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The Second Coming Is Just Like the Days of Noah and the Days of Lot In today’s religious world, heresy is treated as orthodox, and orthodoxy is labeled as heresy. The reason is that many people believe and follow falsehood. When God ends one era and creates a new one, it is to eliminate the false world and establish those who believe in God and the truth. At Jesus’ first coming and also at his second coming, the world had become corrupted; therefore, God judged the former world and established God’s new nation and new people. Thus, at the fulfillment of the New Testament, Revelation, according to the prophecies of Revelation, God seals people with His revealed word (Rv 7) and establishes a nation and people of truth and righteousness. At this time, the words that were prophesied become flesh and the actual entities appear—this is the era of physical fulfillment. Therefore, in Rv 22, it is written that those who add to or take words away from the book of Revelation cannot enter heaven a...

[2025-09-09] At the time of the Second Coming of the Lord like at the time of Noah and Lot (See Lk 17, Rv 11, and Mt 23) Jesus said that the hearts of the people in this world at the time of the Second Coming of the Lord would be like those at the time of Noah and Lot (Mt 24:37-39, Lk 17:26-30). Rv 22 records that adding to or subtracting from this book of Revelation will prevent one from entering heaven and bring a curse (plauges). The pastors in Christianity on earth have all seen this scripture. Then what is the reality of Christianity today? Pastors of every Christian denomination have added to or subtracted from the book of Revelation in the New Testament. Yet they confidently assure their congregation members, 'Simply believing in Jesus brings salvation.' Yet, as Rv 22 states, they cannot enter heaven because they have added to or taken away from the Book of Revelation. What about the pastors of each denomination today who even preach about the persecution suffered by Jes...

[25-09-11] The Way to Heaven is Narrow and Difficult In Mt 7, it is written that the way to heaven is a narrow and difficult path. Jesus said that only those who do the will of God can enter the kingdom of heaven (Mt 7:21), and He said that the time of His second coming would be like the days of Noah and Lot (Mt 24:37–39; Lk 17:26–30). Do you know what the days of Noah and Lot were like? In the New Testament, Revelation repeatedly says to “overcome” (Rv 2, 3, 6, 12, 13, etc.). The events of Revelation are described as a war between God and the devil, with constant battles taking place. Even at the First Coming, Jesus, the twelve apostles, and His disciples were all martyred. Rv 20 also records the spirits of those who were martyred. This shows us that the road to heaven is truly narrow and difficult. Just as Jesus and His disciples walked the path of martyrdom, today we also walk this same narrow and difficult path to heaven. The events of Revelation are a series of wars and the work o...

Have you added or subtracted the New Testament Revelation or not   It said that if you add to or subtract from the Book of Revelation, you cannot enter heaven and are cursed (plague) (Rv 22:18-19). Did believers today add or subtract the Book of Revelation at the time of its fulfillment or not? The Bible is not a joke, but a promise of God. Heaven and hell are promised in this book.   In the New Testament Revelation, there are betrayers, destroyers, a savior, and those who will receive salvation are recorded. The believers should discern them and belong to the savior and become the one who will receive the salvation. As it's recorded that if you add or subtract the book's revelation, you will not enter heaven and be cursed. However, the fact that the pastors and theological doctors who added or subtracted the revelation are not worried about the outcome of this seems to mean that they are not interested in the word of the promise. There is no one in the world who has n...

Previous Corrupt Era and the New Era (Rv 21) From the time of Adam until today, whenever an era became corrupt, God would end that era and began a new one. Looking at biblical history, there was an era of the law, and there is now the era of the new covenant. After the time of the law of Moses, there came the era of the law of freedom with Jesus at His first coming, and now we are in the era of the new covenant (Lk 22:14-20). The new covenant is the covenant that will be fulfilled at the time of Jesus' Second Coming, which is the time of the fulfillment of Revelation. It is written that if anyone adds to or subtracts from this new covenant—the book of Revelation—they will not enter heaven and will be cursed (Rv 22:18-19). Though Revelation is a book of only 13 chapters and was written about 2,000 years ago, no one in heaven or on earth has known its meaning until now. The time of its fulfillment is the time of Jesus' Second Coming. Just as Jesus ate the open scroll of the Old T...