Shincheonji - 790 - The Prophecy and Fulfillment of the Creation and Re-Creation of God’s Kingdom

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The Prophecy and Fulfillment of the Creation and Re-Creation of God’s Kingdom

Main Reference: Gn 1, Rv 21

Adam—the first man whom God created—and Eve did not keep God’s promise (Gn 2:17). Rather, they fell prey to the deception of the serpent (Gn 3), a mere creature (the dragon, Satan, the devil), and therefore allowed death to enter and reign over mankind. This happened because God, the Lord of creation, left mankind, causing mankind to become mere flesh (Gn 6). The light and life of the world (Jn 1:1-5) left people, thus the hearts and souls of the people who were once created in God’s image and likeness became night without light-- that is, without life (Gn 1:1-5).

From that point, God began to work to take back all creation of heaven and earth that had been lost, and He has perpetuated this work for 6,000 years. He brought to an end the sinful world of Adam (Gn 6-9) and then appointed Noah. Once Noah’s world sinned as described in Gn 9, He made a promise with Abraham as described in Gn 15. In keeping that promise, God appointed Moses to bring the people of Israel out of Egypt and into Canaan, where God brought judgment upon the Canaanites, who were descendants of Noah and therefore a part of Noah's world that had sinned. This is when He established Physical Israel. Before long, however, the kingdom of Israel became a Gentile kingdom when King Solomon worshipped Gentile gods as shown in 1 Kgs 11.

After this, God promised through the Old Testament prophets what He would fulfill in the future, and He sent the promised pastor, Jesus, to fulfill those promises (Isa 7:14, Mi 5:1-4, Zec 9:9-10). God also promised in the New Testament what He would fulfill at the Second Coming, and today is the day of the fulfillment of those promises. The New Testament becomes fulfilled just as the Old Testament became fulfilled. At the time of the fulfillment, the physical entities of the promises appear.

I came as the messenger who speaks on behalf of Jesus as promised (Rv 22:16). I am the one who hears, sees, and testifies to God’s secret as described in Am 3:7. I myself am not important; it is the physical entities that I testify to that one must see and believe in order to become a person who keeps the promise.

People who do not believe in the physical entities of the New Testament that Jesus promised cannot reach their hope. It would be crazy for a person to call another believer a heretic when he himself does not know himself nor the promises of the Bible.

The Book of Revelation, the events of the last days, cannot be added to or taken away from (Rv 22:18-19). That is a promise between God and the people. Included in these events of the entire Book of Revelation (chapter 1 ~ 22) are the works of the chosen people who betray, the works of the Gentile destroyers, and the works of the savior. Revelation also records the number of those organizations, the order in which they appear, and their location of appearance. The chosen people who betray, the Gentile destroyers, and the savior are the mysteries that have come to appear. It is at the time of their appearance that the chosen people who followed only tradition betray due to the destruction of the destroyers; consequently, this world becomes the world of the destroyers. Both those who seek the way (believers) and those who are of the world see this but do not know. This is because it is a religious war between the spirits.

The only person who recognizes these events is the messenger whom God sent. This messenger has been prophesied in Revelation. God sends this prophesied messenger after the events of the chosen people’s betrayal and their destruction, and Jesus already recorded in the New Testament what this messenger comes to do. This is the prophecy, and it is the promise of the Bible given for us to believe.

The sent messenger first fights the pastors of Satan, who are the destroyers, and conquers them with the truth (Rv 12, 15). He then harvests (Rv 14:14-16) the ripe fruits of God’s seed that Jesus sowed 2,000 years ago (Mt 13), seals them (Rv 7), and rears them. With them, the messenger creates the 12 tribes, the 144,000, and gathers the multitude in white to atone for their sins. They become God’s new kingdom and people who are chosen at the time of the fulfillment of Revelation. This is the promise of what takes place in the last days, and it is the work of re-creation. This new kingdom is where heaven, God, and Jesus come to, and even the spirits of those who died in the Lord come with them.

This, therefore, is salvation. This is the new kingdom and the new people, the re-creation that has been promised. It is the certain resurrection, and the time at which the spirits and flesh of heaven become one. Do you believe this? Those who perceive and believe become the people of heaven, and they live with God in heaven for eternity to come. This is the promise between God and the people; it is God’s will and the fulfillment of the hope of those who seek and believe in the way. Amen!

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