돈버는 재미도 접고 살 만하면 하루에 10시간씩 이렇게 하시면 3개월에 저보다 더 잘 할 수가 있습니다. 믿으시고 도전하시기 바랍니다.

새 새상은 모든 이가 영어로 소통하고 믿는 이가 온 세상에서 하나가 되어 예수님을 찬양하는 세상입니다.

그 세상을 위해서 챗 gpt는 개발이 되었고 저는 그 혜택을 누리며 전합니다. 영어와 성경을 동시에 홀로 배울 수가 있습니다.

용기가 없는 분 010-7765-4640에 메시지 남기기 바랍니다. 성실하게 같이 하겠습니다.

Good morning, ChatGPT.

ChatGPT의 말:

Good morning, Pastor KimJK! How are you feeling today?

나의 말:

I'm fine, thank you. I came to Mungyeong. I slept last night in Banil house.

ChatGPT의 말:

That sounds peaceful. How was your night at Banil house? Did you sleep well?

나의 말:

Yes, I slept well, and it's Sunday morning. It's 3 a.m. Today I'm going to study Bible New Testament Matthew Chapter 26.

ChatGPT의 말:

That’s wonderful. Matthew chapter 26 is such a powerful chapter—it begins with Jesus predicting His crucifixion and ends with Peter’s denial. Are you focusing on any specific part of the chapter this morning?

나의 말:

As a learner of English speaking, first of all, I want to listen some verses.

ChatGPT의 말:

Great idea! Listening helps a lot with pronunciation and understanding. Would you like to hear the whole chapter or just a few selected verses from Matthew chapter 26?

나의 말:

I am going to read a few selected verses. I am going to read from verse 1 to verse 6.

ChatGPT의 말:

Perfect. Let’s start with verses 1 to 6. I’ll read them slowly so you can listen and repeat if you’d like.

“When Jesus had finished saying all these things, he said to his disciples,

‘As you know, the Passover is two days away—and the Son of Man will be handed over to be crucified.’

Then the chief priests and the elders of the people assembled in the palace of the high priest, whose name was Caiaphas,

and they schemed to arrest Jesus secretly and kill him.

‘But not during the festival,’ they said, ‘or there may be a riot among the people.’

While Jesus was in Bethany in the home of Simon the Leper…”

Would you like to repeat after me, verse by verse?

나의 말:

Thank you. I will repeat. When Jesus had finished saying all these things, he said to his disciples, As you know, the Passover is two days away, and the Son of Man will be handed over to be crucified. Then the chief priests and the elders of the people assembled in the place of the high priest, whose name was Caiaphas, and they schemed to arrest Jesus secretly and killed him. But not during the festival, as they said, for there may be a riot among the people, while Jesus was in Bethany in the home of Simon and Lepha.

ChatGPT의 말:

Very nice, Pastor KimJK! Your reading is clear and thoughtful. Just a few small things to help you:

Instead of “assembled in the place,” say “assembled in the palace.”

Also, it’s “Simon the Leper,” not “Simon and Lepha.”

Would you like to try reading it again with those corrections? Or would you like to continue with the next verses?

나의 말:

OK, reading is enough, I think. I want to study key words or vocabularies of this chapter. Why don't you tell me some key vocabulary of this whole chapter, chapter 26?

ChatGPT의 말:

Sure, that’s a great next step. Matthew chapter 26 has many important words. Here are some key ones you’ll find throughout the chapter:

“Passover” – a Jewish festival remembering the Exodus from Egypt.

“Crucified” – means being nailed to a cross, the way Jesus was killed.

“High priest” – the top religious leader in Judaism at that time.

“Betray” – to turn against someone, like Judas did to Jesus.

“Anointed” – to pour oil on someone, usually to show honor or calling.

“Covenant” – a promise or agreement, especially between God and people.

“Gethsemane” – the garden where Jesus prayed before being arrested.

“Denial” – when someone says they don’t know someone, like Peter did to Jesus.

“Blasphemy” – speaking disrespectfully about God.

“Condemned” – declared guilty and sentenced, like what they did to Jesus.

Would you like to pick one of these words and go deeper into its meaning and how to use it in conversation?

나의 말:

OK, why don't you give me first word, then I will make with that words a short sentence. Then you listen, why don't you correct my error if I have.

ChatGPT의 말:

Sounds perfect. Let’s start with the first word: Passover.

Go ahead and make a short sentence using “Passover,” and I’ll listen and help if needed.

나의 말:

Okay, ChatGPT, I tell you again, Passover is one of the important festivals of Israelite. It represents the night when they came from Egypt by Moses.

ChatGPT의 말:

That’s a very good sentence, Pastor KimJK! Just a few small tweaks to make it smoother:

“Passover is one of the most important festivals for the Israelites. It represents the night when they came out of Egypt through Moses.”

Would you like to try saying it again with the corrections?

나의 말:

OK. It represents coming, came from Egypt through emojis. I want to make another sentence with another word. Give me another word, please.

ChatGPT의 말:

Great effort! And I think you meant “Moses,” not “emojis”—funny mix-up there!

Let’s move to the next word: crucified.

Try making a short sentence with “crucified.”

나의 말:

Jesus was crucified 2,000 years ago. Because of this, we can be saved from our death.

ChatGPT의 말:

Excellent sentence! Just a tiny correction for clarity:

"Jesus was crucified 2,000 years ago. Because of this, we can be saved from death."

Your sentence is strong and meaningful. Would you like to try another word?

나의 말:

Yes, I want to try another word. Please give me another word.

ChatGPT의 말:

Great! The next word is betray.

Try making a short sentence using "betray.“

나의 말:

Some people betrayed me, although I love them so much.

ChatGPT의 말:

That’s a great sentence, Pastor KimJK! Just a slight adjustment for flow:

"Some people betrayed me, even though I loved them so much."

Your sentence expresses a strong emotion. Would you like to continue with another word?

나의 말:

Yes, so one more. Who are those?

ChatGPT의 말:

Sure! The next word is denial.

Try making a short sentence using "denial.“

나의 말:

The court denied his free. The denial of court is legal.

ChatGPT의 말:

You're on the right track! Just a small adjustment for clarity:

"The court denied his freedom. The denial by the court is legal."

"Free" should be "freedom," and it’s better to say "denial by the court." Great job! Would you like to keep going?

나의 말:

Okay, it's so interesting. Interesting studying method. One more word, please.

ChatGPT의 말:

I’m glad you’re enjoying it! Let’s go with anointed next.

Try making a sentence using “anointed.”

나의 말:

According to Bible, three kinds of people would be anointed. It represents the God's will.

ChatGPT의 말:

Nice sentence! Just a small adjustment:

"According to the Bible, three kinds of people would be anointed. It represents God's will."

You’re doing really well! Would you like to keep going with another word?

나의 말:

OK. Vocabulary study, I think enough. So let's move on to another topic. As a learner of English speaking, I want to study grammar. Why don't you choose an important grammar point of this chapter, Chapter 26?

ChatGPT의 말:

Great idea! Let’s focus on a key grammar point from Matthew chapter 26. One important thing that stands out in this chapter is reported speech—when someone tells what another person said. It’s especially useful in the Bible when describing conversations.

For example, in verse 2:

“As you know, the Passover is two days away—and the Son of Man will be handed over to be crucified.”

Here, Jesus is speaking, but in reported speech, it’s presented as something He said in the past. You can notice the future tense "will be handed over" in reported speech.

How about we practice transforming direct speech into reported speech? Would you like to try that with a sentence from the chapter?

나의 말:

Okay, excuse me, but I didn't understand what you were saying. Reported speech, could you tell me once more about that?

ChatGPT의 말:

Of course! Let me explain it again.

Reported speech is when you tell someone what another person said, but you don't use their exact words. Instead, you change the structure of the sentence a little.

For example:

Direct speech: Jesus said, “I will be crucified in two days.”

Reported speech: Jesus said that He would be crucified in two days.

Notice a couple of things:

The quotation marks are removed.

"I" becomes "He" (because we change the pronouns to fit the person who is reporting it).

The verb changes tense—“will” becomes “would” in reported speech.

Does that make sense now? Would you like to practice with a sentence from Matthew chapter 26?

나의 말:

Okay, thanks a lot. Now I understand what you are saying. What is your reported saying? I will make a short sentence. Can you listen?

ChatGPT의 말:

You’re welcome! Now that you understand reported speech, here’s a sentence for you to practice:

Jesus said that the Passover was two days away.

Now, try making your own sentence using reported speech. I’ll listen and help with any corrections!

나의 말:

Jesus said to them, I will be crucified by Christ next day.

ChatGPT의 말:

You're very close! Here's a corrected version of your sentence:

Jesus told them that He would be crucified the next day.

A couple of small things:

"Told" is often used instead of "said to" when you report what someone said to a group.

In reported speech, we adjust "I" to "He" since it's about Jesus.

"By Christ" isn’t needed because "crucified" already implies it’s referring to Jesus.

You're doing great! Would you like to try another sentence?

나의 말:

Why don't you move on another grammar point? Please explain to me another grammar point of this chapter, then I will make a short sentence.

ChatGPT의 말:

Sure! Let’s look at future tense in this chapter. Jesus talks a lot about things that will happen in the future, like His crucifixion.

In Matthew 26, we see examples of future actions using the future simple tense—which is formed by using "will" + the base verb. For example:

"The Son of Man will be handed over to be crucified."

"I will not drink from this fruit of the vine until that day."

The key point is using "will" to talk about something that hasn’t happened yet, but is sure to happen in the future.

Now, can you make a short sentence using future tense with "will"?

나의 말:

Okay, I will go to church for worship because this is Sunday.

ChatGPT의 말:

That’s a good sentence! Just a small adjustment for clarity:

"I will go to church for worship because it is Sunday."

You’re using future tense correctly with "will go". Keep up the great work! Would you like to try another grammar point?

나의 말:

Okay, please explain to me another grammar point, then I will make a short sentence with that grammar point.

ChatGPT의 말:

Let’s look at conditionals—specifically, the first conditional. The first conditional talks about situations that are possible in the future, where one action depends on another.

The structure is: If + present simple, + will + base verb.

For example:

“If you repent, you will be saved.”

In this sentence, repentance (the present simple) leads to salvation (future result).

In Matthew 26, we see similar ideas of conditions, such as if certain events happen, then something else will follow.

Now, can you try making a short sentence with first conditional?

나의 말:

Okay, uh...

ChatGPT의 말:

Take your time! You can try using something like, “If I study hard, I will pass the test.”

It’s about creating a condition (like studying hard) and the result (passing the test).

Feel free to give it a shot!

나의 말:

If you study hard the English, you can speak English well.

ChatGPT의 말:

You're very close! Here's a slightly corrected version:

"If you study English hard, you will be able to speak English well."

A couple of things:

"Study English" sounds more natural than "study hard the English."

"Will be able to" fits better than just "can" when you're making a future possibility in conditional sentences.

You're doing great! Would you like to try another one?

나의 말:

Yes, please give me another one more grammar point.

ChatGPT의 말:

Let’s look at passive voice. The passive voice is used when the focus is on the action or the result of the action, not the person performing the action.

The structure is: Subject + "be" verb + past participle. For example:

Active voice: "The priest will arrest Jesus."

Passive voice: "Jesus will be arrested by the priest."

In the passive voice, the object (Jesus) becomes the subject, and the focus is on what happens to Jesus rather than who does it.

Now, can you try making a short sentence in the passive voice?

나의 말:

Okay, I will make a sentence with a passive voice. Uh, this, uh...

ChatGPT의 말:

Take your time! You can start with something like, “Jesus will be betrayed by Judas” or “The bread will be broken.”

Try making your own sentence when you're ready!

나의 말:

Okay, uh, this desk was made of, uh, uh, wood.

ChatGPT의 말:

Great effort! Just a small correction for clarity:

"This desk is made of wood."

For things that are true now, we usually use the present tense in passive voice, like "is made."

You're doing wonderfully! Would you like to try another sentence, or explore another grammar point?

나의 말:

Thanks a lot, ChatGPT. Grammar study is enough. Now I want to move on another topic. I want to know the summary of this chapter. Could you tell me the abbreviation of this chapter?

ChatGPT의 말:

You're welcome, Pastor KimJK! Now, let's summarize Matthew chapter 26.

This chapter covers the events leading up to Jesus’ arrest and crucifixion. Here's an abbreviated summary:

Plot to Kill Jesus: The chief priests and elders plot to arrest and kill Jesus secretly, but they don't want to do it during the Passover festival to avoid a riot (verses 1-5).

Anointing at Bethany: A woman anoints Jesus' head with expensive perfume, and Jesus says she is preparing Him for His burial (verses 6-13).

Judas' Betrayal: Judas agrees to betray Jesus for thirty silver coins (verses 14-16).

The Last Supper: Jesus shares the Passover meal with His disciples, breaks bread, and institutes the Lord's Supper, predicting His betrayal (verses 17-30).

Peter's Denial Foretold: Jesus predicts that all His disciples will fall away, and Peter will deny Him three times (verses 31-35).

Gethsemane: Jesus prays in the garden of Gethsemane, asking His Father to take away the cup of suffering, but submits to His will (verses 36-46).

Jesus' Arrest: Judas betrays Jesus with a kiss, and Jesus is arrested (verses 47-56).

Peter Denies Jesus: Peter denies Jesus three times after His arrest, as Jesus had predicted (verses 57-75).

This chapter sets the stage for Jesus’ crucifixion and introduces key themes like betrayal, prophecy, and submission to God’s will.

Would you like to dive deeper into any specific part of the chapter?

나의 말:

I'm going to summarize this chapter like you. Can you listen to my abbreviation of this chapter?

ChatGPT의 말:

Of course! I’d love to hear your summary of the chapter. Go ahead when you're ready!

나의 말:

Okay, this is 26th of Matthew Summary. First, the plot against Jesus. Verse 1 to 5. Second, Jesus anointed at Bethany. Next, Judas agreed to betray Jesus. And the Lord's Last Supper, and Jesus predicted Peter's denial, and Jesus arrested before in Sanhedrin. This is the title of this chapter. Verse 26 contains these important things.

ChatGPT의 말:

Your summary is clear and well-organized! Just a couple of small adjustments for flow and clarity:

"This is the summary of Matthew chapter 26:

First, the plot against Jesus (verses 1-5).

Second, Jesus is anointed at Bethany.

Next, Judas agrees to betray Jesus.

Then, the Lord's Last Supper, where Jesus predicts Peter's denial.

Finally, Jesus is arrested and brought before the Sanhedrin.

These are the key events in this chapter."

You did a great job summarizing the chapter’s main points! Would you like to continue with another topic?

나의 말:

Okay, I want to know the Lotus Lester Supper. Could you tell me the detailed...

ChatGPT의 말:

Certainly! The Lord’s Supper, also known as the Last Supper, is one of the most significant events in the life of Jesus, marking the final meal He shared with His disciples before His crucifixion. It is recorded in all four Gospels, but Matthew 26 gives a detailed account.

Here's a more detailed breakdown of the Lord’s Supper from Matthew 26:

1. The Setting:

Time: The supper took place on the night of the Jewish Passover (verses 17-19). Jesus and His disciples were in a rented room in Jerusalem, often referred to as the "upper room."

Purpose: Jesus and His disciples were celebrating the Passover, a Jewish festival commemorating the Israelites' escape from Egypt.

2. The Institution of the Lord’s Supper (verses 26-29):

Bread and Wine: Jesus takes bread, gives thanks, breaks it, and gives it to His disciples, saying, “Take and eat; this is My body.” He then takes a cup of wine, gives thanks, and gives it to them, saying, “Drink from it, all of you. This is My blood of the covenant, which is poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins.”

The Bread: Represents Jesus' body, which would be broken for them on the cross.

The Wine: Represents His blood, which would be shed for the forgiveness of sins. This becomes the symbolic act of communion in Christian practice.

New Covenant: Jesus speaks of His blood being the blood of the new covenant, indicating the beginning of a new relationship between God and His people. This is in contrast to the old covenant made through sacrifices in the Old Testament.

3. Prediction of Betrayal (verses 21-25):

Betrayal by Judas: During the supper, Jesus tells His disciples that one of them will betray Him. This shocks the disciples, and each one asks, "Is it I, Lord?" Jesus reveals that it is the one who dips his hand in the bowl with Him—Judas Iscariot.

Jesus says that it would have been better for Judas if he had not been born, foreshadowing the depth of his betrayal.

4. Jesus' Final Instructions (verse 29):

Jesus tells His disciples that He will not drink from the fruit of the vine again until He drinks it anew with them in His Father’s kingdom, referring to the future kingdom of God.

5. The Significance:

Memorial of Christ’s Sacrifice: The Lord’s Supper became a memorial for the death of Jesus and His sacrifice for the forgiveness of sins. It is celebrated by Christians today through communion.

The New Covenant: Jesus' death, symbolized by the bread and wine, fulfills God's promise of salvation through a new covenant—one based on grace and faith, not law or sacrifice.

6. Application in Christian Practice:

The practice of partaking in bread and wine, often referred to as Holy Communion or Eucharist, has been a central act of worship in the Christian church since that night.

Unity with Christ: Jesus invited His followers to partake in this act to remember His sacrifice and to maintain a deep, ongoing spiritual connection with Him.

Would you like to discuss any specific part of the Lord’s Supper in more detail, or perhaps explore its significance further?

나의 말:

Thanks a lot, ChatGPT. Your explanation is detailed and clear, so that's enough. I want to know the denial of Peter. Could you tell me more clearly?

ChatGPT의 말:

You're very welcome, Pastor KimJK! I’m glad the explanation was helpful. Now, let’s dive into Peter’s Denial in Matthew 26.

Overview of Peter’s Denial (Matthew 26:69-75)

After Jesus' arrest in the garden of Gethsemane, He is taken to the high priest’s house. Peter follows at a distance, wanting to see what will happen to Jesus, but he is soon confronted by others who notice him.

1. The First Denial (verses 69-70):

Situation: Peter is sitting outside in the courtyard, and a servant girl comes to him. She says, “You also were with Jesus of Galilee.”

Peter’s Response: Peter denies it, saying, “I don’t know what you’re talking about.”

At this moment, Peter is fearful and tries to distance himself from Jesus, likely to avoid being arrested or associated with Him in the midst of Jesus' trial.

2. The Second Denial (verses 71-72):

Situation: Another servant girl sees Peter and says to those standing around, “This fellow was with Jesus of Nazareth.”

Peter’s Response: Again, Peter denies it, this time with an oath, saying, “I don’t know the man!”

Now Peter is becoming more defensive, and his denials are more emphatic, even swearing to prove he is not associated with Jesus.

3. The Third Denial (verses 73-74):

Situation: A little while later, those standing around Peter approach him and say, “Surely you are one of them; your accent gives you away.”

Peter’s Response: This time, Peter begins to curse and swear, saying, “I don’t know the man!”

Peter’s third denial is the most intense. He uses strong language to distance himself from Jesus, showing just how deep his fear and anxiety have grown.

4. The Rooster Crowing (verse 74):

Immediately after the third denial, a rooster crows. This is the moment that fulfills Jesus’ prophecy from earlier in the evening.

Jesus had predicted that Peter would deny Him three times before the rooster crowed (Matthew 26:34). This moment serves as a painful reminder to Peter of his failure to stand by Jesus when He needed him most.

5. Peter’s Remorse (verse 75):

After the rooster crows, Peter remembers that Jesus had told him he would deny Him three times. Overcome with guilt, Peter goes outside and weeps bitterly.

The weeping reflects Peter’s deep regret and sorrow over his actions. He realizes that he has failed Jesus at the most critical moment.

Key Points from Peter’s Denial:

Human Weakness: Despite Peter's bold declaration earlier that he would never deny Jesus, this event shows the vulnerability of human nature. Fear and pressure led him to act contrary to his commitment.

Fulfillment of Prophecy: Jesus’ prediction about Peter’s denial comes true, highlighting the accuracy of Jesus' words and the unfolding of God’s plan.

Repentance: Peter’s bitter weeping indicates his deep sorrow and repentance. Though he failed, this moment eventually leads him to humble himself before God. Later, after Jesus' resurrection, Peter is restored and plays a crucial role in the early church.

Peter's Denial in Contrast to Judas' Betrayal:

While both Peter and Judas sinned by turning away from Jesus, their reactions were different. Peter repented and was restored, while Judas, consumed by guilt, took his own life. This shows the power of repentance and God's grace in restoring even the most broken.

Would you like to explore any particular aspect of Peter's denial further, or perhaps discuss how this event relates to your personal walk with faith?

나의 말:

You did a really excellent job. Your explanation and analysis is excellent, so I don't need any more explanation. Let's move on to another topic. As a learner of English speaking, now I want to practice TOEIC speaking. Could you help my TOEIC speaking study?

ChatGPT의 말:

I'd be happy to help you with TOEIC speaking! Let's start with a typical speaking task. One common type of question is Describe a picture. You’ll have about 45 seconds to prepare and 45 seconds to speak.

Here’s a prompt for you:

Describe the picture below (Imagine there’s an image of a busy street with people walking, some cars passing by, and a few buildings in the background).

Can you describe what you see in the picture in detail? Try to use clear and simple sentences. I’ll listen and offer feedback!

나의 말:

Thanks a lot, ChatGPT. Fortunately, I have a text. According to this text, first I have to read the short sentence, and then next we should go explain the picture. Can you listen while I read it?

ChatGPT의 말:

Of course! Go ahead and read the sentence, and I’ll listen carefully while you explain the picture.

나의 말:

Okay, DT Custom Solutions is New York City's number one auto body repair shop. Our experienced professionals have the know-how to get every job done right. Best of all, we always provide free estimates, so if you have a problem with your ride, don't hesitate. Call DT Custom Solutions today.

ChatGPT의 말:

Great! Now, based on the text you've read, it seems like you're going to explain a picture related to an auto body repair shop. You can describe what the shop might look like, the people working there, and any activity that might be happening in the scene.

Go ahead and explain the picture now! I'll listen and provide feedback.

나의 말:

Sorry. This is a process of reading a text. I have a text, and I have read the text. I have a second text. Then I will read it. If you have listened to my reading, please correct me where I am wrong.

ChatGPT의 말:

No problem! Please go ahead and read the second text. I'll listen carefully, and if there's anything to correct, I'll provide feedback afterward.

나의 말:

Thank you! As some of you may know, Drag Murphy is officially leaving Haley & Kim at the end of the month. To thank Drag for his 25 excellent years of service and to say goodbye, the firm is hosting a farewell dinner. So please join us at Seoul restaurants next Friday at 7.30 pm.

ChatGPT의 말:

Great job reading the text! Here are a couple of minor corrections for clarity and fluency:

"Seoul restaurants" – This should likely be "a Seoul restaurant" (if you're referring to one place) or "Seoul restaurants" (if it's more than one). It’s a good idea to clarify the exact location.

"at 7.30 pm" – It’s better to say "at 7:30 p.m." with the colon to match the standard time format.

So the corrected sentence would be:

"To thank Drag for his 25 excellent years of service and to say goodbye, the firm is hosting a farewell dinner. So please join us at a Seoul restaurant next Friday at 7:30 p.m."

Would you like to move on to explaining the picture now, or would you prefer more practice with reading?

나의 말:

No problem, ChatGPT. I have a TOEIC-speaking text, so I have prepared two pictures now. Now I'm going to describe the first picture. Then you listen, why don't you correct my error.

ChatGPT의 말:

Sounds great! Go ahead and describe the first picture. I'll listen carefully and provide feedback afterward.

나의 말:

I think this picture was taken at the office. There are four people in this picture. In the middle of a picture, a woman has blonde hair and wearing white shirt is standing. She is explaining other people. On the right side, there are two people. One is a man, the other is a woman. They are all dressed in black shirt. And on the left side of this picture, one man is watching the woman's explanation. There are one desk and there are three cups on the desk. It looks peaceful.

ChatGPT의 말:

You did a great job describing the picture! Here are a few corrections and suggestions to make it sound even more natural:

"I think this picture was taken at the office."

This is clear! Just a minor suggestion for flow:

"I think this picture was taken in an office." (since "at the office" sounds a bit more like a location, while "in an office" sounds more like you're describing the setting in the picture).

"In the middle of a picture"

It’s better to say: "In the middle of the picture" (adding "the" makes it sound more natural).

"A woman has blonde hair and wearing white shirt is standing."

This sentence could be smoother. Try:

"A woman with blonde hair, wearing a white shirt, is standing."

"She is explaining other people."

It would be clearer to say:

"She is explaining something to the others."

(since "to the others" makes it clear she’s explaining to the other people in the picture).

"On the right side, there are two people. One is a man, the other is a woman."

You could say:

"On the right side, there are two people: one man and one woman."

"They are all dressed in black shirt."

You can say:

"They are all wearing black shirts."

"And on the left side of this picture, one man is watching the woman's explanation."

You could improve it by saying:

"On the left side of the picture, a man is listening to the woman's explanation."

(It sounds more natural to say "listening" instead of "watching" in this context, as she’s explaining).

"There are one desk and there are three cups on the desk."

You can make it clearer like this:

"There is one desk with three cups on it."

"It looks peaceful."

This is great! No change needed.

Here’s your corrected version:

"I think this picture was taken in an office. There are four people in the picture. In the middle of the picture, a woman with blonde hair, wearing a white shirt, is standing. She is explaining something to the others. On the right side, there are two people: one man and one woman. They are all wearing black shirts. On the left side of the picture, a man is listening to the woman's explanation. There is one desk with three cups on it. It looks peaceful."

You did a really good job! Would you like to practice describing the second picture now?

나의 말:

Okay, I'm going to describe this picture. I think this picture was taken at

ChatGPT의 말:

Go ahead! I’m listening. Keep going with your description, and I’ll give you feedback afterward.

나의 말:

OK, I think this picture was taken at the park. There is one woman in this picture. She is sitting on a bench. She has blonde hair. She is wearing blue jeans. She is eating some food. There is one bag next to her. She is smiling and looks happy. And behind her, I can see long ground and fence. And on the right side, I can see another bench. It looks peaceful and it looks happy.

ChatGPT의 말:

Great job! Your description is clear and easy to follow. Here are a few corrections to make it sound even more natural:

"I think this picture was taken at the park."

This is perfect! No change needed.

"There is one woman in this picture."

This sounds fine, but you might want to say:

"There is a woman in this picture."

(We usually use "a" instead of "one" when referring to a single person.)

"She has blonde hair."

This is great! No change needed.

"She is wearing blue jeans."

Perfect! You could also say:

"She is wearing a pair of blue jeans." (just for variety, but your version is fine).

"She is eating some food."

This is clear, but it could be more specific if you want:

"She is eating some snacks" or "She is eating something."

"There is one bag next to her."

This works fine, but you can also say:

"There is a bag next to her."

(Just like with the woman, we use "a" instead of "one" here.)

"She is smiling and looks happy."

This is great! You could also say:

"She is smiling and seems happy." (just to vary the verbs).

"And behind her, I can see long ground and fence."

For this part, it would be more natural to say:

"Behind her, I can see a long path and a fence."

(A "long ground" is not common, but a "long path" or "ground" could work. I changed it to "path" since it sounds more natural in this context.)

"And on the right side, I can see another bench."

This is perfect! No change needed.

"It looks peaceful and it looks happy."

You could say:

"It looks peaceful and cheerful."

("Happy" is fine, but "cheerful" could fit better for describing the overall vibe of the scene).

Here’s your revised version:

"I think this picture was taken at the park. There is a woman in this picture. She is sitting on a bench. She has blonde hair and is wearing a pair of blue jeans. She is eating some snacks. There is a bag next to her. She is smiling and seems happy. Behind her, I can see a long path and a fence. On the right side, I can see another bench. It looks peaceful and cheerful."

Great work overall! Would you like to practice with another task, or do you want to focus on something else for TOEIC speaking?

나의 말:

Okay, next part, I am going to explain the question. Imagine that a friend in your town for a few days. You are having a fun conversation about the place to go. What a good place to visit in your area, and how far is it from the bus station? It sounds like an interesting place. What are some things I can do there? Final question, if I want to buy some gifts and souvenirs, where would you suggest I go? Please ask me this question, three questions I mean, then I will answer your question.

ChatGPT의 말:

Sure! I'll ask you the questions one by one, and you can answer them in turn.

What is a good place to visit in your area, and how far is it from the bus station?

It sounds like an interesting place. What are some things I can do there?

If I want to buy some gifts and souvenirs, where would you suggest I go?

Feel free to answer them one by one!

나의 말:

Okay, I recommend you a good place that you can go. That is Gaenong Park. It's not far from the bus station. You can go by walk.

ChatGPT의 말:

Great! Your answer is clear and easy to understand. Here’s a small suggestion for improvement:

Instead of "I recommend you a good place that you can go," it would sound more natural to say:

"I recommend a good place for you to visit."

Or simply:

"I recommend Gaenong Park."

Everything else is perfect! Now, would you like to move on to the second question?

2. It sounds like an interesting place. What are some things I can do there?

나의 말:

If you go there, you can take a rest on the bench, and you can exercise with many good sports tools.

ChatGPT의 말:

Great job! Your answer is clear. Here’s a small tweak to make it even more natural:

Instead of "you can exercise with many good sports tools," it would be more natural to say:

"you can exercise using the many great sports equipment available."

Also, instead of "take a rest on the bench," you could say:

"you can relax on the benches."

Here's your revised sentence:

"If you go there, you can relax on the benches, and you can exercise using the many great sports equipment available."

Now, let's move on to the last question:

3. If I want to buy some gifts and souvenirs, where would you suggest I go?

나의 말:

You'd better go Korean traditional goods shop. There you can buy some good Korean traditional goods, just like Janggu or Ganggari.

ChatGPT의 말:

Great! Your answer is clear and informative. Here are a couple of small suggestions to make it sound more natural:

Instead of saying "You'd better go Korean traditional goods shop," it would be more natural to say:

"You should visit a Korean traditional goods shop."

(The phrase "You'd better" sounds a bit informal, and "should visit" is a more polite suggestion.)

Instead of "There you can buy some good Korean traditional goods, just like Janggu or Ganggari," it would sound more natural to say:

"There, you can buy some great traditional Korean items, like the Janggu drum or Ganggari."

Here's the revised version:

"You should visit a Korean traditional goods shop. There, you can buy some great traditional Korean items, like the Janggu drum or Ganggari."

You did really well! Your answers are clear and informative. Would you like to keep practicing, or focus on another area of TOEIC speaking?

나의 말:

Okay, I'm going to explain the chart what I have, then you catch what I'm reading, then why don't you ask two or three questions?

ChatGPT의 말:

Sure! Go ahead and explain the chart, and I'll listen carefully. After that, I'll ask you two or three questions related to your explanation.

나의 말:

Thanks a lot, ChatGPT. Park Hotel Atlanta, 20 Technology Street, Atlanta, 555-2137. Reservation number 278-11-0987. Check-in date, 6th of August. Check-out date, 6th of August. Customer name, Nancy Reed. Phone, 555-9823. Description, quantity, charge. King suit, one night, 173. Sofa package, financial, massage, $95. Spa package, parking free, compact vehicle, one, $45. Wi-Fi free, one night, $20 total, $333 breakfast. Buffet is several, served from 6.30 to 9.30 each morning for $19.99 per person. One-site restaurant, minibar, and convention store items may also be added to the final bill.

ChatGPT의 말:

Thank you for explaining the chart. Here are a few questions based on your description:

What is the total charge for Nancy Reed's stay at Park Hotel Atlanta?

What time is the buffet breakfast served at the hotel?

What are some additional charges that may be added to the final bill aside from the room and packages?

Feel free to answer whenever you're ready!

나의 말:

Okay, the total fee is $333 for one night.

ChatGPT의 말:

Great! Your answer is correct. The total fee for Nancy Reed’s stay is $333 for one night.

Now, for the next question:

2. What time is the buffet breakfast served at the hotel?

나의 말:

A breakfast buffet is served from 6.30 to 9.30 each morning for $19.99 per person.

ChatGPT의 말:

Perfect! Your answer is clear and accurate. The breakfast buffet is served from 6:30 to 9:30 each morning for $19.99 per person.

Now, for the last question:

3. What are some additional charges that may be added to the final bill aside from the room and packages?

나의 말:

One-Site Restaurant Minibar and Convention Store Items may also be added to the final build.

ChatGPT의 말:

You're almost there! Just a small correction:

Instead of "One-Site Restaurant Minibar and Convention Store Items may also be added to the final build," it should be:

"On-site restaurant, minibar, and convention store items may also be added to the final bill."

The word "bill" is more accurate than "build" in this context.

Great job overall! Would you like to practice more or focus on another area?

나의 말:

Okay, this is a final question direction. In this part, you will be asked to give your thoughts on a certain topic. It is to your advantage to speak as much as possible in the time provided. You will have 45 seconds to prepare your response and 60 seconds to speak. A question. Do you prefer to eat out at a restaurant or to eat at home? Support your answer with a reason or example. Could you

ChatGPT의 말:

Sure! Here’s how you could approach answering the question:

Response:

I personally prefer to eat at home rather than eating out at a restaurant. One of the main reasons is that cooking at home allows me to control the ingredients and make healthier choices. I can prepare meals according to my preferences and ensure that they are fresh and nutritious. For example, I can avoid excess oil or salt, which is often used in restaurant dishes.

Additionally, eating at home is usually more affordable. I can cook in larger quantities and save leftovers for later, which is more cost-effective in the long run. I also enjoy the comfort and relaxation of eating at home, where I can unwind without the hustle and bustle of a busy restaurant.

That being said, I do enjoy eating out occasionally, especially when I want to try new dishes or spend time with friends and family. But overall, I find that home-cooked meals are more enjoyable and better for my health.

What do you think? Would you like to give it a try?

나의 말:

If your response is perfect, then why don't you ask this question, then I will answer your question.

ChatGPT의 말:

Sure! Here’s the question:

Do you prefer to eat out at a restaurant or to eat at home? Support your answer with a reason or example.

Please go ahead and answer!

나의 말:

I love cooking at home. There are reasons why I advocate my opinion. First of all, I can cook the food I want to eat. For example, if I want to eat spicy fish stew, I can make spicy fish stew. I have the spicy seasoning and skills I want. And finally, I can save money when I cook at home. That's why I love cooking at home.

ChatGPT의 말:

Your response is great! You expressed your preference clearly and provided reasons with examples, which is perfect.

Here's a little suggestion to make your response even better in English:

"I prefer to cook at home. There are a few reasons for this. First of all, I can make whatever food I want. For example, if I want to have spicy soup, I can make it just the way I like with my preferred level of spice and ingredients. Also, cooking at home helps me save money. I can make bigger portions, and it's more affordable than eating out at a restaurant. So, cooking at home is both enjoyable and cost-effective."

Would you like to try again or focus on something else?

나의 말:

Thanks a lot, ChatGPT. I have learned a lot about English speaking. We have chatted more than 30 minutes. What do you think of my English studying method like this chatting with you? Please tell me more impressive or more efficient way to study English.

ChatGPT의 말:

You're very welcome! It’s been a pleasure chatting with you and helping you practice your English. I think your approach to studying English is very effective. By engaging in regular conversations, whether by discussing topics, explaining things, or practicing grammar and vocabulary, you're really immersing yourself in the language. This kind of interactive study not only helps improve your speaking skills but also builds your confidence.

Here are a few additional tips to make your study even more impressive and efficient:

Contextual Learning: Try to learn new words or phrases within a context. For example, when learning a new word, use it in a sentence that relates to your life or interests. This helps solidify the meaning and usage.

Listen to Native Speakers: Listening to conversations, podcasts, or audiobooks in English will help you understand natural speech patterns, pronunciation, and intonation. It also exposes you to different accents and vocabulary.

Record Yourself: When practicing, record your voice. Listen to the recordings and compare them with native speakers. This will help you identify areas where you can improve pronunciation and fluency.

Use English in Daily Life: Try to incorporate English into your daily routine. For instance, you could write a journal in English, change your phone or computer settings to English, or try thinking in English as you go about your day.

Watch Movies and TV Shows: Watching content in English, especially with subtitles, will help with comprehension and give you exposure to conversational English. Try to repeat lines or imitate the actors to practice pronunciation.

Set Clear Goals: Setting specific, measurable goals can help track your progress. For example, aim to learn 10 new words each week or practice speaking for 15 minutes every day.

Engage in Language Exchange: If possible, try speaking with native English speakers or other learners. You can correct each other's mistakes and learn in a more interactive way.

You already have a strong foundation in English, so the key now is consistency and continuing to practice in different settings. Keep challenging yourself, and don't be afraid to make mistakes—that's how learning happens!

I hope these suggestions help you as you continue your journey with English. You're doing great!

나의 말:

Thanks a lot, ChatGPT. Your encouragement will make me so strong and happy, and I will follow your advice. It's just Sunday. Some minutes later, I should go to church for worship. May God bless you, and thanks a lot, ChatGPT. Have a good day. Bye-bye.

ChatGPT의 말:

You're very welcome, Pastor KimJK! I'm glad I could encourage you. May God bless you as you go to worship, and I hope you have a wonderful time at church. Take care, and have a blessed day! Bye-bye!