Creation of the Twelve Tribes in the Old and New Testaments

Creation of the Twelve Tribes in the Old and New Testaments

Both the Old and New Testaments have times of prophecy and times of fulfillment. When Jesus came at the First Coming, He said “It is finished” that the Old Testament (Jn 19:30) was fulfilled. Likewise, when He comes again at the Second Coming, He says “It is done” in Rev 21:6 that the New Testament will also be fulfilled.

Just as God fulfilled the Old Testament at the First Coming of Jesus, He promised in Rev 21 and 22 that He will fulfill the New Testament in the same way at the time of the Second Coming, which is today. What believers must have faith in is God's promised word (the prophecy in the Bible). And what believers must testify about is the promised word of God, that is, the prophecy and the reality of their fulfillment (Refer Rev 22:8, 16).

The main content of the fulfillment of the Old Testament is the creation of the 12 tribes of spiritual Israel. Likewise, the main content of the fulfillment of the New Testament is the creation of the 12 tribes of the new spiritual Israel.

In the Old Testament era, the physical 12 tribes of Israel were created through the 12 sons of Jacob (Israel). Then, in the New Testament era, at the First Coming, Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament and created the spiritual Israel—the 12 tribes—centered around the 12 disciples who believed in Him (Refer Jn 1:12–13; Jas 1:1). He also promised to establish God’s new kingdom at His Second Coming through a new covenant (Lk 22:14–20; Heb 8:8–10). Today, at the time of the Second Coming, Jesus has come again, fulfilled the new covenant—the Revelation—and created the 12 tribes of the new spiritual Israel.

According to both the Old and New Testaments, God speaks the truth, and the devil speaks lies. Those who belong to God speak the truth, and those who belong to the devil constantly lie and persecute. This is still true today. Recently, when I went back to my hometown, I saw lies rampant. I had never spoken to anyone there about the Bible, yet I was shocked to see how many lies the local Christians were telling. They were so good at lies, it would be more appropriate to call them devils than people (Refer Jn 8:44). Why do they lie like this? Truth and lies each come from the spirit within. Lies do not come unless the lying spirit is within them(Refer Mt 10). The act of lying reveals which spirit the person or group belongs to. Even if a pastor tells lies, his congregation will still like and believe him because they belong to him.

In the Book of Revelation, it is mentioned two or three times that Jesus will judge. When this book is fulfilled, what kind of punishment will come to those who lied? Whether at the First or Second Coming, the devil prepares to persecute the pastor sent by God. In Rv 22, it’s said that if one adds to or takes away from the words of Revelation, they will not enter heaven and will receive curses (plagues). Despite this, many pastors invent lies, curses, and are even proud of it. This pleases the devil (Jn 8:44). However, those who added to or subtracted from the Revelation and bore false testimony—what will happen to them at judgment…

“Doctor of Theology and pastors, haven’t you added to or subtracted from the Book of Revelation? You all have. These people now call Shincheonji and the promised pastor ‘heresy’—just like how the Jerusalem pastors treated Jesus at the First Coming. But who is truly heretical? The one who has mastered the Book of Revelation, or the one who has added and subtracted it? Shincheonji has repeatedly proposed that traditional church pastors take a public Bible exam based on the entire Book of Revelation in front of all people, to distinguish between heresy and orthodoxy—but not a single person has accepted this challenge so far. Can Protestantism or Catholicism still claim to be orthodox? Shincheonji master both the prophecy and the fulfillment of the New Testament Book of Revelation.”

A true believer must ① Be born of God’s seed, ② Be harvested, ③ Be sealed, ④ Be registered in the 12 tribes, ⑤ Master the Book of Revelation without adding to or subtracting from it. This is being created according to the New Testament Revelation.

Faith is not a joke—it is to believe and keep God’s promises, and it determines whether one ends up in heaven or hell. The promised pastor of Shincheonji has never learned the Bible from worldly seminaries, churches, pastors, or theology professors. He only testifies to what he has received through the revelation of Jesus Christ. That is, he has seen and heard the entire Book of Revelation and its fulfillment through Jesus’ revelation, and he testifies to the churches as he was commanded (Refer Rev 22:8, 16). Therefore, this testimony is true. If you think the testimony from Shincheonji is not true, you should point it out using Scripture. You should not label something as heresy just because it doesn’t belong to your denomination.

“To traditional pastors and theology professors: if any of you can defeat Shincheonji in a public Revelation exam, come out confidently and take the exam. Let’s use this Revelation test to distinguish between true heresy and orthodoxy.” This challenge has been proposed dozens of times, yet not one person has responded. Thus, Shincheonji has overcome with the truth (the revealed Word).

At the time of the Old Testament era, the physical Israel (Judaism) 12 tribes were created. At the time of the New Testament era, at the First Coming, the spiritual Israel (Christianity) 12 tribes were created. Today, at the Second Coming, the 12 tribes of the new spiritual Israel (Shincheonji) have been created according to the New Testament Revelation. These 12 tribes of Shincheonji are the promised nation and people of God, the heirs to God's inheritance (Rev 21:6–7). One must belong to the 12 tribes of Shincheonji and master the Book of Revelation to enter the kingdom of heaven. Amen.