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Applying the Word Bible study [Nehemiah 8:13-18] It is said that there are words that came about when unemployment among middle-aged and elderly people soared in Korea 2003 due to the economic recession (Internet): 'O-ryuk-do' (thieves who work until the age of 56) and 'Sa-o-jeong' (retirement age at 45) became popular, and as unemployment among young people became serious, ‘Lee Tae-baek’ (mostly in their 20s were unemployed) and ‘Sam-pal-sun’ (early retirement at the age of 38). Originally, 'Sa-o-jeong' was said to be one of the escort monsters (?) of the third Xuanzang in Journey to the West. However, the current Sa-o-jeong is used to refer to 'a person who misunderstands words' and 'a person with a different thought pattern'. It is used to mean that a person does not listen properly and says something else. There is a series of Sa-o-jeong that I found in the Bible: A...