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Human Rights Must Protect Everyone: A Call to Safeguard Religious Freedom in South Korea

Human Rights Must Protect Everyone: A Call to Safeguard Religious Freedom in South Korea Recent international attention on religious freedom in South Korea has raised an important question that goes far beyond any single religious organization or individual: Do fundamental human rights truly apply equally to everyone—even to those whose beliefs or organizations may be controversial or unpopular? Several international human rights organizations recently expressed concern about the treatment of religious minorities in South Korea, including issues surrounding freedom of religion or belief, freedom of expression, due process, and the proportionality of legal measures. The concerns were raised at an international press conference in Seoul involving organizations such as Human Rights Without Frontiers, CAP Liberté de Conscience, FOREF, CESNUR, and Bitter Winter. This discussion deserves careful attention—not because any particular religious group should be placed above the law, but because ...
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[2026-02-18] When the Old and New Testaments Were Fulfilled, Did the Believers at the Time Believe in Them and the Promised Pastor?

[2026-02-18] When the Old and New Testaments Were Fulfilled, Did the Believers at the Time Believe in Them and the Promised Pastor? In the Old Testament, God announced through various prophets that He would send His son as the savior (see Is 7, Is 9). Therefore, the Israelites awaited the coming of the son of God. At the first coming, Jesus, the son of God, came as the savior according to the process promised in the Old Testament and fulfilled it; however, the Jewish pastors of the time did not believe in Jesus and his work. In the New Testament, Revelation promises Jesus’ second coming, the process and his work at his return. However, although Jesus has returned according to his promise, fulfilled the New Testament Revelation and has the promised pastor to testify about this, the pastors of traditional churches have again not believed in the second coming of Jesus, his work, and the promised pastor chosen by Jesus. They say they "believe" with their lips, but their actions d...
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[2026-02-16] Have You Been Registered in the Sealed Twelve Tribes in Revelation?

[2026-02-16] Have You Been Registered in the Sealed Twelve Tribes in Revelation? Have the Protestant and Catholic churches of today been registered in the sealed twelve tribes promised in the book of Revelation? After the judgment of the betrayed chosen people in Revelation 6, the twelve tribes were created with those who were sealed in Revelation 7. Anyone who is not registered in these twelve tribes cannot receive salvation. Just as the shepherds of Jerusalem called Jesus a heretic at the time of his First Coming, today the pastors of Protestant and Catholic churches call the twelve tribes (Shincheonji) heretics. These twelve tribes were sealed and created in Rv 7 after the events of Rv 6. This situation is in likeness to Matthew 23. It seems that the “spirit of heresy” is within them, because whenever they open their mouths, the word “heresy” flows out. Who is the heretic—the one who adds to or subtracts from Revelation, or the one who has mastered it? Protestantism and Catholicism ...
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[2026-02-14] When the New Testament, Revelation Is Completely Fulfilled, a World Without Death and Suffering Will Come

[2026-02-14] When the New Testament, Revelation Is Completely Fulfilled, a World Without Death and Suffering Will Come It is written that if anyone adds to or takes away from the Book of Revelation, that person will not enter heaven and will receive curses (plagues) (Rv 22). Then have not the pastors, doctors of theology, and their congregations of the traditional churches (Catholicism and Protestantism), who have labeled Shincheonji as heretical, added to or taken away from this Book of Revelation? Shincheonji has mastered this book, while Catholicism and Protestantism have added to and taken away from it. So who is calling whom heretical? Those who are heretical are the pastors of Catholicism and Protestantism and their believers who have added to or taken away from the Book of Revelation. Just as the shepherds of Jerusalem called Jesus a heretic at his first coming, today the pastors of the traditional churches (Catholicism and Protestantism) have called Shincheonji heretical, even ...
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[2026-02-13] Will There Be Anyone Who Believes at the Time of the Second Coming of Jesus?

[2026-02-13] Will There Be Anyone Who Believes at the Time of the Second Coming of Jesus? At the First Coming time, Jesus often said, ‘You of little faith,’ to his followers. Today at the Second Coming time, (the time of Revelation of the New Testament) will there be anyone who believes? As seen in Lk 18:8, Jesus said, “When the Son of Man comes, will he find faith on the earth?” Since [they] don’t know the meaning of the Revelation of the New Testament(prophecy) nor its realities, how will they believe? However, these people do not know about themselves, but they call ‘cult, cult’ to others who do not belong to their organization. The world of Christianity is in madness. It is written in Rv 22 that if one adds to or takes away from Revelation, they will receive curses (plagues). However, despite it being approximately 2,000 years since the Book of Revelation was recorded, not a single person among the believers of traditional Christian churches were able to master the meaning of it. T...
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[2026-02-12] The Creation of the Twelve Tribes of Shincheonji (New Spiritual Israel)

[2026-02-12] The Creation of the Twelve Tribes of Shincheonji (New Spiritual Israel) The nation of physical Israel, who believe in God as Father, are the descendants who continued through the bloodline of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. And at the time of the First Coming, there were those who became children of God by receiving Jesus. These were born not of natural descent, nor of human decision or a husband’s will, but born of God (John 1:12–13). These are the spiritual Israel, the spiritual children of God. Just as God has accomplished His will in heaven, He has likewise been fulfilling it on this earth. Therefore, at the time of the fulfilment of Revelation today, as seen in Revelation 7 and 14, those who are sealed with God’s seal have been created as the twelve tribes of Shincheonji (Rev. 21:1). This is the new spiritual Israel, and these also are the spiritual children of God. In the Book of Revelation in the New Testament, Jesus said, “Overcome.” Thus, in Revelation 12, there is the...
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[2026-02-11] Which of the Two Kinds of People Born of the Two Seeds Spoken of in Matthew 13 Are You?

[2026-02-11] Which of the Two Kinds of People Born of the Two Seeds Spoken of in Matthew 13 Are You? Of the two kinds of people born of either of the two seeds spoken of in Matthew 13, one kind is the people born of God’s seed, and the other is the people born of the devil’s seed. The purpose of deeply studying the New Testament is to understand the two kinds of people born of either of these two seeds. The New Testament, Revelation, plainly reveals the realities of the people born of these two seeds.  In Revelation 22, it says that anyone who adds to or subtracts from the book of Revelation cannot enter the kingdom of heaven and will be cursed (receive plagues). Doctors of Theology and pastors of traditional churches: have you not added to or subtracted from Revelation? From Shincheonji’s perspective, all of you, without exception, have added to or subtracted from all of the New Testament, Revelation. Despite this being true, the pastors of the traditional churches today have call...
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