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[2025-12-15] How Is Christianity in the Time of Jesus’ First Coming Different From Christianity Today?

How Is Christianity in the Time of Jesus’ First Coming Different From Christianity Today? At the time of the first coming, Jesus and His disciples worked for the salvation of humanity and for the preaching of the gospel of heaven, but they were killed by their own people—the Israelites—(martyrdom). Yet today’s Christianity has become a religion that prioritizes authority and money over the salvation of souls, and has divided into many denominations. Therefore, if one is a Christian who desires true faith, one must look back on this reality through the Bible, repent, and open a path for dialogue so that Christianity may become united. Since there is one God and one Bible, should not Christianity also become one? According to Rv 6, the sun, moon, and stars (symbols of the Israelite people) were said to have fallen from heaven to earth. This means that they were unable to enter heaven and all returned to the flesh. After the events of Rv 6, God’s new nation and new people were created fro...
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[2025-12-12] The Nation and People Inherited from Our Ancestors

The Nation and People Inherited from Our Ancestors   Is dividing the nation and people inherited from our ancestors into two—North and South—truly for the sake of the nation and its people? Is this not rather an act of destruction and ruin against the nation and its people? Dividing the nation and people handed down by our ancestors and killing one another through war is not true politics. It is the work of the devil. Even after seeing with your own eyes and hearing with your own ears the reality that our nation and people are suffering today, do you still not understand? Our ancestors in heaven are watching. The blood of the righteous who were shed for the nation and its people—the blood of the independence fighters—cries out in sorrow. Politicians, repent.   The North and the South have lived as one nation and one people on the same land. The roads blocked by foreign powers must be opened as soon as possible so that people can travel freely between the two. Allowing ...
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[2025-12-11] The Holy Spirit, the Advocate (see Jn 14:16–21, Rv 22)

The Holy Spirit, the Advocate (see Jn 14:16–21, Rv 22) At his first coming, Jesus promised, “When I go, I will send another Advocate, the Spirit of truth” (Jn 14:16–17). And when the time comes, he said the Spirit would clearly explain what Jesus had spoken in figurative language and parables (Jn 16:25). Jesus also gave us the Book of Revelation in the New Testament. Today, at the time of the Second Coming, Jesus has sent the Advocate (the Holy Spirit of truth) just as he promised, and he has fulfilled the Book of Revelation in the New Testament. It is written that if anyone adds to and subtracts from this book, Revelation, they will not be able to enter heaven and will receive curses(plagues) (Rv 22:18–19). Have you added to or taken away from the Book of Revelation? At the time of Jesus’ first coming, the Jews who did not understand the fulfillment of the Old Testament persecuted and cursed Jesus, calling him a heretic and a devil, even though he was the one who mastered the fulfillm...
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[2025-12-09] Stop calling Shincheonji ‘heretics’ and ‘heretics’—mastering the Book of Revelation in the New Testament is the shortcut to heaven

Stop calling Shincheonji ‘heretics’ and ‘heretics’—mastering the Book of Revelation in the New Testament is the shortcut to heaven It is said that adding to or subtracting from Revelation means you cannot enter heaven and will receive a curse(plagues) (Rv 22:18-19). Have Protestant and Catholic pastors not added to or subtracted from Revelation? Examine yourselves in the New Testament of the Bible and say what you think. Both in the past and today, those who add to or subtract from the words of promise call others ‘You are heretics’ more often than those who do not add or subtract. This is to hide their own ignorance of the Bible, which led them to add to or subtract from the words of promise. Today, Protestantism and Catholicism, which have added to or subtracted from the Book of Revelation in the New Testament, have been persecuting Shincheonji, who have mastered the Book of Revelation, calling them ‘heretics, heretics.’ This appears to be because the spirit of those who called Jesus...
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[2025-12-08] Anyone born of the devil’s seed is a heretic, and whatever is not the truth is heresy

Anyone born of the devil’s seed is a heretic, and whatever is not the truth is heresy At Jesus’ first coming, the Jerusalem pastors—who were ignorant of the true meaning and the actual fulfillment of the Old Testament—persecuted Jesus, who had mastered the Old Testament, calling him a heretic. In the same way today, the Catholic and Protestant churches, who have added to and taken away from the New Testament, Revelation, persecute Shincheonji, who has mastered the Book of Revelation. For this reason, Shincheonji proposed multiple times to the Catholic and Protestant churches to “take a public test based on the standards of Revelation before the people, so that it may be made clear who is heretical and who is orthodox.” Yet not a single person has responded to this proposal. As seen in Rv 22, those who add to or take away from the New Testament, Revelation cannot enter heaven and will receive curses (plagues). Have the Protestant pastors and doctors in theology not added to and taken aw...
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[2025-12-05] The One who Adds to or Takes Away from the Book of Revelation in the New Testament will Go to Hell, the Lake of Burning Sulfur

The One who Adds to or Takes Away from the Book of Revelation in the New Testament will Go to Hell, the Lake of Burning Sulfur Approximately 2,000 years ago, at the time of the First Coming, God sent Jesus to fulfill the prophecies of the Old Testament, and Jesus mastered the Old Testament. Yet the pastors of Jerusalem at that time did not recognize Jesus, who came as the Savior, and persecuted Him, calling Him a heretic and a devil. Then, who truly was the heretic and the devil? If they had understood the meaning of the Bible (the prophecies), they would not have called Jesus a heretic nor a devil. Although it has been approximately 2,000 years since Revelation was written, not a single Christian pastor or doctor in theology around the world has known the true meaning of the prophecies of this book of Revelation and their realities (the actual entities). Thus, the pastors of the traditional churches and their members all added to and subtracted from Revelation. Today, Jesus has made h...
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[2025-11-29] The New Covenant of Jesus (Luke 22) and the Fulfillment of Revelation

The New Covenant of Jesus (Luke 22) and the Fulfillment of Revelation At his first coming, Jesus made the New Covenant on the night of the Passover (Lk 22:14–20). God promised that those who keep God’s law—the New Covenant—in their minds and write it on their hearts would become His people (refer to Heb 8:8–10). This New Covenant is the book of Revelation. Although about 2,000 years have passed since Revelation was written, not a single person had known the true meaning of its prophecy and its reality. However, today the New Testament book of Revelation has been fulfilled, and its realities have appeared. The promised pastor of Shincheonji, who saw and heard everything at the site where Jesus fulfilled Revelation, is now testifying to the churches about it (refer to Rv 22:8, 16). It is written that if anyone adds to or takes away from Revelation, they will not enter heaven and will receive curses (plagues) (Rv 22). Have not Catholicism and Protestantism added to and taken away from thi...
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