Chun-jee-gohng-sa (The Work of Renewing Heaven and Earth)

The Year of the Ox (Shin-chook, 1901, DG 31)
1. The Significance of Chun-jee-gohng-sa
2. Family Lineage Begins Again
The Year of the Tiger (Im-in, 1902, DG 32)
3. Everything Should Be Made New
5. Reversing the Destiny of the East
6. Establishing a New Framework for World Affairs
7. The Ultimate Contest Ends the Established Order
9. At a Church in Geum-sahn
10. Teach People Correctly
11. Communicate with Simple Words
12. Forty-Nine Days of Devotion
17. Sahng-jeh-nim Wraps Ho-yun in His Coat
The Year of the Rabbit (Gyeh-myo, 1903, DG 33)
19. Sending Korean Spirits to the West to Start World War
20. The Qi of Wealth Placed in the West
21. Korea Is an Empty House Without an Owner
22. Gim Byung-ook’s Trouble
23. Sahng-jeh-nim Saves Gim Byung-ook
24. Setting Out for Jeonju
25. No Need to Worry
26. A Work of Renewal for the Russo-Japanese War
27. The Program of Southeastern Wind for Forty-Nine Days
29. Sahng-jeh-nim Pushes the Sea Away
31. A Work of Renewal for Quitting Smoking
32. Making Jeju Island a Tourist Resort
34. A Work of Renewal for Underwear
38. Measuring the Land
39. At Goon-sahn Harbor
The Year of the Dragon (Gahp-jin, 1904, DG 34)

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