[2026-03-05] Revelation Chapters 6 and 7 Were Fulfilled Today in Korea

[2026-03-05] Revelation Chapters 6 and 7 Were Fulfilled Today in Korea

The book of Revelation was written by the apostle John after receiving the revelation of Jesus, while he was exiled on the island of Patmos. Although it has been about 2,000 years since this book was written, there was not a single person in the world who knew its meaning and the actual realities of its fulfilment. However, today Jesus has returned and fulfilled the book of Revelation of the New Testament, and the realities (actual entities) of it, have appeared. Among these realities, an important one is the creation of the 12 tribes that have been sealed with God’s seal (Rv 7, 14).

The chosen people who betrayed in Revelation chapter 6 (first heaven and first earth) were judged and disappeared, and in Revelation chapter 7 the 12 tribes of Shincheonji (New Heaven and New Earth) were created after being sealed with the revealed word of the New Testament (see Rv 21:1). Since this book of Revelation was also written by receiving revelation, the realities of this book will also be known by receiving revelation (see Rv 22:8, 16).

It is recorded in Revelation chapter 22 that if anyone adds to or subtracts from the words of this book of Revelation, they will not be able to enter heaven and will receive curses (plagues). However, Korean Christians today are extremely ignorant about the “Book of Revelation of the New Testament.”

Today, Jesus, who returned, showed the scene where the events of Revelation were fulfilled, and the realities that appeared to the chosen promised pastor (see Rv 1 and Rv 2–3), and made him testify to the churches about these things (see Rv 22:8, 16). However, when the testimony about the realities of this book of Revelation is given, the pastors of traditional churches and their congregations first think that the one giving the testimony is a heretic. But this is because they lack knowledge of the New Testament Scriptures. While not knowing the book of Revelation in the New Testament themselves, how can they determine whether the one testifying to its realities is a heretic, and then cry out “heresy, heresy”? If this continues, even if Jesus himself came and testified about Revelation, they would likely call him a heretic again, just as the pastors in Jerusalem called Jesus a heretic at the time of the First Coming.

Have not the pastors of traditional churches, the doctors of theology, and their congregations, truly added to or subtracted from the book of Revelation in the New Testament? Whether they have or not could be known if they took a public test based on Revelation. Since Revelation chapter 22 records that those who add to or subtract from the words of this book cannot enter heaven and will receive curses, the responsibility for their congregations being unable to enter heaven because they added to or subtracted from this book of Revelation, should be borne by their head pastors (see Mt 15:14). Though they do not know Revelation, which must be understood without adding or subtracting anything, the believers seem very skilled at calling others “heretics.” Perhaps they learned this from pastors who frequently use the word “heresy.”

The pastors of traditional churches themselves do not know the book of Revelation in the New Testament, yet when their members try to go to Shincheonji to learn Revelation, they call it heresy, and stop them. Though they do not know Revelation, they are very quick to say “heresy” or “cult.” Whenever Revelation is mentioned, they immediately call it heresy. Perhaps because they themselves are heretical, the word “heresy” in their hearts bursts out, and they call others heretics. Among the two kinds of seed in Matthew 13, whose seed are they born of? Hear the revealed word, learn it, understand it, and be born again with God’s seed.

Today, the book of Revelation in the New Testament has been fulfilled. After the judgment of the chosen people in Revelation chapter 6, the 12 tribes of God’s new nation, Shincheonji, were created in Revelation chapter 7. This event took place in Gwacheon, Republic of Korea. The one who saw and heard the entire events of the book of Revelation of the New Testament (Rv 22:8, 16) is only the promised pastor of Shincheonji, New John, and he is testifying to the realities of Revelation that he saw and heard. Come into the truth that Shincheonji testifies. Here in Shincheonji, Jesus is waiting (Rv 21–22). Amen.