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The Second Coming Is Just Like the Days of Noah and the Days of Lot In today’s religious world, heresy is treated as orthodox, and orthodoxy is labeled as heresy. The reason is that many people believe and follow falsehood. When God ends one era and creates a new one, it is to eliminate the false world and establish those who believe in God and the truth. At Jesus’ first coming and also at his second coming, the world had become corrupted; therefore, God judged the former world and established God’s new nation and new people. Thus, at the fulfillment of the New Testament, Revelation, according to the prophecies of Revelation, God seals people with His revealed word (Rv 7) and establishes a nation and people of truth and righteousness. At this time, the words that were prophesied become flesh and the actual entities appear—this is the era of physical fulfillment. Therefore, in Rv 22, it is written that those who add to or take words away from the book of Revelation cannot enter heaven a...

Two Types of Seeds and Two Types of People In the religious world, there are two gods (spirits). Depending on which god (spirit)'s seed a person receives, there are two types of people. Each person belongs to the god (spirit) whose seed they received and becomes his house (Mt 13, 1 Cor 3:16). At the First Coming, Jesus sowed God's seed in his field. But the devil came and sowed his own seed. As a result, both God’s seed and the devil’s seed were sown in the same field, the church, of Jesus. The weeds, which grew from the devil’s seed, were not pulled out right away out of concern that the wheat, grown from God’s seed, might be uprooted with them. So, they were allowed to grow together until the time of harvest (Mt 13:29–30). Jesus said the time of harvest is the end of the era (Mt 13:39). This refers to the time of the fulfillment of Revelation, which is the end of the world of Christianity (Rv 6, 14).  The sowing and harvesting were parables using farming as a metaphor. The Fi...

Heaven and Eternal Life, Sin, Death, and Hell The Son of God, Jesus, died on behalf of mankind in order to solve the problem of sin. It is said that those who believe in this will receive forgiveness of sin. Before all people in the world lie two paths: heaven or hell, eternal life or death.  To resolve this sin, the Son of God, Jesus, bore that sin on behalf of us. Because of the sin of man, death came. To resolve this sin, Jesus bore the cross, shed his blood, and died for us. As a result, sinners who were destined for hell have been given the chance to go to heaven. As seen in Revelation 21, when Jesus returns to this world, he comes bringing heaven and eternal life. So, what is the promise of the New Testament Revelation to be fulfilled at the Second Coming of the Lord? It is the disappearance of the first heaven and first earth and the creation of a new heaven and new earth. After the events of judgment on the chosen people who betrayed in Revelation 6, there is the work of se...

The Last Days and the Creation of the New Heaven and New Earth (Shincheonji) January 17th, 2024 Isaiah prophesied about the longevity of man (Is 65:20-22), and Jesus prophesied about the kingdom of heaven and eternal life (Jn 6). He also taught that anyone who believed in him would have eternal life (Jn 11:25-26). The New Covenant Revelation likewise prophesies that a corrupt world will come to an end and a new world—the world of the kingdom of heaven and eternal life—will be established. As it says in Rv 21, at the time of the Lord’s second coming, the first heaven and first earth will pass away from this earth and a new heaven and new earth will be created on it. Then, God in heaven and the kingdom of heaven in the spiritual world (heaven) will come to this place.  Furthermore, Jesus said that if anyone adds to or subtracts from the New Covenant Revelation, then he cannot enter the kingdom of heaven but will be cursed (receive plagues). Have the Protestant and Catholic Churches t...

To This Day, this World Has Been a Dark Night Devoid of Light January 11th, 2024 Ever since Jesus, who came as a light at the time of the first coming (Jn 12:46), left, this world has been a night devoid of light (Jn 9:4-5). Just as it says in Jn 1:1-5, light is the word of life, and even though this line shines in the darkness, the darkness does not understand it. Why don’t pastors believe this word of warning? For around two thousand years, Revelation has been in God’s hand, sealed. Therefore, there has never been anyone in heaven or on earth who understood its meaning. Today, Jesus removed this sealed book’s seals, thereby opening and fulfilling it. As a result, the fulfilled realities of Revelation appeared, and New John (the promised pastor), who saw and heard everything at Jesus’ side when he fulfilled it, is testifying the prophecies of Revelation and their fulfilled realities. Thus, light has come to shine in the dark world.  In Rv 22, it says that anyone who adds to or sub...

After Revelation is all fulfilled It has been about 2,000 years since the Book of Revelation was recorded. No one in the world knew the true meaning of this book. It is recorded that if one adds to or subtracts from Revelation, one cannot enter heaven and will receive curses (plagues) (Rv 22:18-19). Who has not added to or subtracted from this book? Also, who then are those who will enter heaven? They are the ones who have not added to or subtracted from the Book of Revelation. As we saw in Rv 5, God sealed the Book of Revelation with seven seals and held it in his right hand. Jesus took this book in God's hand and opened and fulfilled it, giving it to disciple John for him to eat (Rv 10). Therefore, this book is in John's stomach. He also showed him all the events of the Book of Revelation and told him to deliver them to the nations, peoples, languages and kings (Rv 22:8, 16). John, exiled to Patmos Island when recording the Book of Revelation, saw and heard all the events of ...

Have You Added to or Subtracted from Revelation?   It is written that anyone who adds to or subtracts from Revelation will not enter heaven and will receive judgment (plagues) (Rv 22:18-19). Shincheonji has fully mastered Revelation, while the traditional churches have all added and subtracted from it. Who, then, will enter heaven, and who will enter hell? Who is orthodox, and who is the cult? Can those who master Revelation be the heretics while those who fail to understand it remain orthodox? The traditional churches, which have added to and subtracted from Revelation, calls Shincheonji, which has mastered it, a cult. They are no different from the Pharisees of the First Coming, who accused Jesus, who had mastered the Old Testament, of being a cult. Yet, they fail to see their own errors—does this not make them the heretics? To determine who is true and who is the cult, Shincheonji proposed taking an exam with the New Testament Revelation as the standard. However, no one from...

The Teachings and Warnings of Jesus Jesus warned that anyone who adds to or takes away from the words of Revelation will not enter the kingdom of heaven and will face curses (plagues) (Revelation 22:18-19). He also said that His second coming would be like the days of Noah and Lot. During His first coming, Jesus told the people of that time that they were "like the dead, deaf, and blind" (Matthew 23) and told them to be born again (John 3:3-5). These are the teachings and warnings of Jesus. The current time is like the time of Jesus' first coming, as well as the days of Noah and Lot (Luke 17:26-30). Today, though the prophecies of the New Testament Revelation have been fulfilled after 2,000 years, the Protestant and Catholic churches do not recognize this, and their spiritual state is likened to that of the dead. Even though the realities of the long-awaited fulfillment of Revelation have appeared, they neither see, hear, nor understand. Are they not the blind and deaf? E...

Who Is Orthodox and Who Is Heretical? In the Bible, false shepherds are compared to dogs and pigs (Isaiah 56:9-11, 2 Peter 2:20-22). These false shepherds have labeled Shincheonji as heretical to prevent their congregants from going to learn the truth at Shincheonji. Despite this, many Protestants continue to seek truth by flocking to Shincheonji, leading to its rapid growth. This is something even pastors acknowledge. A high-speed train doesn’t stop just because a mongrel dog barks. Revelation 22:18-19 warns that those who add to or take away from Revelation cannot enter the kingdom of heaven and will receive plagues. Yet Protestant churches have all added to or subtracted from the Book of Revelation. Would they deny this? Since they have added to or taken away from Revelation, not a single person among them can enter the kingdom of heaven. Meanwhile, Shincheonji understands both the prophecies of the entire chapters of Revelation and their physical fulfillment. Shincheonji has challe...

The History of Christianity at the First Coming and the Second Coming - ​​The ​One ​Who ​Prepares ​the Way and the ​Promised Pastor - The ​one who prepared ​the way ​at ​the time ​of the first coming was ​John the Baptist. ​The ​ones ​who ​​prepared ​the ​way ​at ​the time of the ​second coming were ​the seven messengers ​of the ​church ​of the ​seven golden lampstands in Rv ​1, 2, and ​3. ​The ​Bible ​​proves ​this. After ​the ​one ​who prepares the way ​appears and works, ​then the promised ​pastor appears. ​The ​one who ​prepared the way testified that ​the promised pastor ​would ​come ​soon. ​​If ​so, ​then ​the ​saints waiting for the ​Lord needed to ​have met the ​Lord who ​comes ​as promised. ​Jesus came in the flesh ​at the time ​of ​the ​first ​​coming, ​and ​he ​came ​as a spirit and ​worked through flesh ​(a man) at ​the time ​of ​the second ​coming. The Old and New ​Testament Bibles testify ​about ​this. ​Therefore, ​​the ​saints ​must ​meet ​the Lord who comes ​according t...