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[2026-01-24] The Promise of the New Testament Revelation

The Promise of the New Testament Revelation



In Rv 2-3, it is promised that the one who fights and overcomes will be given the authority to rule all nations with an iron scepter. This battle (war) was between those belonging to God and those belonging to the devil. Who won? The pastor belonging to God won (see Rv 12).


The one who overcomes will receive what is promised in the New Testament Revelation (Rv 2-3). However, those who do not understand the meaning of the New Testament Revelation will not understand its true meaning and reality even when they see its fulfillment.


Just as Jesus, the savior (the promised pastor), fulfilled the Old Testament approximately 2,000 years ago but the pastors of Israel of that time did not understand and persecuted him, today, the promised pastor has fulfilled the New Testament Revelation, but the traditional church pastors, even after seeing the realities, do not understand and have persecuted again. “Pastors, theologians, isn't this true? Isn't this a fact?”


Pastors and their congregations, even after seeing and hearing the realities of the prophecy, do not understand. They are spiritually blind and deaf. Only by understanding the meaning of the New Testament Revelation will they be able to see, understand, and believe when the prophecy of Revelation is fulfilled in reality. However, today, the entire Christian world is spiritually blind and deaf and does not understand. These blind and deaf people have called Shincheonji, which understands the true meaning and reality of the New Testament Revelation, a heresy, just as the pastors of Jerusalem did to Jesus at the first coming. How can they perceive and believe the reality since they do not understand the meaning of the new covenant Revelation?


When the reality of the New Testament Revelation is fulfilled, how can those who do not understand the true meaning of Revelation (prophecy) see and understand the realities? After the judgment of the chosen people who betrayed in Rv 6, only those who are sealed in Rv 7 will understand the true meaning and reality of Revelation. It is stated that those who add to or subtract from Revelation will not enter heaven and will receive curses (plagues). Haven't the pastors and theologians added to and subtracted from it? They all have. Therefore, they will not enter heaven.


The New Testament Revelation promises that the one who fights and overcomes the enemy, the devil, will be given the authority to rule all nations with an iron scepter, and other blessings recorded in the book (Rv 2-3). It also says that only those who master and do not add to or subtract from Revelation can enter heaven. Let's perceive the true meaning and reality of the New Testament Revelation, believe it, and keep it so that we can enter heaven.


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