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God Fulfills the Book of Revelation Without Addition or Subtraction

God Fulfills the Book of Revelation Without Addition or Subtraction God fulfills everything He has promised (Isaiah 14:24; Matthew 5:18). Today, God is fulfilling the New Testament Book of Revelation completely, without adding to or taking away from it. “Dear Christian believers, have you not added to or taken away from the Book of Revelation? Please read Revelation 22:18-19. It clearly says that anyone who adds to or takes words away from this book will not enter the kingdom of heaven.” The Catholic and Protestant leaders who call Shincheonji a heresy have repeatedly been challenged to take a public Bible test based on the Book of Revelation to determine who the true heretics are. Yet, to this day, not even a single leader has accepted this challenge, like cowards hiding in fear with their tails between their legs. Is this not the truth? Instead of merely labeling Shincheonji as a heresy because many of their congregants are now seeking the truth and joining Shincheonji, shouldn’t the...

Prophecies and Fulfillment of Jesus’ First and Second Comings

Prophecies and Fulfillment of Jesus’ First and Second Comings The Old Testament prophesied that Jesus would come as the Savior (Messiah). At His first coming, Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament (John 19:30). He came according to those prophecies (Isa. 7:14 → Matt. 1:18–23; Mic. 5:2 → Matt. 2:1–6) and sowed the seed of God (Matt. 13). He also established the New Covenant (Luke 22:14–20) and foretold what would be accomplished at His second coming: that He would return to harvest, creating a new kingdom and a new people of God. He bore the cross and died for the sins of humanity (Matt. 27). Thus, when Jesus comes again, He will harvest the ripe grain of the seed sown at His first coming (as in Matt. 13 and Rev. 14) and create a new nation (as in Rev. 7). Jesus also asked, “When the Son of Man comes, will He find faith on earth?” (Luke 18:8). And He warned that anyone who adds to or subtracts from the promised New Testament book of Revelation will not enter the kingdom of heaven but will b...

Do You Know the Fulfilled Realities of Revelation—The Work of the Lord’s Second Coming?

Do You Know the Fulfilled Realities of Revelation—The Work of the Lord’s Second Coming? 1. The prophecies of the New Testament Revelation began to be fulfilled with the return of Jesus. At this time, every prophecy in the book of Revelation is fulfilled without adding or subtracting anything. Have you seen what has been fulfilled? Shincheonji testifies to the physical fulfillment of every prophecy in Revelation. 2. The Bible warns that anyone who adds to or takes away from the words of this book will not enter heaven but will receive curses (Revelation 22:18–19). 3. Do you know the realities (actual entities, physical fulfillments) of the prophecies spoken in parables in the Four Gospels and in Revelation? 4. Who are the parties involved in the war described in the book of Revelation? 5. At the time of Revelation’s fulfillment, who are the chosen people and who are the enemies? 6. Do you know the actual identities of the organizations of the chosen people and the enemies at the time Re...

What Jesus Did at His First Coming and at His Second Coming

What Jesus Did at His First Coming and at His Second Coming April 27th, 2025 At Jesus’ first coming, he sowed God’s seed in his field, just as it says in Mt 13, and he said to be born again of water and the Spirit (Ref. Jn 3:3-5). At his second coming, he creates the 12 tribes of God’s new kingdom by harvesting the ripe wheat of the seed he had sown at his first coming, as described in Rv 14, and by sealing them, as it says in Rv 7. The spiritually blind and deaf would not know this even if they saw and heard it.  God made a new covenant in every era for approximately 6,000 years since the time of Adam to the time of the New Covenant Revelation’s fulfillment. Jesus sowed God’s seed at his first coming, and he promised that he would return to harvest. It is been around 2,000 years since he made that promise. He promised that when he returns, he would harvest the ripe fruit of the seed he had sown in the field at his first coming (Mt 13, Mt 24:29-31). We are in this promised time rig...

The Two Kinds of Seeds in Mt 13

The Two Kinds of Seeds in Mt 13 When Jesus came at His first coming, He taught about two kinds of seeds (Mt 13). One is the seed of God, and the other is the seed of the devil. Jesus explained that the seed of God is the Word of God (Lk 8:11). Among those who are currently being persecuted and those who are doing the persecuting, who has been born of God’s seed, and who has been born of the devil’s seed? The prophecies of the four Gospels and the book of Revelation will give us the answer. Today, many Christians appear to be passionate in their faith, but it seems their faith is outside the boundaries of the New Testament. They are like the Jews at the time of the first coming. Shincheonji, which is now being persecuted and labeled a cult by both the Catholic and Protestant churches, has repeatedly proposed a public Bible exam based on the book of Revelation—held in front of the people—to determine who is truly orthodox and who is heretical. However, not a single person has accepted th...

Prophecy and Fulfillment in the Religious World

Prophecy and Fulfillment in the Religious World    Both the Old Testament and the New Testament were prophesied by God, and it was also God who fulfilled them. While people claim to believe in the Old and New Testaments, in reality, they do not fully understand their meaning.   As stated in Matthew 13, Jesus spoke (prophesied) the secrets of the kingdom of heaven in parables so that the gentiles would not understand. Jesus grew up in the poor village of Nazareth, but he was the Son of God, born of God’s seed. Since Jesus was born of God’s seed, he was wise like God. At that time, the people of Israel fervently read the Old Testament and claimed to follow its teachings. However, as seen in Matthew 13, their wisdom did not reach the wisdom of God, and they could not recognize or believe in Jesus who came according to the Old Testament. Likewise, in the New Testament, Jesus prophesied and has fulfilled all that he foretold when he returns today; however, just like the people...

Those Who Are Qualified to Enter Heaven and Those Who Are Not

Those Who Are Qualified to Enter Heaven and Those Who Are Not Revelation is God's new covenant (Lk 22), and it is stated that anyone who adds to or takes away from Revelation will not enter heaven and will receive curses (plagues) (Rev 22:18-19). Have you mastered Revelation? Have you not added to or taken away from it? You self-proclaimed orthodox churches… This world is a world of sin, which has continued since Adam's transgression. Jesus came to save sinners, bore the cross on behalf of sinners, and established the new covenant (Lk 22). This new covenant distinguishes between those who will be saved and those who will not be saved. Those who keep this new covenant will be saved and enter heaven, while those who do not will go to hell (Mt 8:11-12, Rev 22:18-19). Did you keep the New Covenant Revelation or not? Catholic and traditional church pastors, theological doctors, and church members all added and subtracted from Revelation.  Let us examine through biblical history the ...

The Groundbreaking Events of the Entire Book of Revelation (Chapters 1–22)

The Groundbreaking Events of the Entire Book of Revelation (Chapters 1–22) It is written that if anyone adds to or takes away from this book, they will not enter heaven but will receive curses (Revelation 22:18-19). Although this book, Revelation, was written about 2,000 years ago, until now, there has not been a single person in heaven and earth who fully understood its prophecies and their fulfillment. Church leaders have pretended to understand Revelation to maintain their authority, but in reality, they neither understood nor accurately conveyed it. They have added to and taken away from this book. Even when the promised pastor, who has seen and heard all the events of Revelation and understands both its prophecy and fulfillment, appeared, these people persecuted him, calling him a heretic. What truth do they claim to know? The Christian world is truly bewildering. Those who add to or take away from Revelation and teach it incorrectly are all heretics and false pastors. Liars are t...

The Era of the Re-Creation of God's Kingdom Has Begun

The Era of the Re-Creation of God's Kingdom Has Begun (Revelation 21, 7, 14, 15) It has been about 2,000 years since the Book of Revelation was written, yet no one in heaven or on earth has understood its meaning. However, the Bible warns that if anyone adds to or subtracts from this book, they will not enter the kingdom of heaven but will instead face curses (plagues). From what I have seen, both the leaders of churches around the world and their members have added to and subtracted from it. If they have done so, then none of them can enter heaven. Will you acknowledge this truth? Today, in the time of the fulfillment of Revelation, we are living in the era of re-creation, the time when God and Jesus return. At this time, Jesus opens the sealed book of Revelation, fulfills its prophecies, and selects a farmer to witness all the events described in Revelation. He then feeds this chosen person the opened (revealed) book and commands him to go to the churches and testify to what he h...

The Fruit of the Tree of Life, the Fruit of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, and the Sealed 12 Tribes

The Fruit of the Tree of Life, the Fruit of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, and the Sealed 12 Tribes Anyone who adds to or takes away from the New Testament Revelation cannot enter the kingdom of heaven and will face curses (Rev. 22:18-19). Theologians and pastors, have you not added to or taken away from the Book of Revelation? Despite doing so, you call Shincheonji, which fully understands Revelation, a heresy—just as the shepherds of Jerusalem opposed Jesus during His first coming. In response, Shincheonji proposed a public Bible exam to determine who is orthodox and who is heretical, but no one has yet accepted the challenge. Theologians and pastors, does this not hold true? It seems the purpose of pastors and theologians' faith is not heaven or salvation but money and power. Today, people everywhere say in unison that theologians and pastors are not men of faith but businessmen profiting from religion. Revelation 7 and 14 mention the 144,000 sealed in the 12 tribes...