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Who Are the Dogs and Pigs Mentioned in the Bible?

Who Are the Dogs and Pigs Mentioned in the Bible?



In the Old Testament, Isaiah 56 compares greedy and ignorant shepherds to dogs (Isaiah 56:9-12). Likewise, in the New Testament, apostate shepherds are likened to dogs and pigs (2 Peter 2:20-22). Therefore, these symbolic references to dogs and pigs indicate ignorant and pastors who betrayed—false pastors.


These pastors have persecuted Shincheonji, labeling it as heresy. In response, Shincheonji proposed a public Bible exam based on the standard of the Book of Revelation in the New Testament, inviting those who accuse Shincheonji of heresy to participate and verify who is orthodox and who is heretical. However, to this day, not a single person has stepped forward to accept the challenge. Why do they refuse to come? To determine true orthodoxy and heresy based on biblical knowledge, they should stand before the public and take the test. Let the exam reveal who has true faith and who does not.


The Bible states that anyone who adds to or takes away from the Book of Revelation cannot enter the kingdom of heaven but will receive curses (Revelation 22:18-19). Do they truly understand and master Revelation? Now, the Spirit of Truth has come to judge. One’s entry into heaven or hell depends on whether they have added to or mastered Revelation.


Have Protestant pastors added to or taken away from Revelation? They all have. Despite this, they still call themselves orthodox and label others as heretics. If they claim that Shincheonji is heretical, why do they refuse to accept the public Bible exam proposed by Shincheonji? The Christian world today is in chaos.


Are pastors serving to receive money under the title of “pastor” as their profession, or are they truly teaching the Word of Truth to their congregation? Their followers have all heard them label Shincheonji as heresy. That is why Shincheonji proposed the public Bible exam—to clarify who the real heretics are. Yet, not a single person has accepted the challenge. Isn’t that truly shameful? They hide in order to cover up their false testimony. Thus, Shincheonji has won with the truth. Shincheonji forever! Amen. Hallelujah.


To enter the kingdom of heaven, pastors must not become the false shepherds likened to dogs and pigs in the Bible. Instead, they must become true pastors. They must be able to testify not only to the prophecies of the Book of Revelation but also to their fulfillment. Those who cannot testify to both are all false pastors.


Now is the time for all believers to rise with the Bible. Shincheonji has conquered the whole world with the truth. Amen. Hallelujah. Thank you.


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