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Have Pastors and Theology Doctors Been Born Again? - It is better to be sealed as in Revelation 7 than to become a pastor or theology doctor  At his first coming, Jesus came to this earth and said that you must be born again to enter the kingdom of heaven (cf. John 3:3–5). Today, that is, at his second coming, also at the time of the fulfillment of Revelation, have pastors and theology doctors been born again of God’s seed? Have they been harvested and sealed as in Revelation chapters 7 and 14, and registered in the promised nation, the 12 tribes? When the time of judgment begins, you must not be like those in Luke 13 who come and say, “Open the (heavenly) door for us.” During the judgment in Revelation, only those who come to the new heaven and new earth (Shincheonji) can receive salvation. As seen in Matthew 13, those who are not harvested from Jesus’ field are destined for hell. Why do people not believe this word? It is written in Revelation 22:18–19 that anyone who adds to or ...

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 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...