God’s Position and the Saints’ Position
God made heaven, earth, and all creation and gave this to Adam to have him rule over it. However, because Adam was deceived by the wild serpent (the devil, Rv 12:9), listened to the words of the wild serpent, and betrayed, God left this earth, which is the world He had created.
The serpent, that is, the devil, came to rule over this God-less world. God, who left the world, has been working for 6,000 years to regain the world He lost. However, although the people of the world, whose hearts have been darkened due to sin, said with their lips that they believe in God, their actions did not follow. In Jn 1, it says, “The light shone in the darkness, but the darkness does not know it.” This is the position of God and man.
The last war between God and the devil is prophesied in the book of Revelation. God and the devil—if one of these two disappears, then this spiritual war will come to an end. Also, it says that if one adds to or subtracts from Revelation, then he cannot enter the kingdom of heaven but will recieve curses (plagues). Despite this, there has not been anyone in heaven and earth who knew the true meaning of this Revelation.
However, today, after approximately 2,000 years have passed since Revelation was written, God gave the book that He was holding after sealing it with seven seals to Jesus, and Jesus removed all of the sealed book’s seals one by one and fulfilled all of the recorded prophecies one by one. There is a man at this time who saw and heard at [Jesus’] side everything Jesus fulfilled from Rv 1-22. Jesus sent this man to the churches and told him to testify what he saw and heard (Rv 22:8, 16). Today, both the pastors and the saints around the world must receive the testimony from this man to be able to know both the true meaning of Revelation and its fulfilled actual entities. At this time, those who listen to and believe this testimony are those who believe and act on the words of Jn 14:29, as well as those who carry out the new covenant made in Jesus’ blood. Will you listen to this testimony, or will you not? Will you believe, or will you not?
At the time of the fulfillment of the prophecies of Revelation, one cannot lie (give false testimony). [This] is because there are the actual entities that have appeared by being fulfilled according to prophecy. At the time of Revelation’s fulfillment, the entities that appeared, the re-created 12 tribes, and the devil’s soldiers that oppose all appear according to prophecy. Jesus said to see and believe in this (Jn 14:29). I mean, the actual entities of the prophecies.
The prophecies of this Revelation have been written in parables and figurative language, and therefore they cannot be understood with the general thoughts of men. The reason for this is because the names of people, the names of places, and the organizations, etc. in Revelation are figurative comparisons.
There is no place in the world that masters Revelation other than the 12 tribes of Shincheonji Church of Jesus, the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony. Those who do not know Revelation cannot enter the kingdom of heaven and will be cursed. Those who are to enter the kingdom of heaven, be obedient to the words of Rv 22:16.
The messenger who speaks on Jesus’ behalf, that is, the promised pastor of the New Testament, is the one who saw and heard all of the events of the entire book of Revelation; the one who in Rv 2-3 sent the letters calling for repentance to the seven messengers; the one who received and ate the opened book in Rv 10; the one who in Rv 12 fought and overcame the dragon’s group; and the one who in Rv 22:16 was sent to the churches. Because this one who overcomes is the one who received the promises in Rv 2-3, those who believe in God’s word, that is, Jesus’ word, and its meaning must listen to and believe the testimony of this promised pastor and belong to the 12 tribes to be able to enter the kingdom of heaven. Amen. Amen. “Thank you.”
I want to know about the true meaning and fulfillment of Revelation. I should listen to the testimony from the promised pastor.
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