David's primary goal in writing was to ground the membership in the fundamental teachings of the Bible and the mission of the movement, as well as to propose novel doctrinal interpretations, and teachings on biblical prophecy related to Jesus' Second Coming and the Endtime.

from the MO Letters Book by David Berg. The Family International.

David Brandt Berg (February 18, 1919 – October 1, 1994), also known as King David, Mo, Moses David, Father David, Dad, or Grandpa to followers, was the founder and leader of the cult generally known as the Children of God [1] and subsequently as The Family International.

2012年2月11日 · Derived from David Berg's pseudonym, Moses David, the Mo Letters were a series of more than 3000 publications (compiled into over a dozen volumes), consisting of writings by Berg or transcriptions of his speeches.

From pretty young shop girls and waitresses and secretaries to elderly widows and rich old dowagers; from handsome young clerks, bookkeepers, technicians, white collar workers and engineers to wealthy businessmen, retired widowers, single shopkeepers, and even bachelor farmers, we found them all the same:

By David Berg. He came to earth as a tiny, weak, helpless baby, born to a simple, humble young girl who miraculously conceived the child, having never slept with any man.

Although this Mo letter is one of the foundation letters of the group's coercive sex doctrine, Berg went back and forth on the issue of homosexuality—this is an important distinction. Originally, Berg had left the issue of homosexuality wide open to interpretation.

David Berg (1919-1994) was the iconoclastic founder and spiritual leader of the non-traditional Christian movement known as the Family International. Founded in 1968 amongst the counterculture youth, the movement was originally known as the "Children of God."

Excerpted from writings of David Berg, 1968-1978 At the heart of the Children of God’s message was the love of God. It was a message of God’s love for all humankind, His desire to bring newness of life and to grant salvation to all who would accept His Son, and of His great forgiveness and desire to enter into a personal relationship with ...

Le fondateur des Enfants de Dieu est David Brandt Berg (1919-1994), ex-pasteur de l'Alliance chrétienne et missionnaire, connu de ses adeptes sous le nom de Moïse-David ou encore MO. Après des études de théologie, David Berg quitte son Église en …