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The Place Where the Book of Revelation Has Been Fulfilled

The Place Where the Book of Revelation Has Been Fulfilled

 



The Book of Revelation is the blueprint for re-creation. Shincheonji was created according to the blueprint of the New Testament’s Revelation. The only place that has been created according to the New Testament, and the only place where the tree of life bears twelve kinds of fruit every month, is Shincheonji Church of Jesus, the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony. Amen.

 

It is written that those who add to or take away from the Book of Revelation will not enter heaven and will be cursed (Revelation 22:18-19). Therefore, the only standard of faith for believers today must be the Book of Revelation in the New Testament.

 

The pastors and theologians of the Catholic and Protestant churches call Shincheonji a cult. From our perspective, this seems to be an attempt to prevent their congregation members from coming to Shincheonji. Both the Catholic and Protestant churches have altered and distorted the Book of Revelation. Therefore, the true heretics are not Shincheonji but the Catholic and Protestant churches (refer to Revelation 22:18-19). Because of this, they cannot enter heaven. Shincheonji has openly invited them to take a public Bible test based on the New Testament’s Revelation to determine who is orthodox and who is heretical, but not a single person has dared to accept. Fearing that their ignorance and false testimonies would be exposed, they have hidden away. This proves that Shincheonji has triumphed through the truth.

 

The Catholic and Protestant churches neither understand the meaning of Revelation nor recognize its fulfillment. How, then, could they have been sealed with the word of Revelation? This is why they have all altered Revelation. As a result, they cannot enter heaven.

 

Shincheonji fully understands both the prophecies and their fulfillment (actual entities) in the Book of Revelation. Because of this, countless believers from the Catholic and Protestant churches are eagerly flocking to Shincheonji. Why? To learn the Book of Revelation. Once they learn the truth, they experience immense joy, and it is almost shameful to see how the churches of the world have failed to teach this. With the influx of believers, the tree of life in Shincheonji bears twelve kinds of fruit every month. The annual graduation ceremony of the 12 tribes, held at the end of each year, serves as evidence of this.

 

Shincheonji is the place where the Book of Revelation has been fulfilled, and it fully understands both the prophecies and their fulfillment (actual entities). Amen.

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  1. Noah BrownJune 4, 2025 at 12:24 AM

    Believers from the Catholic and Protestant faiths are eagerly flocking to Shincheonji to learn the Book of Revelation. #ShincheonjiChurch

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