[2026-02-24] Orthodoxy and Heresy in the Last Days at the Time of the Fulfillment of the New Testament, Revelation

[2026-02-24] Orthodoxy and Heresy in the Last Days at the Time of the Fulfillment of the New Testament, Revelation

What kind of time are the last days, the end of the world?

The last days are the time when the shepherds of the world come to an end and the promised shepherd appears. They are also the time when the New Testament, Revelation is fulfilled and God’s promises are accomplished. In other words, the last days are the time when the corrupt shepherds of traditional churches come to an end, and the promised shepherd comes to testify to the New Testament, Revelation, which Jesus promised and fulfilled. The last days are also the time when the promised kingdom of heaven is established. This is because, through the promised shepherd, God and Jesus bring the heavenly kingdom of the spiritual world to the newly created promised nation on this earth (Revelation 21). When the New Testament, Revelation is fulfilled, we are told to believe it.

Now, in this present time—the fulfillment of the New Testament, Revelation and the last days—who is orthodox and who is heretical?

Old and corrupt heresies claim themselves to be orthodox while condemning the true orthodoxy as heresy. This is the same both at Jesus’ first coming and at his second coming. God and Jesus gave the New Testament, Revelation, which must not be added to or taken away from, and at the time of the Lord’s second coming today, the New Testament, Revelation has been fulfilled. Yet the shepherds and believers of traditional churches (Protestantism and Catholicism) neither understood nor believed it. However, Revelation chapter 22 records that anyone who adds to or takes away from the New Testament, Revelation cannot enter heaven and will receive curses (plagues). Then, between those who have mastered the New Testament, Revelation and those who have added to or taken away from it, who is orthodox and who is heretical? Those who have mastered the New Testament, Revelation are orthodox, and those who have added to or taken away from it are heretical. Yet the old and corrupt shepherds and believers of traditional churches, despite having altered the New Testament, Revelation, claim themselves to be orthodox while labeling the promised shepherd sent by God as heretical and persecuting him. This is the reality of Christianity in the last days. It is the last days, as in Revelation chapter 6, where the sun, moon, and stars of the former corrupt world have all fallen from heaven to the earth.

As seen in Revelation chapters 2–3, 6, and 9, today the promised shepherd sent by God and the false shepherds who have become heretical have come face to face, yet the false shepherds failed to recognize the promised shepherd. Although prophecies about the last days and the promised shepherd are written in the Bible, the false shepherds, being ignorant of Scripture, neither acknowledged the Bible nor recognized the promised shepherd, instead persecuting him and his saints. Since the shepherds themselves were born of the seed of heresy, how could they recognize true orthodoxy even if it appeared? These two organizations are fighting each other, each claiming to be orthodox. It is a fierce battle. Therefore, Jesus warned in the New Testament, Revelation, “He who overcomes,” and promised, “To the one who overcomes, I will give the promised blessings.” Yet the false shepherds paid no attention to this promise. Being ignorant of Scripture, how could they understand it? This is the reality of the last days at the time of the fulfillment of the New Testament, Revelation.

Today, is it not true that false testimony is spreading throughout the Christian world? Despite this reality, the shepherds of traditional churches deceive their believers while claiming to believe in God and His promised word. Revelation chapter 22 warns that those who add to or take away from the New Testament, Revelation cannot enter heaven and will receive curses, yet these heretical groups ignore this warning, add to or take away from the New Testament, Revelation, give false testimony, and still act as if they are orthodox. This is what is shown in Revelation chapters 2–3 and 6. Therefore, after the judgment of the betraying chosen peoplein Revelation chapter 6, the sealing work of chapter 7 takes place.

Today, the Christian world has become a world that cannot believe the truth and instead believes falsehood. This is the last days (the religious last days). God sent the promised shepherd into such a world, but he was persecuted and killed (a spiritual killing; see Revelation chapter 11). Who did this? The shepherds of worldly churches. Is this false? At both the first coming and the second coming, this world has labeled anyone outside its affiliation as “heretical.” Has not the religious world become the world of Satan? Is it faith to kill the truth by calling it falsehood?

It was prophesied that at both the first coming and the second coming, the shepherd sent by God would be killed by shepherds belonging to Satan. To which side do the shepherds and theology professors of traditional churches belong—God or Satan? They persecuted others by labeling anyone outside their group as belonging to Satan. Whether at Jesus’ first coming or today at his second coming, there is the promised shepherd sent by God, and the shepherds of the world cursed and persecuted this true shepherd by calling him heretical. If the shepherds of the world had truly believed the Bible, they would not have called the promised shepherd heretical. This phenomenon is the same today at the second coming as it was at the first coming of Jesus.

The traditional church shepherds who call Shincheonji heretical have been repeatedly invited by Shincheonji to take a public examination based on the New Testament, Revelation to distinguish heresy from orthodoxy, yet not a single one has responded. Revelation chapter 22 states that those who add to or take away from the New Testament, Revelation cannot enter heaven and will be cursed. Have the worldly shepherds and their believers truly not added to or taken away from the New Testament, Revelation? They all have added to or taken away from it. Where, then, will those who have added to or taken away from it go? The New Testament, Revelation answers this. Revelation chapter 22 says that those who add to or take away from the New Testament, Revelation cannot enter heaven and will be cursed, entering the lake of fire and sulfur. Scripture cannot be broken.

About 2,000 years ago at Jesus’ first coming, the shepherds of Jerusalem called Jesus—the shepherd sent by God—heretical and possessed by a demon. Was Jesus a heretic or demon-possessed? Today, the shepherds of traditional churches again persecute Shincheonji, which has mastered the New Testament, Revelation, calling it heretical and demonic. Shincheonji has mastered even the fulfilled reality of the New Testament, Revelation. Who, then, is orthodox and who is heretical? The New Testament, Revelation is being almost completely fulfilled. When the judgment of Revelation chapter 20 begins soon, it will be something to behold.

In the last days at the time of the fulfillment of the New Testament, Revelation, Shincheonji and the promised shepherd—who are created according to the New Testament, Revelation and who have mastered even its fulfilled reality—are orthodox, while the traditional churches and their shepherds, who give false testimony about the New Testament, Revelation and add to or take away from it, are heretical.