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The Secrets of The New Covenant Revelation and The Promised Pastor

The Secrets of The New Covenant Revelation and The Promised Pastor

 


The book of Revelation is "God's prophecy" that Jesus has shown to Apostle John through vision after his crucifixion, death, resurrection and ascension to heaven in the First Coming (refer to Rv 1:1-2). It is said that if you add to or take away from this book, Revelation, you cannot enter the kingdom of heaven but receive curses (plagues) (Rv 22:18-19). 

 

“Pastors, do you know all the prophecies and fulfilled realities of this book of Revelation? Did you not add to or subtract from it? If you are sent the promised pastor, do you think you would not persecute him as being a cult like Jesus in the First Coming? The people of Israel, who waited so earnestly for God's promised pastor (Messiah), persecuted and killed God's true shepherd and promised pastor, Jesus. Do you think the pastors today would not do this?”

 

The new covenant Revelation is God's secret. Prophecies of events to be fulfilled and of the promised pastor are in Revelation. Do you know this?

 

Those who believe ardently live their life of faith but cannot discern the true pastor from the false pastor, nor know the promised pastor, for they do not know the words of the Bible, which is God's promise. This is the same now as it was long ago. You need to know of the promises of the Bible, believe and keep them.


It has been about 2,000 years since Revelation was written, but today there is not a single pastor who has mastered it. However, it is said that if you add to or subtract from this book, Revelation, you will not be able to enter heaven but will be cursed. But didn’t Christian pastors add to or subtract from it? They all added to and subtracted from it. But why do they call the promised pastor, who mastered Revelation, a heretic while they do not see themselves? Do they have some fixation on heresy? Why do they believe the words, writings, and books of false pastors, but not God's promised word and the promised pastor? To determine who was a heretic, Shincheonji asked Protestant pastors to ‘take a test together centered on the Revelation in the New Testament in front of the public.’ Why don't you respond? Shincheonji was created according to Revelation and has mastered it. Who is the heretic here?


He said that you must not add to or subtract from Revelation, and if you do, you will be cursed. However, currently the pastors on earth have consistently added to and subtracted from it. Despite this, Shincheonji, which fully understands the prophecies of Revelation and their realities, is called heresy just as it was during the First Coming. They are truly foolish false pastors. You can be saved only by believing in the promised pastor and the promised words and by keeping them. Shincheonji and Protestant churches, who will be saved? Shincheonji has won with the truth (revealed word). Amen.


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