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[2026-01-29] Throughout the Ages, False Shepherds Have Persecuted the Promised Shepherd Sent by God

[2026-01-29] Throughout the Ages, False Shepherds Have Persecuted the Promised Shepherd Sent by God After Adam’s sin, in every age God has fulfilled what He promised, and in order to testify to it, He sent a promised shepherd. Yet each time, false shepherds persecuted the promised shepherd. This is evidence that this world is under the rule of the devil. At Jesus’ first coming, and even today at the Lord’s second coming (Ref. Rv 11), the shepherds of the previous age persecuted and killed the promised shepherd sent by God. This shows that although they outwardly claim to “believe in God,” in reality the devil is with them. Jesus is the Son of God and the promised shepherd whom God sent as Savior. At the First Coming, the shepherds of Jerusalem persecuted Jesus, calling him the devil. Likewise today, the shepherds of traditional churches (Catholicism and Protestantism) persecute Shincheonji’s promised shepherd, calling him heretical. Catholicism and Protestantism, which have added to an...

Two Types of Seeds and Two Types of People

Two Types of Seeds and Two Types of People In the religious world, there are two gods (spirits). Depending on which god (spirit)'s seed a person receives, there are two types of people. Each person belongs to the god (spirit) whose seed they received and becomes his house (Mt 13, 1 Cor 3:16). At the First Coming, Jesus sowed God's seed in his field. But the devil came and sowed his own seed. As a result, both God’s seed and the devil’s seed were sown in the same field, the church, of Jesus. The weeds, which grew from the devil’s seed, were not pulled out right away out of concern that the wheat, grown from God’s seed, might be uprooted with them. So, they were allowed to grow together until the time of harvest (Mt 13:29–30). Jesus said the time of harvest is the end of the era (Mt 13:39). This refers to the time of the fulfillment of Revelation, which is the end of the world of Christianity (Rv 6, 14).  The sowing and harvesting were parables using farming as a metaphor. The Fi...

Those Who Add to or Take Away from Revelation Cannot Enter Heaven and Will Be Cursed

Those Who Add to or Take Away from Revelation Cannot Enter Heaven and Will Be Cursed It is written that if one adds to or takes away from the book of Revelation, they cannot enter heaven and will be cursed (plagued) (Rev 22:18-19). Have you not added to or taken away from this book of Revelation? Both Catholicism and Protestantism have done so. Therefore, they cannot enter heaven. Jesus also said, 'The subjects of the kingdom will be thrown outside into the darkness, while those from the east and west will take their places in the kingdom of heaven' (Matt 8:11-12). Do you believe in Jesus and His promised words? Why do you not believe? The doctors of theology and pastors of this world—have they not added to or taken away from Revelation? If they have, they will all be unable to enter heaven and will go to hell. Why do they not believe, even after seeing the words of promise? At the time of the First Coming, those who claimed they would believe in the Messiah (Savior) promised i...

To Christians all over the world

To Christians all over the world Revelation 22 of the New Testament says that if you add to or subtract from the Book of Revelation, you will not be able to enter the kingdom of heaven but receive curses (plagues). Christians of the world, do you master the Book of Revelation? At the time of the First Coming, Jesus received and ate the open scroll of Ezekiel 3 of the Old Testament. As God was with him, he fulfilled the entire Old Testament (Jn 19:30). Also, he mastered the Old Testament and testified its fulfilment to the Israelites (Mt 15:24). However, Jewish pastors called Jesus, who mastered the Old Testament, heretical. But who was heresy? Today, the promised shepherd of Shincheonji received and ate the open book of Rv 10. As God and Jesus fulfilled the New Testament Revelation and showed and told him even its fulfilled reality, he mastered Revelation. Thus, the promised shepherd is testifying the true meaning of the prophecy of Revelation and the physical fulfilment that he has se...

Jesus who is the resurrection and life (Jn 11:25-27)

Jesus who is the resurrection and life (Jn 11:25-27) Jesus said, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die; and whoever lives by believing in me will never die. Do you believe this?” “Yes, Lord, I believe that you are the Messiah, the Son of God, who is to come into the world.” (Jn 11:25-27) I(Promised pastor) believe in this 100%. I also believe in the New Testament 100%. I also see and believe in the reality of the fulfillment of this book, the Revelation. Shincheonji saints also believe in this 100%. I believe in the words of the re-creation of the sealed 12 tribes in Rv 7 and 14, after the judgment of the chosen people who betrayed in Rv 6. I believe in his words that if you add or subtract the revelation, you will not be able to enter heaven and be cursed.  Pastors of Catholics and Protestants, didn't you add or subtract the revelation? Everyone added or subtracted. Even after this, you think you have the right to call some...

Have You Added to or Subtracted from Revelation?

Have You Added to or Subtracted from Revelation?   It is written that anyone who adds to or subtracts from Revelation will not enter heaven and will receive judgment (plagues) (Rv 22:18-19). Shincheonji has fully mastered Revelation, while the traditional churches have all added and subtracted from it. Who, then, will enter heaven, and who will enter hell? Who is orthodox, and who is the cult? Can those who master Revelation be the heretics while those who fail to understand it remain orthodox? The traditional churches, which have added to and subtracted from Revelation, calls Shincheonji, which has mastered it, a cult. They are no different from the Pharisees of the First Coming, who accused Jesus, who had mastered the Old Testament, of being a cult. Yet, they fail to see their own errors—does this not make them the heretics? To determine who is true and who is the cult, Shincheonji proposed taking an exam with the New Testament Revelation as the standard. However, no one from...

Protestant pastors and shepherds of Shincheonji, the Tree of Life

Protestant pastors and shepherds of Shincheonji, the Tree of Life It is impossible to master the Book of Revelation in just six months without God, especially when theologians and pastors do not know it even if they have studied it their entire lives. In the past, during the days of the First Coming, Jesus, who came from a rural beggar village, mastered the Bible without learning it at a seminary. This was because God was with him (Jn 14:10). Today, the promised pastor, who has not been to a seminary or church, mastered the New Testament Revelation by being taught by Jesus. Shincheonji Church of Jesus (abbreviated as Shincheonji), established through him, is being persecuted for being a heretical church. However, the saints of Shincheonji have been taught at the Zion Christian Mission Center for only six months and have mastered even the fulfilled realities of the Book of Revelation that the whole world does not know. This is impossible without God, Jesus, and angels being together wit...

Heaven That Is Obtained Through Sorrow, Pain, and Tears

Heaven That Is Obtained Through Sorrow, Pain, and Tears The path to heaven is a narrow and difficult road traveled in sorrow, pain, and tears. Countless people have been martyred on this journey. At the time of the First Coming, those who were awaiting the Messiah (Savior) promised in the Old Testament actually persecuted and killed Jesus and His disciples—calling them heretics—even though Jesus was the promised Savior. The deaths of the prophets and apostles attest to this. Today, those same martyred souls look upon the reality that the promised pastor of the New Testament is also labeled a heretic and persecuted. The believers of the New Testament era awaited the promised pastor prophesied in the Four Gospels and the Book of Revelation. Yet in our day, though this promised pastor has come, he faces persecution just as Jesus did at His First Coming. Who is doing this? The pastors of the so-called “traditional” church—Christianity—mentioned in the New Testament. And because their pasto...

Prophecy and Fulfilment about the Kingdom of God

Prophecy and Fulfilment about the Kingdom of God In Mt 24, God said, "This gospel of the kingdom will be preached in the whole world as a testimony to all nations, and then the end will come." The gospel of the kingdom, which is the fulfilment of the Old Testament and the prophecy of the New Testament, is preached in the whole world, and the promised end will come only then. As such, the New Testament Revelation, which has been 2,000 years since it was recorded, has been spread to this day, and now the end of the ages, the end of the world of Christianity, has come. What all pastors on earth must testify today is the prophesied word of promise of the New Testament and the fulfilled realities that appeared when this word of the promise was fulfilled. It has been about 2,000 years since the New Testament Revelation was recorded. However, that prophecy is finally being fulfilled today. Pastors must testify today about the Old Testament's fulfilment, the New Testament's p...

The History of Christianity at the First Coming and the Second Coming

The History of Christianity at the First Coming and the Second Coming - ​​The ​One ​Who ​Prepares ​the Way and the ​Promised Pastor - The ​one who prepared ​the way ​at ​the time ​of the first coming was ​John the Baptist. ​The ​ones ​who ​​prepared ​the ​way ​at ​the time of the ​second coming were ​the seven messengers ​of the ​church ​of the ​seven golden lampstands in Rv ​1, 2, and ​3. ​The ​Bible ​​proves ​this. After ​the ​one ​who prepares the way ​appears and works, ​then the promised ​pastor appears. ​The ​one who ​prepared the way testified that ​the promised pastor ​would ​come ​soon. ​​If ​so, ​then ​the ​saints waiting for the ​Lord needed to ​have met the ​Lord who ​comes ​as promised. ​Jesus came in the flesh ​at the time ​of ​the ​first ​​coming, ​and ​he ​came ​as a spirit and ​worked through flesh ​(a man) at ​the time ​of ​the second ​coming. The Old and New ​Testament Bibles testify ​about ​this. ​Therefore, ​​the ​saints ​must ​meet ​the Lord who comes ​according t...