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How Do the Truth and Falsehood Differ?

How Do the Truth and Falsehood Differ?




As ​​the ​truth ​is ​the ​food of eternal life ​that God gives ​there is life ​inside this ​word, ​but falsehood ​is the food of death ​that the devil ​gives. ​Hence, ​God ​​said ​that ​one ​will ​die if he eats ​the fruit of ​good and evil, ​which is ​the ​devil’s food ​(Ref. Gn 2:17).


Although Adam and ​Eve were originally ​created ​as ​people ​​who ​could ​live ​forever, ​death came upon man ​due to them ​being deceived by ​the devil ​and ​eating the ​fruit of good and evil. ​There are two ​kinds ​of ​food ​​for ​the ​spirit, ​one ​being God’s food, and ​the other being ​the devil’s food. ​Believers must ​know ​how to ​distinguish these two kinds of ​food, and among ​them, ​they ​would ​​need ​eat ​only ​God’s ​food. Would one receive ​salvation if he ​does not know ​either the ​devil ​or the ​devil’s food? Death will come ​upon a believer ​if ​he ​does ​​not ​have ​knowledge ​of ​the Bible. So, like ​Shincheonji, one must ​master the Bible.


In ​every era, ​God ​gave the ​food with which one will ​receive salvation through ​each ​of ​the ​​prophets. ​However, ​people ​who ​had become sinners not ​knowing or believing ​in this was ​a problem. ​No ​matter how ​much of a pastor one ​may be, he ​will ​teach ​falsehood ​​if ​he ​does ​not ​understand God’s word. Falsehood, ​as the devil’s ​word, has the ​poison of ​death ​inside of ​it, so if one eats ​it, he will ​die. ​God ​made ​​this ​known ​in ​detail ​to people. Where? In ​the words of ​the Bible. Moreover, ​He said ​to ​believe in ​these words. Yet, why do ​you not believe? ​It ​seems ​[people] ​​have ​not ​learned ​properly ​from [their] pastors. Jesus ​said, “If the ​blind lead the ​blind, then ​they ​both fall ​into a pit” (Mt 15:14). ​


“I ask this ​to ​church ​pastors ​​and ​congregation ​members, ​so ​please answer. Surely. Everyone, ​have you not ​added to or ​subtracted from ​Revelation? ​It says ​that one cannot enter the ​kingdom of heaven ​but ​will ​receive ​​plagues ​(curses) ​if ​he ​adds or subtracts. One ​will not be ​able to deceive ​himself. You ​have ​added and ​subtracted, haven’t you? Shall we ​take a test ​on ​Revelation? ​You’re ​​scared, ​aren’t ​you? ​One ​will receive eternal punishment ​in the fiery ​lake of burning ​sulfur in ​hell ​if he ​adds or subtracts. What will ​you do? Mastering ​Revelation ​or ​adding ​​to ​and ​subtracting ​from ​it—of these, which will ​you choose? Pastors ​who do not ​have the ​word ​are not ​God’s pastors.


Let us enter ​the kingdom of ​heaven ​by ​going ​​to ​and ​learning ​from ​the place that masters ​the prophecies of ​Revelation and the ​fulfilled realities ​of ​their fulfillment. ​If [you] prefer hell to ​the kingdom of ​heaven, ​then ​please ​​go ​there. ​Faith ​is ​at one’s liberty. Jesus ​bore your crosses ​on your behalves ​and left, ​and ​today he ​returned and is calling you ​all. Can’t you ​hear ​his ​voice? ​​Please ​fast ​and ​pray ​and hear Jesus’ voice. ​Fulfilling the New ​Covenant Revelation of ​the prophecies ​in ​the Bible ​is God’s final work. Moreover, ​the truth today, ​that ​is, ​the ​​food ​of ​eternal ​life ​that God gives, is ​the revealed word ​of the testimony ​of the ​prophecies ​of Revelation ​and the fulfilled realities of ​their fulfillment.”



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