[2026-04-23] Have you been born again as in Rev 7, after the events of Rev 6?

[2026-04-23] Have you been born again as in Rev 7, after the events of Rev 6?

The Bible consists of the Old Testament and the New Testament. In the Old Testament, God promised one shepherd who would bring salvation. In the New Testament, Jesus also promised one shepherd who would bring salvation. At the time of the First Coming, God, who is Spirit, fulfilled all the Old Testament through the promised pastor, Jesus (Jn 19:30). At the time of the Second Coming, Jesus, who comes as Spirit (a spiritual body), fulfills all the New Testament through the promised pastor (New John) (Rev 21:6). Do you know this promised pastor? Have you seen him? If you see and hear, will you recognize that he is the promised pastor? Believers should reflect on themselves.

Today, just like the Old Testament, the New Testament has also been almost completely fulfilled. When the book of Revelation is fulfilled, after the judgment of the betraying chosen people in Rev 6, the 12 tribes sealed with the revealed word of the New Testament are created, as in Rev 7. One must belong to these 12 tribes and fully understand Revelation in order to receive salvation. However, believers have not known this.

Have the pastors of traditional churches (Catholic and Protestant) been born again after the events of Rev 6, as in Rev 7? Have they been sealed and registered in the 12 tribes as in Rev 7? In Rev 22, it is said that anyone who adds to or takes away from the words of this book will not enter heaven but will receive curses (plagues). Have not the pastors of today’s traditional churches added to or taken away from the book of Revelation? All of them have done so. Can they still enter heaven like this? And how can those who have added to or taken away from Revelation call others heretics? Today’s Christian world is truly in confusion.

When the Old and New Testaments are fulfilled, the realities of what was prophesied appear. The recorded prophecies testify to these realities. The appearance of these realities according to the prophecies recorded in Revelation is the evidence that Revelation has been fulfilled. When prophecy is fulfilled, one must know and believe in these realities. However, believers do not even know the realities of the promises (prophecies) in the Bible, yet they are quick to call others “heretics.” At the time of the First Coming, the pastors of Jerusalem called Jesus—who fulfilled the Old Testament and fully understood its realities—a heretic. Was Jesus a heretic? Or were those who called Him a heretic the true heretics? Likewise, today at the time of the Second Coming, the pastors of traditional churches call Shincheonji and the promised pastor, who understand the realities of Revelation, heretical. The Christian world is truly in great confusion.

To verify who is truly heretical, Shincheonji has repeatedly proposed that pastors of traditional churches who call Shincheonji heretical take an open Bible exam based on Revelation before the public. However, not a single one has accepted. Those who add to or take away from Revelation are false pastors.

According to the will of heaven, I have traveled around the world, meeting current and former presidents of various countries, forming close relationships with them. I have also met leaders such as prime ministers, chief justices, speakers of national assemblies, religious leaders, and heads of organizations, and have promised to work together to achieve world peace and end wars. However, due to COVID-19, these activities were paused for several years. Now, I will resume traveling abroad to continue the peace movement and will testify to the realities of the fulfillment of the New Testament Revelation and the revealed word.