[2026-03-10] At the Time of Judgment, Only the Twelve Tribes Who Believe in the Book of Revelation in the New Testament and Have Been Sealed Will Enter the Promised Heaven.

[2026-03-10] At the Time of Judgment, Only the Twelve Tribes Who Believe in the Book of Revelation in the New Testament and Have Been Sealed Will Enter the Promised Heaven.

The Book of Revelation is the secret of heaven that is to be fulfilled at the Second Coming. Since God sealed this book with seven seals and kept it (Rv 5), for about two thousand years, no one knew its meaning. The reason it was sealed with seven seals and hidden was because the secrets of the kingdom were being kept out of the hands of the enemy (see Mt 13:10-15). Even at the time of Jesus' First Coming, there were adversaries who must not hear the secrets of heaven, and so it is there are enemies who must not hear the secrets of heaven. That enemy is the red dragon, the devil, who appeared in Rv 12, and also appeared in Rv 2-3, 8-9, and 13.

At the time of fulfillment of Revelation, it is prophesied that the betrayers, destroyers, and savior (or saviors) will appear and reveal themselves. To be saved at this time, one must fight and overcome the destroyers among these three entities and belong to the savior(s). Jesus, at his First Coming, said he had overcome the world (the world of the devil; see Lk 4:5-6, Eph 6:2, John 16:33). At his Second Coming, he repeatedly told us to fight and overcome this enemy, the devil (Rv 2-3). To fight and overcome the devil, one must know his true entity. Throughout the 66 books of the Bible, there has never been an era when the devil did not appear. Just as in Jesus’ First Coming, at his Second Coming, God (and those belonging to Him) and the devil (and those belonging to him) will appear. Then how can we know and identify the dragon, that is, the devil, this Satan? Because both the devil and angels can work through people, it is not easy to distinguish them merely by outward appearance, as they appear to be the same as people (see 2 Cor 11:13-15).

How then can we distinguish and discern those who belong to God and those who belong to the devil? Simple, we can discern them by examining their actions and as well as their organization until we have received all of the promised Word. But when? And is there anyone who can master such biblical knowledge?

Today, that time has come. Jesus has returned as the Spirit (in the form of Spirit) (Rv 1) and fulfilled the Book of Revelation in the New Testament. Upon his return, he showed all the actual entities of the entire book of Revelation (Rv 1 to 22) to one chosen person (the Promised Pastor) and told him to testify to the churches (Rv 22:8, 16; Rv 1:2). Thus, it is through this person, we can know and understand the events and their actual entities throughout the entire Book of Revelation. When the Book of Revelation in the New Testament is fulfilled, the prophesied realities appear absolutely. Since the Promised Pastor testifies to these realities exactly as he saw and heard them at the scene of the events, the revealed words of the Book of Revelation in the New Testament can help us see and understand the perfect truth.

It is said that if anyone adds to or subtracts from this book of Revelation, they will not enter the kingdom of heaven and will receive curses (Rv 22:18-19). How can theology professors and pastors in both Protestantism and Catholicism teach the Book of Revelation without adding to or taking away from it if they don’t have the revealed truth? How can they teach it to their congregations and not condemn them by misguiding them by lacking the perfect truth? From the perspectives of the saints of Shincheonji, they have all added to and subtracted from Revelation. Shincheonji has not only mastered the true meanings of the prophecies in Revelation but also their actual entities. Despite this fact, Protestant and Catholic pastors persecuted Shincheonji and claim heresy, just as the Jerusalem pastors did to Jesus at his First Coming. Those who add to or subtract from the Book of Revelation in the New Testament are the ones who most readily cry out ‘heresy’. The religious world has been in a state of confusion throughout the ages.

Shincheonji has even proposed, on many occasions, about holding a test before the public, open to all and using the Book of Revelation in the New Testament as the standard, to determine who is the true heretic and who is the true orthodox (‘orthodox’ meaning ‘true doctrine’). To this very day, not a single one of these organizations has dared to respond. This is because they are ignorant of the Book of Revelation, they lack the confidence to win. Therefore, Shincheonji has overcome with and through the truth (the revealed words of the New Testament).

Once the Book of Revelation is completely fulfilled, judgment will immediately begin. Judgment will be carried out by the words of the Bible (Jn 12:48, Rv 20:12), and there will be a public examination. At this time of judgment, what will become of those who did not believe in the Book of Revelation in the New Testament (the fulfilled realites and the revealed words) and those who persecuted Shincheonji? They will enter the lake of fire and brimstone (hell) (Rv 21:8, 22:15). However, the saints of the twelve tribes who are sealed as in Rv 7 and believe at this time will enter the promised heavenly paradise (see Rv 14, Rv 21:27). It will be a sight to watch when, at this time of judgment, the false pastors (theologians and pastors both Catholic and Protestant denominations) who did not believe and chose to persecute Shincheonji receive their sentence of hell. At the Peace Institution in Goseong (Gapyeong-gun, Gyeonggi Province), figures depicting those entering the gates of hell and those entering the gates of heaven during the judgment have been created. This was done to show the actual entities of the Book of Revelation, and also out of the hope that those who see them may gain true awakening and enter heaven.