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The Prophecy of the Book of Revelation and Its Reality

The Prophecy of the Book of Revelation and Its Reality



As seen in Matthew 1, Jesus came as the Savior of the people of Israel. The one who received and ate the open scroll in Ezekiel 3 of the Old Testament and came to the people of Israel to testify was Jesus. And Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament (Jn 19:30). The one who received and ate the open scroll in Revelation 10 of the New Testament and saw the events of the Book of Revelation is the new John (Rv 22:8), and he went to the churches to testify to what he saw (Rv 22:16).


It is written in Revelation 22:18-19 that if you add or subtract from the Book of Revelation, you will not be able to enter heaven and will receive plagues (disasters). However, even though it has been about 2,000 years since this book of Revelation was written, there has not been a single person on earth who knows the true meaning of this book. However, many shepherds have given false testimony. At that time, the promised shepherd (new John) of Shincheonji received the open book of Revelation and came to testify to the churches, but just like at the time of the first coming, the shepherds persecuted him, saying that he is heretic. Today, the reality that has been revealed through the fulfillment of the prophecy of the New Testament Revelation are the 12 tribes of Shincheonji created according to Revelation. During a Word seminar, I asked a pastor, “Which tribe are you from among the 12 tribes mentioned in Revelation?” But he could not answer.


Didn’t theology doctors and pastors add or subtract from Revelation? Even though the Protestant shepherds added or subtracted from Revelation, they call Shincheonji who has mastered Revelation, “heresy, heresy,” just as the Jerusalem shepherds did to Jesus at the time of the first coming. So, in order to confirm who was the heretic, Shincheonji suggested that we hold a public Bible test based on Revelation, but not a single person has responded yet. In the end, who won? Shincheonji won.


Shincheonji asked the Protestants to be born again. If you add or subtract from the Book of Revelation, you will not be able to enter heaven and will be cursed. Why did the Protestant pastors add or subtract? If this is the case, do they have a right to call Shincheonji who has mastered Revelation, “heretics, heretics”?


Have you read Matthew 25? Both Catholics and Protestants have added or subtracted from the Book of Revelation. And yet they call Shincheonji, who has mastered the Book of Revelation, a heretic. The real heretics are Catholics and Protestants. Let’s take a public Bible test and check. Even though they should have called real heretics “heretics,” these nutjob demons call anyone “heretics, heretics” like drunken ghosts and crazy ghosts. Shincheonji has the truth to defeat Protestants. It is the prophecy and actual reality of the New Testament Book of Revelation. And it has defeated the world with the truth.


The 12 tribes of Shincheonji, which is the actual reality of the prophecy of the Book of Revelation, have appeared as reality. They have been created according to the Book of Revelation and are masters of the Book of Revelation. Let us belong to the 12 tribes of Shincheonji and achieve the hope of heaven and eternal life. Amen.



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