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Prophecy and Fulfillment in the Religious World

Prophecy and Fulfillment in the Religious World 

 


Both the Old Testament and the New Testament were prophesied by God, and it was also God who fulfilled them. While people claim to believe in the Old and New Testaments, in reality, they do not fully understand their meaning.

 

As stated in Matthew 13, Jesus spoke (prophesied) the secrets of the kingdom of heaven in parables so that the gentiles would not understand. Jesus grew up in the poor village of Nazareth, but he was the Son of God, born of God’s seed. Since Jesus was born of God’s seed, he was wise like God. At that time, the people of Israel fervently read the Old Testament and claimed to follow its teachings. However, as seen in Matthew 13, their wisdom did not reach the wisdom of God, and they could not recognize or believe in Jesus who came according to the Old Testament. Likewise, in the New Testament, Jesus prophesied and has fulfilled all that he foretold when he returns today; however, just like the people during his first coming, people today also fail to believe.

In today’s religious world, there are words from God’s seed and also words from the devil’s seed. However, people have failed to distinguish between thes two. As a result, the fulfillment of the prophecy of the book of Revelation in the New Testament was testified by Shincheonji Church, yet despite hearing and seeing it, people still did not believe and persecuted them.


In the book of Revelation, it is written that anyone who adds to or takes away from the words of this book will be excluded from the kingdom of heaven and will face curses (plagues). Yet today, those who have altered the words of Revelation call Shincheonji—which masters Revelation—a cult, just as the pastors of Jerusalem did against Jesus in the First Coming. Today, when the time of judgment is here, what would happen? All followers of Christianity have added to or taken away from the New Testament Revelation. However, they do not seek to know the New Testament Revelation for themselves. This is not faith, but pride. Lacking fear of heaven and hell, they are as good as dead. When the prophecies of Revelation are fulfilled, judgment begins. What will they do then? The only place to receive salvation is the twelve tribes that are sealed in Rv 7. Protestants and Catholics have neither been sealed according to Rv 7 and 14 nor are they part of the twelve tribes created according to the new covenant. Therefore, they cannot enter into the kingdom of heaven. Shincheonji—the promised twelve tribes who have been sealed—will enter the kingdom of heaven.

The prophecies of the religious world (Christianity) will surely be fulfilled. At this time, one must understand the meaning of prophecies in order to believe in the fulfilled realities and receive salvation. Amen.


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