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The Prophecies in Chapters 1, 2, and 3 of the Book of Revelation and Their Actual Entities

The Prophecies in Chapters 1, 2, and 3 of the Book of Revelation and Their Actual Entities




“Everyone, ​​do ​you ​know ​the ​prophecies of the book of 

Revelation and ​their actual entities?”


It ​says in ​Rv ​22:18-19 that ​one cannot enter the kingdom ​of heaven but ​will ​receive ​curses ​​(plagues) ​if ​he ​adds ​to or subtracts from ​Revelation. God wrote ​this book, sealed ​it with ​seven ​seals, and ​was holding it. Hence, until ​now, there had ​been ​no ​one ​​in ​heaven ​or ​on ​earth who knew this ​book’s meaning.


Today, ​however, Jesus took ​this book ​(Revelation) ​that was ​sealed with seven seals and ​in God’s hand, ​and ​in ​Rv ​​6 ​and ​8 ​he ​removed all of its ​seals, opened it, ​and fulfilled it. ​Since there ​was ​someone who ​saw and heard at Jesus’ ​side when he ​fulfilled ​it ​(Rv ​​22:8), ​Jesus ​sent ​this ​man to the churches ​and had him ​testify what he ​saw and ​heard ​(Rv 22:16). ​This man is the promised ​pastor at the ​time ​of ​the ​​fulfillment ​of ​Revelation’s ​prophecies, ​New John (Ref. Hos ​12:10). Everyone, have ​you been testified ​to by ​this ​man, that ​is, the promised pastor New ​John, about the ​events ​of ​the ​​entire ​book ​of ​Revelation? ​It is a lie ​when those who ​have neither seen ​nor heard ​about ​the fulfillment ​of the prophecies of Revelation ​say that they ​will ​go ​to ​​the ​kingdom ​of ​heaven ​just with the words, ​“I believe.”


In ​this book, Revelation, ​there is ​the ​war between ​those who belong to God ​and those who ​belong ​to ​the ​​devil, ​there ​is ​re-creation, ​and one must be ​re-created according to ​Revelation to be ​able to ​enter ​the coming ​kingdom of heaven. At the ​time of Revelation’s ​fulfillment, ​the ​first ​​heaven ​and ​first ​earth, ​that is, the subjects ​of the kingdom, ​pass away, and ​the kingdom ​of ​heaven in ​heaven and God come to ​the place where ​a ​new ​heaven ​​and ​new ​earth ​have ​been created. Also, God ​and the kingdom ​of heaven come ​to the ​place ​where the ​144,000 of the 12 tribes ​that have been ​created ​by ​harvesting ​​and ​sealing ​those ​born ​of God’s seed are. ​


The pastor promised ​in Revelation was ​seen in ​Rv ​1, 2-3, ​and 4-5, he was seen ​in Rv 10, ​12, ​and ​15, ​​and ​he ​was ​also ​seen in chapters 21 ​and 22. Thus, ​one not believing ​the promised ​pastor ​is not ​because he has not seen ​him, but he ​does ​not ​believe ​​in ​his ​heart. ​


There ​was the word in ​the beginning, and ​that Word is ​God. We ​are ​re-created with ​the revealed word God gave, ​that is, the ​new ​word. ​Hence, ​​we, ​the ​saints ​of ​Shincheonji, that is, the ​saints of the ​new heaven and ​new earth, ​have ​been re-created ​with God’s seed, that is, ​the revealed word. ​Therefore, ​all ​of ​​the ​saints ​of ​Shincheonji, ​whoever it may be, ​have the revealed ​word written on ​their hearts ​and ​bodies. Verify ​[this]. Amen.




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