expanded to 13 congregations in South Korea before Ahn's death in 1985. Beliefs Major dogmata are outlined in Doctrine Manual of the Church of God Jesus Witnesses (1972), and detailed in the more than two dozen books Ahn wrote. His original publications as well as scans of his notes and extant sermons have been made available online. Ahn argued that the practice of the apostolic early church had been distorted and his restorational doctrines and practices included: Women should wear headcovering while praying. Baptism is the first step towards salvation. The Sabbath should be kept on Saturdays, not Sundays. Christmas should not be celebrated as Jesus' birthday because it is the anniversary of the sun god. The cross is considered a form of idolatry. The Passover and Festival of Unleavened Bread should be kept. Keeping the feasts in : First Fruits, Festival of Weeks, Feast of Trumpets, Day of Atonement; and Feast of Tabernacles. The Second Coming of Christ and Elijah's Mission Ahn, who like most Christians believed in the Second Coming of Jesus, had predicted a Second Coming "within 10 years" in 1956. Ahn Sahng-hong mentioned in "The Mystery of God and the Spring of the Water of Life" that therefore by studying the work of Moses, we can clearly find out the true situation about the relationship between Jesus and us, all the work that Christ will do in the future, and even about the appointed date of Jesus' second coming. Ahn Sahng-hong also said that many false Christ would say "I am the Christ" now, just as Jesus predicted that false Christs would appear in the last day, however, salvation is found in no other name than Jesus, not only at His first coming but even in the last days. Chapter 36 "Elijah will be sent" is one of the chapters deleted by the WMSCOG, which mainly describes Elijah's mission. The main point is that the last prophet Elijah was the one to convey the last truth of preparing the way for the Second Coming of Jesus and transform and ascend along with the live 144,000 saints. Eschatology In the tradition of Seventh-day Adventist eschatology, which had been suppressed by Kuniaki Koiso during his wartime rule of Korea, Ahn further believed that he was living in the end times and that the Second Coming was imminent. As Korean Protestants earlier in the 20th century had perceived Japanese