UN Human Rights Council Receives Petition on Minorities in South Korea

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[Daejeon] Shincheonji Grand Bible Seminar in Daejon, May 6th 2023


It was awful weather in Korea on the day of the Shincheonji Grand Bible Seminar at Daejeon. Amid heavy rain, many pastors and believers flocked to the seminar. This shows that many people are spiritually hungry and thirsty. I believe that people at the seminar were hydrated spiritually as rain hydrated the earth physically. 

After listening to the Daejeon seminar, I got an impression that what was emphasized this time was a bit different from the previous two seminars - Seoul and Busan seminars. I thought that while the promised pastor was the main focus in previous seminars, the seminar at Daejeon suggested a question of whether or not each of us is created according to Revelation. 


Chairman stated that the betrayers, destroyers, and the savior appear at the time of Revelation and they act according to what is written in the Revelation. The important thing is that the people who will receive salvation is promised in Revelation (Rv.7 ,14, 21). Therefore, to be a reality of people who are saved, we must be reborn with the word of God. In other words, we must know the prophecy and its fulfillment to be born again and to be saved at the time of 2nd coming of Jesus.  


Having said that, then it goes back to the importance of the promised pastor. There is only one person who saw and heard the physical fulfillment of Revelation (Rv22:8), and ate the open book (Rv.10). This is the person whom Jesus sent to churches to testify (Rv.22:16). Thus if anyone wants to become the reality of a person receiving the salvation, one must find the promised pastor and listen to his testimony to be born again with the word of God.
 

What it all goes down to is that we must find the promised pastor, listen to and believe his testimony to be a person who receives salvation. This is what God and Jesus have planned to save people. God and Jesus do not appear to every single believer but chose one person as the messenger of Jesus to testify (Rv 22:16). 


Are you born again with the word of God?
Do you want to be reborn with the word of God?
Are you a true believer who seeks the kingdom of God and to be saved? 
Then why don't you take a chance to listen to the testimony of Jesus' messenger?

To find out more about the seminar, you can go to Shincheonji's official Youtube channel and listen to the replay of the seminar!




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