[2026-03-12] The Appearance of Jesus at the Second Coming, What He Did, and the Promised Pastor

[2026-03-12] The Appearance of Jesus at the Second Coming, What He Did, and the Promised Pastor

Jesus at the Second Coming came as a spiritual being, holding the seven stars, which were a mystery (see Rv 1).

Jesus appointed these seven stars as the seven messengers in Rv 2 and 3. The church where these seven messengers were (the seven golden lampstand churches, that is, the Tabernacle Temple) grew rapidly and prospered to the extent that it had about 80 branch churches nationwide(with approximately 8,000 members). At that time, the Nicolaitans entered the tabernacle of the seven messengers and caused them to eat food sacrificed to idols and commit sexual immorality. In doing so, they interfered with the work of the seven messengers (the work of preparing the way for the Lord’s Second Coming) (Rv 2–3). After the Nicolaitans entered the Tabernacle Temple, the organization of the seven messengers established by Jesus began to collapse.

This writing is the testimony of one who saw everything—from the beginning of the Tabernacle Temple to its end, that is, the actual events and the revealed realities (fulfillment) of Rv 1 through 22(the entire book of Revelation). In other words, just as God fulfilled all the prophecies of the Old Testament through Jesus and Jesus testified to what He saw and heard (see Jn 3:31–32), this writing is the testimony of the one who saw and heard all the realities that appeared at the scene of the events when the New Testament Revelation was fulfilled—that is, the testimony of the Promised Pastor(see Rv 2–3, Rv 10, Rv 22:8, 16).

Although the book of Revelation was written about 2,000 years ago, no one until today truly knew its meaning. However, today the New Testament Revelation has been almost completely fulfilled according to prophecy, and through the testimony of the Promised Pastor—who witnessed and heard the events at the scene—the true meaning of Revelation and its realities have come to be known.

Though the pastors and believers of the world say with their mouths that they believe in the New Testament, just as in the time of Jesus’ first coming, today they do not believe that the promised word has been fulfilled, nor do they believe the Promised Pastor who testifies to it; instead, they continue to persecute him. In the world of faith, both in the past and today, it is the same—people cannot believe the one whom God has sent.

In Rv 1 of the New Testament, the fulfillment of Revelation began when Jesus at the Second Coming came holding the seven stars and appointed the seven messengers in Rv 2 and 3. Today, believers in traditional churches strive to live a life of faith, but they are very far from the promised word of God. Before Jesus opened and fulfilled the seven seals of the book of Revelation, no one in heaven or on earth knew the true meaning of Revelation or its realities, as stated in Rv 5. Nevertheless, traditional churches claim that only they are orthodox and that everyone else who does not belong to them is heretical. Truly, the world of faith is a strange and confusing place.

It is written that if anyone adds to or subtracts from the book of Revelation, they cannot enter heaven and will receive curses (plagues) (Rv 22:18–19). Have the pastors and members of traditional churches not added to or subtracted from the New Testament Revelation? Whether those who call themselves orthodox or those called heretics, all who add to or subtract from Revelation are truly heretical. The place that has mastered this book of Revelation is the place that knows even the actual realities (fulfillment) of this book. Search the New Testament. The only place on earth that truly understands Revelation is Shincheonji Church of Jesus, the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony, and here God comes and dwells, and all nations will come and worship(see Rv 7, 10, 14, 15, 21, 22).

Amen.