Shincheonji - 45 - The Creation of Heaven and Earth

The correct understanding of the BIBLE and of SHINCHEONJI (The New Heaven and New Earth)
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 When God’s kingdom is created on earth just as it is in heaven, the spiritual kingdom that is established in heaven (with all its holy spirits) will come down to the kingdom of God on earth. This is when the two (i.e. the spiritual and physical worlds) become one (Rv 21:1-7). SCJ Church of Jesus is creating God’s promised kingdom on earth as it has been created in heaven.

The messenger (pastor) of SCJ Church of Jesus obeyed the command of Jesus to write what he saw and heard in a book. Then he sent it to the seven messengers of Rv 2-3. According to what he saw in God’s kingdom in the spiritual realm described in Rev 4, he has appointed 24 elders, seven messengers who play the role of lampstands, and four department heads that are referred to as four cherubs (4 living creatures). Under each of these four living creatures he has appointed six staff members, who play the role of wings for each of the departments, and he has assigned each department many congregation members, who are likened unto eyes. According to Rev 7, this pastor is sealing the 144,000 of the 12 tribes with the word of God. Even now the great multitude are washing their clothes with the blood of Jesus (i.e. his words) and are putting on their white garments.

The prophets and the seers of today are in a deep sleep (Is 29:9-14) as day has become night (Mt 24:29). This is when Jesus comes again like a thief (Mt 24:39-44). His angels take their sickles out to the harvest field where the seed of the gospel of heaven has been planted (Mt 24:29-33, 39-44: Like a thief). They harvest the good grains (by spiritual sickle: Rv 14:14-16)and bring them to Zion, which is heaven on earth. It is at this time (Mt 24:45-47) that people who hear and believe the word are harvested to heaven, but those who hear and refuse to believe the word are not harvested. Instead, they are tied up just like bundles of weeds (Mt 13:30) whose final destination is the fires of hell. The people who refuse to believe even after hearing the word do so because they are weeds.

The prophecies of the New Testament are like the blueprint of a house that will be built. They were promised beforehand in writing so that when they are accomplished people can believe in that accomplishment. God told both the prophet Jeremiah (approximately 2,600 years ago, Jer 31:27) and Jesus (approximately 2,000 years, Mt 13:24-43) what he would fulfill today. Today, according to Rev 14, the work of harvesting is being carried out and the prophecies are being fulfilled.

People who refuse to believe in today’s fulfillment even after being told are like the people of Adam’s world who refused to believe in the time of Noah’s flood. They are also like the Physical Israelites who refused to believe in the time of the first coming when Jesus Christ fulfilled the Old Testament. Although they said, “Lord, Lord,” with their lips, they did not truly believe in the promises (prophecies). When the spiritual kingdom, which has been established in heaven, descends with all the holy spirits to the kingdom that is established today on earth, the spirits and flesh unite. This is the marriage of spirit and flesh. This is the creation of heaven and earth (Rv 21).

We proclaim the fact that the prophecies of the New Testament have been fulfilled here on earth today and that we have witnessed their fulfillment. In spite of all the persecution we are receiving, SCJ is obeying the command of Jesus by testifying to all Christians about what has been seen and heard (Rv 10:8-11). We pray that all believers would examine our testimony, believe it, and be saved.

(From now on we will explain plainly the secrets of the kingdom of heaven that Jesus prophesied in parables in the New Testament.)


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