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The Entrance to the Kingdom of Heaven of Those Who Acted According to God’s Will

The Entrance to the Kingdom of Heaven of Those Who Acted According to God’s Will




In ​​Mt ​7:21 ​Jesus ​said, ​“Not everyone who says, ​‘Lord, Lord’ will ​enter the kingdom ​of heaven, ​but ​only those ​who acted according to God’s ​will enter the ​kingdom ​of ​heaven.” ​​That ​is, ​according ​to ​God’s will.


As seen in ​God’s word of ​promise in Rv ​22:18-19, it ​says ​that if ​one adds to or subtracts ​from the words ​of ​Revelation, ​then ​​he ​cannot ​enter ​the ​kingdom of heaven but ​will receive curses ​(plagues). Pastors and ​saints, have ​you ​not added ​to or subtracted from Revelation? ​Pastors, why did ​you ​teach ​the ​​saints ​after ​adding ​to ​and subtracting from all ​of Revelation? Are ​you blind? Are ​you deaf? ​If ​you master ​[Revelation], then let us try ​and take an ​exam ​before ​the ​​public ​to ​verify ​if ​these words are lies ​or the truth. ​Will you accept? ​Why do ​you ​not? While ​you are saying, “I believe, ​I will go ​to ​the ​kingdom ​​of ​heaven” ​with ​your ​lips, in reality, you ​are adding to ​and subtracting from ​Revelation. Even ​if ​it is ​just once, let us speak ​the truth before ​God ​and ​before ​​all ​the ​people ​in ​the world. Let us ​verify by taking ​an exam. I ​mean, to ​see ​who is ​heresy.


From what I have seen, ​Protestant pastors and ​saints ​believe ​that ​​if ​they ​say ​‘Lord, ​Lord,’ they will go ​to the kingdom ​of heaven without ​even knowing ​God’s ​will. They ​are fake believers. It says ​that one cannot ​enter ​the ​kingdom ​​of ​heaven ​just ​by ​saying ‘Lord, Lord’ with ​his lips. Also, ​it says that ​one cannot ​enter ​the kingdom ​of heaven but will receive ​curses (plagues) if ​he ​adds ​to ​​or ​subtracts ​from ​the ​New Covenant Revelation. Have ​you not added ​to and subtracted ​from it? ​What ​are you ​going to do now?


Just as ​the pastors of ​Jerusalem ​at ​that ​​time ​called ​Jesus, ​who ​mastered and fulfilled the ​Old Testament, “heresy, ​the devil” at ​the time ​of ​the first ​coming, today, the pastors of ​the Protestant Church ​are ​calling ​the ​​promised ​pastor, ​who ​masters ​the New Testament, “heresy, ​the devil.” Is ​this not a ​thief turning ​on ​the master ​with a club? One has ​to verify himself ​before ​the ​New ​​Testament ​Bible. ​One ​must ​verify again and again: ​Have I truly ​been created according ​to the ​New ​Covenant Revelation? ​Have I not added to ​or subtracted from ​Revelation? ​Also, ​have ​​you ​verified ​whether ​you, ​according to the promises ​of the New ​Covenant Revelation, have ​been born ​of ​God’s seed, ​harvested, and sealed, and if ​your name has ​been ​registered ​in ​​the ​promised ​12 ​tribes? ​Are you not a ​fake believer? What ​will you do ​when [the ​fact] ​that you ​are a fake believer is ​revealed? Is it ​good ​to ​keep ​​going ​as ​you ​are, ​even if you enter ​the fiery lake ​in hell? Then, ​why did ​you ​carry out ​a life of faith? I ​am not saying ​this ​because ​I ​​am ​trying ​to ​rebuke ​[you], but because I ​feel sorry for ​[you]. Read Rv ​22:8 and ​16.


The ​Protestant Church ​called Shincheonji, which masters Revelation, ​a cult. Just ​like ​the ​pastors ​​of ​Jerusalem ​at ​the ​time of Jesus' first ​coming. Now, if ​the Lord begins ​to judge, ​where ​would you ​try to go? One must ​get rid of ​his ​pride ​and ​​lower ​himself, ​and ​correct ​his wrongdoings by comparing ​his faith with ​the words of ​the Bible. ​It ​is such ​a pity.


Right now at this ​time, the promised ​pastor ​who ​masters ​​the ​New ​Covenant ​Revelation ​has come and is ​testifying (Rv 10, ​22:16). Come and ​listen, those ​who ​hope for ​the kingdom of heaven and ​salvation.

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  1. Noah BrownFebruary 20, 2024 at 7:44 AM

    This is truly the correct understanding of the Bible and a message of hope for humanity♥️ #ShincheonjiChurch

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