# Jalboza


## Posts

- [Why Death Cannot Erase What We Sow](https://jalboza.com/why-death-cannot-erase-what-we-sow/): There is a law in this world that no one can defy, a quiet and unyielding one: we reap what we sow.
- [Why Can't We Build Strength Until We Let the Leaves Fall? ](https://jalboza.com/when-the-leaves-fall-the-muscle-remains/): When we watch autumn set the mountains on fire, most of us think of endings. But a falling leaf is not a sign of decline. It is a decision to survive.
- [Can We Make Friends with Unrighteous Wealth?](https://jalboza.com/can-we-make-friends-with-unrighteous-wealth/): What the dishonest manager did was clearly dishonest by ordinary standards. Yet Jesus commended him. How could something dishonest be called wise?
- [Why Did Abraham Raise the Knife?](https://jalboza.com/why-did-abraham-raise-the-knife/): People often ask: Why would God test a human being this way? What if God is not setting a trap to destroy us, but watching to see what conclusion we will reach?
- [Where can I meet God?](https://jalboza.com/want-to-come-to-my-house/): We often imagine that meeting God happens somewhere far beyond the universe. But Jesus invited us into the home where His Father lives.
- [Why Is the Empty Space So Important in Traditional Korean Houses?](https://jalboza.com/why-did-korean-hanok-leave-so-much-space-empty/): The madang, the courtyard of a traditional Korean home, is a large open space with almost nothing in it. To modern eyes, it can look like wasted space.
- [Why Doesn’t Hanbok Follow the Body?](https://jalboza.com/why-doesnt-hanbok-follow-the-body/): "Clothes aren't meant to fit the body," a mother said as she sewed her daughter's wedding hanbok. "They're meant to embrace it."
- [Can the Fifteenth Floor Ever Become the First?](https://jalboza.com/can-the-fifteenth-floor-ever-become-the-first/): When I was twenty years old, I had to make the fifteenth floor become the first. I wasn't trying to change the building. I was trying to change my heart.
- [Why Did a Korean King Create Hangul, Korea's Alphabet?](https://jalboza.com/why-did-a-korean-king-create-hangul-koreas-alphabet/): Imagine being unable to write a letter to someone you love, not because you have nothing to say, but because the words in your heart have no letters of their own.
- [Why Koreans Heat the Floor Instead of the Air](https://jalboza.com/why-koreans-heat-the-floor-instead-of-the-air/): Imagine stepping into a home with no bed, no sofa, and no chairs. Then warmth rises gently from the floor: ondol, one of Korea's oldest inventions.

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