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Faith in the Promise and the Objective of a Life of Faith

[Shincheonji Church] Faith in the Promise and the Objective of a Life of Faith




There ​​is ​nothing ​false ​in ​the words of the ​Bible. God fulfilled ​everything according to ​the promises ​in ​the Bible. ​Thus, we believe in the ​promises in the ​Bible. ​Moreover, ​all ​​believers ​in ​Christianity, ​whoever ​it may be, carry ​out their lives ​of faith in ​order to ​gain ​the kingdom ​of heaven and eternal life.


The ​book of Revelation ​is ​the ​last ​​promise ​that ​God ​will ​fulfill. Since Adam until ​now, in this ​world a war ​between God ​and ​the devil ​has been taking place. A ​war also takes ​place ​at ​this ​​time ​of ​Revelation’s ​fulfillment, ​and God’s kingdom is ​re-created due to ​God being victorious ​in this ​war. ​This last ​work, Revelation, has been approximately ​80-90% fulfilled. Do ​you ​see, ​hear, ​​and ​believe? ​


The ​most ​important things in this ​Revelation are the ​appointment of the ​promised pastor, ​who ​is the ​one who speaks on Jesus’ ​behalf, the work ​of ​harvesting ​those ​​born ​of ​God’s ​seed, ​the work of sealing, ​and the work ​of creating the ​12 tribes. ​Today, ​the new ​work of the creation of ​the 12 tribes ​of ​Shincheonji ​has ​​been ​fulfilled. ​What ​remains ​now is the judgment ​of Babylon, the ​kingdom of demons ​that deceived ​all ​nations. As ​for this judgment, God does ​the judgment Himself. ​Therefore, ​believers ​must ​​verify: ​Who ​am ​I ​according to the New ​Testament Bible? Have ​I truly been ​created according ​to ​the New ​Testament Bible? Aren’t these words ​correct? Have you ​been ​born ​of ​​God’s ​seed? ​If ​one ​has been born of ​God’s seed, then ​God’s seed would ​be in ​his ​heart; if ​one has been harvested, then ​he would be ​in ​the ​144,000 ​​of ​the ​12 ​tribes ​in Rv 14 and ​7; if one ​has been sealed, ​then his ​name ​would be ​written on the list (register) ​of the 12 ​tribes, ​the ​promised ​​kingdom. ​False ​believers ​are ​those for whom these ​three things do ​not apply. Of ​course, they ​will ​be thrown ​into the fiery lake of ​burning sulfur at ​the ​time ​of ​​judgment.


Why ​do ​you ​not ​believe in the word ​of promise? The ​congregation members of ​the traditional ​churches, ​which are ​the subjects of the kingdom, ​have completely added ​to ​and ​subtracted ​​from ​the ​book ​of ​Revelation. Hence, they did ​not become a ​part of the ​12 tribes ​of ​the promised ​kingdom. Are these words not ​facts? It says ​that ​if ​one ​​adds ​to ​or ​subtracts ​from this book, Revelation, ​then he will ​enter the fires ​of hell. ​[The ​members of] ​Shincheonji have been born of ​God’s seed, have ​been ​harvested, ​have ​​been ​sealed, ​and ​have ​been registered in the ​12 tribes. The ​congregation members of ​the traditional ​churches ​will be ​burned in hell after only ​persecuting just like ​at ​the ​time ​​of ​Jesus’ ​first ​coming. ​In the 6,000 years ​of Biblical history ​to today, those ​who have ​received ​the spirit ​of the devil have consistently ​been habitually persecuting ​every ​time ​God’s ​​work ​takes ​place. ​Are ​these words not facts? ​The price for ​not believing despite ​Revelation, the ​word ​of promise, ​being fulfilled is the fiery ​lake.


True believers ​believe ​in ​the ​​promises ​in ​the ​Bible, ​and the objective for ​a life of ​faith is the ​kingdom of ​heaven ​and eternal ​life. Shincheonji believes in the ​promises in the ​New ​Covenant ​Revelation, ​​it ​has ​been ​sealed ​with the revealed word, ​and it is ​singing the new ​song on ​Mount ​Zion, which ​is the place of salvation. ​I mean, the ​new ​song ​in ​​Rv ​14:1-3. ​This ​is ​the new song that ​no one other ​than the sealed ​144,000 of ​the ​12 tribes ​knows. Amen.


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