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[2025-12-09] Stop calling Shincheonji ‘heretics’ and ‘heretics’—mastering the Book of Revelation in the New Testament is the shortcut to heaven

Stop calling Shincheonji ‘heretics’ and ‘heretics’—mastering the Book of Revelation in the New Testament is the shortcut to heaven




It is said that adding to or subtracting from Revelation means you cannot enter heaven and will receive a curse(plagues) (Rv 22:18-19). Have Protestant and Catholic pastors not added to or subtracted from Revelation? Examine yourselves in the New Testament of the Bible and say what you think.


Both in the past and today, those who add to or subtract from the words of promise call others ‘You are heretics’ more often than those who do not add or subtract. This is to hide their own ignorance of the Bible, which led them to add to or subtract from the words of promise.


Today, Protestantism and Catholicism, which have added to or subtracted from the Book of Revelation in the New Testament, have been persecuting Shincheonji, who have mastered the Book of Revelation, calling them ‘heretics, heretics.’ This appears to be because the spirit of those who called Jesus a heretic and a devil during his first coming has possessed them. To cover their own ignorance of the Book of Revelation in the New Testament, they have deceived their own congregants with the lie that “Shincheonji is a heresy.” Furthermore, to hide their own sin of lying, they have persecuted Shincheonji even more, labeling it a heresy. Is this not true? The liar is the heretic and the devil. Why do they not know that stopping lying and thoroughly mastering the Book of Revelation are the direct path to heaven? Why do they only try to hide their ignorance of the Bible?


Shincheonji has repeatedly proposed to Protestant and Catholic churches: Let us publicly distinguish, before the eyes of the public, based on the Book of Revelation in the New Testament, who has added to or subtracted from Revelation, who has mastered it, who is heretical, and who is orthodox. Not a single one has responded. This is seen as evidence of their ignorance regarding the Book of Revelation in the New Testament.


Shincheonji is where truth has conquered the world. God is with Shincheonji, as seen in Rv 7 and 14. Furthermore, the book sealed with the seven seals in chapter 5 was opened and eaten by the Promised Pastor of Shincheonji in chapter 10. It is stated that adding to or subtracting from the Book of Revelation will stop anyone from entering heaven and bring a curse. Therefore, Protestantism and Catholicism must now stop calling Shincheonji ‘heretics.’ Instead, learn from Shincheonji, who has mastered the reality (actual entities) of the Book of Revelation in the New Testament. By mastering the Book of Revelation without adding to or taking away from it, you too may reach heaven and eternal life.




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