Evangelizing without Revealing Shincheonji?!

 

Evangelizing without Revealing Shincheonji?

Shincheonji Church of Jesus Temple of the Tabernacle

of the Testimony, “Resolving misunderstandings”

Old denominations, using absurd contents

as Shincheonji teachings to slander

👉 The following list shows truth and represent distorted proclaims from old denominations.

💥 Evangelizing without revealing Shincheonji?!

Shiencheonji believes spreading the words of the bible is the most important task.

Because the old denominations have planted the wrong thoughts about Shincheonji, there is no way to spread the words of the bible without revealing Shincheonji.

Shincheonji teaches the greatest religious teaching as Shincheonji testifies to the Revealed Word with the 5 Whs and 1 H.
 
To give all citizens an equal chance to listen to God’s word.

Prayer of Shincheonji

 

Prayer of Shincheonji

 

 

Just as someone who has tasted water knows what water tastes like, if one tastes Shincheonji’s word of Revelation,

they will be able to distinguish between the fruit of life and the fruit of good and evil.

Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament at the first coming (Jn 19:30). The pastors of Israel at that time could not believe in the fulfillment due to the lack of their Biblical knowledge (Hos 4:6). The prophecies of the New Testament have been fulfilled today just as they were recorded (Rv 21:6). The pastors of the New Testament, however, do not believe in the fulfillment out of their ignorance of the Biblical knowledge, and they are persecuting the fulfillment once again.

If one does not believe in the prophecy and its fulfillment, his faith becomes futile. Why do the pastors at the end of the age not believe, but rather persecute instead? It is because they became corrupt, and part of Satan’s group. It is also because they returned to mere flesh after having started with the holy spirit (refer to Gal 3:3). Although they belonged to heaven, they fell to the earth (refer to Rv 6:13).

At a time like this, we in Shincheonji Church of Jesus, the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony, have been harvested to God’s barn. We have been sealed by the word of Revelation, and we have been registered at the twelve tribes, the new kingdom of the promise. We have learned the prophecy and the fulfillment of Revelation without adding to it and/or subtracting from it. Our names have also been written in the book of life. Furthermore, God and heaven are with Shincheonji. (This is why the pastors are persecuting Shincheonji and causing a commotion, just like at the time of the first coming.)

This is the promise and the word of the Bible, which all saints must believe and keep.
Anyone who does not believe in the fulfillment does not believe in God or the word of the Bible.

Believers at the end of the age must know who they are and where they are according to the Bible. At the end of the age of the Spiritual Israelites, believers will attain salvation only if they follow the promised pastor instead of their own pastors. They must become people who keep God’s promises. Is this word not true?

Just as someone who has tasted water knows what water tastes like, if one tastes Shincheonji’s word of Revelation, they will be able to distinguish between the fruit of life and the fruit of good and evil. A fool will not be cured from foolishness until he dies, but even a dead spirit will live again if he receives God’s breath of life. No one in this world will be qualified for receiving salvation unless people are born again. It is only when one is born of God’s spirit and God’s seed will they attain salvation.

Since the promised kingdom of heaven is near, everyone must repent and be born again.
Shincheonji is praying for this.

• Revelation 22:21

The grace of the Lord Jesus be with God’s people. Amen.

[Shincheonji Answer 8th] Proof the Bible is God’s Word

<Shincheonji Answer 8th>

Proves the Bible is God’s Word

• Mr. Lee Byoungchul, Question 8th.

How was the Bible written? What proves that it is God’s word?

• Shincheonji Answer 8th.

God began recording the Bible approximately four thousand years ago during the time of Moses. God made known to Moses the world which existed prior to Moses. God used people to write the sixty-six books of the Bible on behalf of him and therefore, God is the author.

The reason why God made known what is recorded was so people could come to know and understand the true God, the devil, people who have sinned, and this reality in order to bring people back to God, lead people from what is evil to life, and give people salvation.

The contents of the Bible could be generally divided into history, teachings, prophecy and fulfillment.

The following is an explanation which proves the Bible is God’s word. The Bible is a record of the revelations the prophets received. It is a history book which has recorded what God has done in the past. To say God’s prophecy, which is recorded inside the history book, was fulfilled accordingly, is proof the Bible is God’s word.

God made a promise (prophecy) to Abraham and according to that promise, he came to Moses 400 years later and fulfilled the promise.

Before Jesus appeared, God prophesied about Jesus through the Old Testament prophets. A few hundred years later, according to the promised prophecies, God came to Jesus and fulfilled all the prophecies (Jn 19:30).

To say something appeared according to prophecy is proof God and the prophets existed. What is fulfilled is the promised prophecy. This prophecy is the revelation the prophets received and recorded; this revelation was what God gave to the prophets. The one who prophesied and the one who fulfilled the prophecies was God. The people who recorded what they heard and saw from God were the prophets. History and the physical fulfillment of the prophecies testify to this.

The Reason for Reading the Bible

What is the reason 

for reading the bible?

When reading the Bible ...

When reading the Bible, one should start from the cover of the Bible and the table of contents.  Then, he should read in detail starting from the first book of the Old Testament, Genesis 1:1.  He must pray before and after reading. The words he read must remain in his heart, and he must think about those words as if he is breathing them. The words of the Bible are the teachings of God, and they are the true food for one’s mind (heart).

The Bible explains who recorded the books, whose sons they are (lineage), and the content of what they saw and heard from God.  By reading from the first to the last chapters, one can understand the content of the book.

Whenever someone reads or hears the Word, he must do so based on the 5 'Wh's and 1 H—meaning, he must always think, “Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How” when reading the Word.

God is in the “heavens,” while the people (entities) who appear throughout the content of the Bible are mostly the chosen people on “earth.” Those who saw and heard the things from God were the people who recorded the Bible (prophets, and others).  And “I” (the one reading the Bible) am the one who reads the words recorded by those who heard and saw the things from God.

The reason for reading the Bible is to know what God and the prophets spoke about (the content). When the reader comes across content he does not understand or cannot know, he must make separate notes of those verses.