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The World of Faith at the Time of the New Covenant Revelation’s Fulfillment

The World of Faith at the Time of the New Covenant Revelation’s Fulfillment

December 27th, 2024



Jesus fulfilled all of the Old Testament when he came for his first coming, and he preached this fulfillment to the people of Israel (Jn 19:30, Mt 15:24). In the same way, the promised pastor in Shincheonji came and saw all that Jesus fulfilled of the New Covenant Revelation today, and he testified this fulfillment to the churches (Rv 22:8, 16). 


What is the world of faith at the time of the New Covenant Revelation’s fulfillment like? Today, which is the time of Revelation’s fulfillment, the pastors of traditional churches (Christianity) have persecuted the promised pastor who sees and testifies the fulfillment of the New Covenant Revelation, also calling him a heretic, just like the pastors did [to Jesus] at the time of the first coming. In this way, there have been persecutors at both the time of the first coming and the time of the second coming. It says in Rv 22 that anyone who adds to or subtracts from Revelation will be unable to enter the kingdom of heaven and will be cursed (receive plagues). However, every last Christian around the world today has added to and subtracted from Revelation. Is this not true? Would God really be fooled by a lie? Taking a public Bible exam would tell us whether or not they have added and subtracted.


The appointed task of a pastor is to preach the word of God and Jesus as a messenger who speaks on their behalf. Pastors in the New Testament era: are you keeping the new covenant? God sent and appointed messengers who spoke on His behalf in every era, and He had them either preach the word of promise or testify its fulfillment. If the pastor God and Jesus sent were to come today, would you also call him a heretic like the Jewish pastors at the time of the first coming did? Or, would you believe and keep this promised pastor’s testimony?


It says that one cannot enter the kingdom of heaven but will enter the fires of hell if he adds to or subtracts from the New Covenant Revelation. Pastors and their congregation members today cannot enter the kingdom of heaven since they have added to and subtracted from Revelation. The pastors must take responsibility for this. They must rid themselves of their pride of calling themselves pastors and claiming to know; only when they are obedient like young children will they be saved. One must know the prophecies in Revelation to know their actual entities when Revelation is fulfilled. Today, the Christian pastors must fully understand the prophecies and fulfilled realities of Revelation so they may lead their congregations to the kingdom of heaven by properly preaching this word to them. Let us now become honest so we may not add to or subtract from the New Covenant Revelation, but master and believe it so we may all enter the kingdom of heaven together. Amen.


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