[2026-06-24] The Prophecies and Fulfilled Realities of Revelation

[2026-06-24] The Prophecies and Fulfilled Realities of Revelation

Do any of the pastors of traditional churches (Catholicism and Protestantism) know anything about the prophecy of Jesus' New Covenant (Lk 22:16–20; Heb 8:10) and its fulfilled realities? The New Testament is the book that contains God's promise concerning what He will accomplish at the time of Jesus' Second Coming. God, who prophesies, surely fulfills what He has spoken (Isa 14:24; Mt 5:18). When the time comes for the prophecy to be fulfilled, the actual realities of the prophecies appear and fulfill exactly what was prophesied concerning them. And when these realities appear, the one who has seen the entire fulfillment testifies to these fulfilled realities.

The prophecies (promises) of the Old Testament were fulfilled at the time of Jesus' First Coming, and the New Testament (New Covenant) promised by Jesus was promised to be fulfilled at His Second Coming. The New Covenant is the Book of Revelation. At Jesus' First Coming, God sent Jesus, the promised shepherd, and fulfilled the Old Testament through him. However, although the people of Israel saw and heard these things, they did not believe. Instead, they persecuted Jesus, calling him a heretic and demon-possessed, and eventually killed him. Although approximately 2,000 years have passed since the Book of Revelation was written, no one had known its true meaning and fulfillment. Today, however, the time has come for the New Testament, Revelation, to be fulfilled. The Promised Pastor of Shincheonji—the one who overcomes, New John—who saw and heard all the events of Revelation at the very scene of their fulfillment, is testifying to the fulfilled realities. Yet the pastors of traditional churches have neither been willing to listen nor to believe. As recorded in Revelation, God promised that anyone who adds to or takes away from the words of this book will not enter heaven and will receive the plagues written in it (Rev 22:18–19). Therefore, it becomes clear that those who have added to or taken away from the Book of Revelation are the heretics, while those who have mastered Revelation are orthodox.

Do the doctors of theology, pastors, and believers of traditional churches truly understand Revelation without adding to or taking away from it? They have all added to or taken away from Revelation. Therefore, they cannot enter heaven. Shincheonji, however, masters not only the true meaning of the prophecies in Revelation but also the fulfilled realities. Therefore, they will enter heaven. Despite these facts, the pastors of the Catholic Church and Protestant churches are the ones who most often call Shincheonji a "heresy." Having added to or taken way from the Book of Revelation, what right do they have to call anyone a heretic?

Shincheonji has repeatedly proposed to the leaders of traditional churches, "Let us take a public test based on the Book of Revelation before the people to verify who is truly a heretic and who is truly orthodox, and who is truly a false pastor and who is truly a true pastor." However, until now, not a single person has accepted the challenge. Who, then, has proven victorious? Shincheonji has proven victorious through the truth (the revealed word).

Are the theologians and pastors who have added to or taken away from Revelation not like the scribes and Pharisees at the time of Jesus' First Coming—false pastors and false teachers? How can they deceive God? They seem to be spiritually blind, knowing neither the meaning of the prophetic word in this book nor its fulfilled realities.

The pastors of today whom I have observed are remarkably ignorant of the Bible. Furthermore, all of them have added to or taken away from the New Testament, Revelation. We of Shincheonji are those who, after the judgment upon the chosen people who betrayed in Revelation 6, were sealed with the revealed word in Revelation 7 (see Rev 14:1–3) and created as the Twelve Tribes. Therefore, we master Revelation completely.

As recorded in the New Testament, Revelation, anyone who adds to or takes away from this Book of Revelation will not enter heaven and will be cursed. Furthermore, among the three groups that appear in Revelation, both the betrayers and the destroyers will be thrown into the lake of burning sulfur, that is, hell (see Rev 19:20; 20:10).

Today, the prophecies of Revelation have been fulfilled, and the fulfilled realities have appeared. In the era of fulfilled realities, one must believe in and keep these fulfilled realities. Anyone who hopes for heaven should neither add to nor take away from Revelation but should fully master it. Furthermore, one must not belong to the betrayers or the destroyers but must belong to the promised savior in order to receive salvation. Each person must examine himself according to the New Testament. One must examine what one has misunderstood and come to understand what one previously did not know. Only then, by understanding and believing, can one receive salvation. Amen.