God, the creator of the heavens and the earth, sent his son Jesus as the savior of mankind, to a world of evil and sin. Jesus came to this evil world in obedience to God’s command. He took up the cross on our behalf for our sins, granted us life, and left. This means that the world was shown huge grace, and also is in a huge debt to the heavens.
God said in Acts chapters 1 and 2 to be Jesus’ witnesses to the ends of the earth after receiving the Holy Spirit, and in Matthew 24:14, it is written, “…this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in the whole world as a testimony to all nations, and then the end will come.” The “end” here refers to the harvest, “the end of the age”, as written in Matthew 13:37-39. It is also the end of the sun, moon and stars, the end of spiritual Israel, and the end of the churches, where not one stone will be left on another (refer to Mt 24:1-2, 29-31). This is the same time as when the first heaven and the first earth passes away in Revelation 21, and a new heaven and a new earth is created; it is the same time as when the first heaven ends in Revelation 6 and a new heaven is created in Revelation 7.
As Jesus prophesied 2,000 years ago, the gospel of the kingdom was proclaimed from the West to the East (thus, “the energy of the west that came to the east”), all the way to the end of Asia, to the land of the East, the Republic of Korea.
This was proclaiming that the gospel of the kingdom (prophecies) that Jesus promised would fulfill; and because it has been proclaimed, the gospel has come to an end; and now, as promised, the gospel is being fulfilled.
The promised gospel was fulfilled in the East, in the Republic of Korea, so now, the fulfillment is to be made known in the West, from where the gospel was first proclaimed. This is the act of returning the energy of the west that came to the east – by making known what has been fulfilled in the east back out to the west. This is making known to the whole world that which it has been waiting for – the fulfillment of the gospel of the kingdom that Jesus promised. Jesus is making this known in the way that he promised in Revelation 22:16, “I, Jesus, have sent my angel (the pastor who speaks on behalf) to give you this testimony (what has been fulfilled in Revelation) for the churches.” Furthermore, it is as Jesus said in John 14:29, “I have told you now before it happens, so that when it (what was promised) does happen you will believe.”
To all the believers worldwide living in the New Testament era, who are you waiting for, and what are you waiting for to fulfill? Are you not waiting for the Second Coming of Jesus, for the promised pastor to come, as well as for the New Testament to fulfill? These three things have fulfilled here on earth, so come and see for yourselves! In Matthew 21:43, Jesus told the Israelites at that time, “…the kingdom of God (heaven) will be taken away from you and given to a people who will produce its fruit,” and that kingdom is here today in the Republic of Korea – Shincheonji.
If the promised Revelation does not fulfill, then there is neither salvation for mankind nor God’s kingdom here on earth. The era promised in the New Testament, the era of harvest, the era of sealing, the era of the creation of the twelve tribes of heaven, and even the era of making known the fulfillment of Revelation, is right now, and right now only. Jesus said that this era will be like the days of Noah and Lot (Lk 17:26-30). Think hard about those days, and put in strenuous effort now.
God’s will, and even our hope, is fulfilling heaven here on earth as it is done above. Today, just like the First Coming, other than the one who receives the revealed word (the fulfillment of Revelation), no one knows heaven, God, Jesus, or whom they have sent, and no one can enter heaven (refer to Mt 11:27; Jn 17:3).
Heaven and hell is right in front of us today, so if you have eyes, ears, and discernment, then come and see. The fulfillment of the New Testament is here. Those who see and believe become the citizens of heaven.
Shincheonji: Healing All Nations
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