Faith in the Promise and the Objective of a Life of Faith

There ​​is ​nothing false in the words of ​the ​Bible. ​God fulfilled everything ​according ​to ​the ​promises in ​the Bible. Thus, we believe ​in ​the promises ​in the Bible. ​Moreover, ​​all ​believers in Christianity, whoever it may ​be, ​carry ​out their lives ​of ​faith ​in ​order to ​gain the kingdom of heaven ​and ​eternal life. The ​book of Revelation ​is ​​the ​last promise that God will fulfill. ​Since ​Adam ​until now, in ​this ​world ​a ​war between ​God and the devil has ​been ​taking place. ​A war also ​takes ​​place ​at this time of Revelation’s fulfillment, ​and ​God’s ​kingdom is re-created ​due ​to ​God ​being victorious ​in this war. This last ​work, ​Revelation, has ​been approximately 80-90% ​fulfilled. ​​Do ​you see, hear, and believe? The ​most ​important ​things in this ​Revelation ​are ​the ​appointment of ​the promised pastor, who is ​the ​one who ​speaks on Jesus’ ​behalf, ​​the ​work of harvesting those born of ​God’s ​seed, ​the work of ​sealing, ​and ​the ​work of ​creating the 12 tribes. Today, ​the ​new work ​of the creation ​of ​​the ​12 tribes of Shincheonji has been ​fulfilled. ​What ​remains now is ​the ​judgment ​of ​Babylon, the ​kingdom of demons that deceived ​all ​nations. As ​for this judgment, ​God ​​does ​the judgment Himself. Therefore, believers must ​verify: ​Who ​am I according ​to ​the ​New ​Testament Bible? ​Have I truly been created ​according ​to the ​New Testament Bible? ​Aren’t ​​these ​words correct? Have you been born ​of ​God’s ​seed? If one ​has ​been ​born ​of God’s ​seed, then God’s seed would ​be ​in his ​heart; if one ​has ​​been ​harvested, then he would be in ​the ​144,000 ​of the 12 ​tribes ​in ​Rv ​14 and ​7; if one has been ​sealed, ​then his ​name would be ​written ​​on ​the list (register) of the 12 ​tribes, ​the ​promised kingdom. False ​believers ​are ​those ​for whom ​these three things do not ​apply. ​Of course, ​they will be ​thrown ​​into ​the fiery lake of burning sulfur ​at ​the ​time of judgment. Why ​do ​you ​not ​believe in ​the word of promise? The ​congregation ​members of ​the traditional churches, ​which ​​are ​the subjects of the kingdom, have ​completely ​added ​to and subtracted ​from ​the ​book ​of Revelation. ​Hence, they did not become ​a ​part of ​the 12 tribes ​of ​​the ​promised kingdom. Are these words not ​facts? ​It ​says that if ​one ​adds ​to ​or subtracts ​from this book, Revelation, then ​he ​will enter ​the fires of ​hell. ​​[The ​members of] Shincheonji have been born ​of ​God’s ​seed, have been ​harvested, ​have ​been ​sealed, and ​have been registered in the ​12 ​tribes. The ​congregation members of ​the ​​traditional ​churches will be burned in hell ​after ​only ​persecuting just like ​at ​the ​time ​of Jesus’ ​first coming. In the 6,000 ​years ​of Biblical ​history to today, ​those ​​who ​have received the spirit of the ​devil ​have ​consistently been habitually ​persecuting ​every ​time ​God’s work ​takes place. Are these words ​not ​facts? The ​price for not ​believing ​​despite ​Revelation, the word of promise, being ​fulfilled ​is ​the fiery lake. ​ True ​believers ​believe ​in the ​promises in the Bible, and ​the ​objective for ​a life of ​faith ​​is ​the kingdom of heaven and eternal ​life. ​Shincheonji ​believes in the ​promises ​in ​the ​New Covenant ​Revelation, it has been sealed ​with ​the revealed ​word, and it ​is ​​singing ​the new song on Mount Zion, ​which ​is ​the place of ​salvation. ​I ​mean, ​the new ​song in Rv 14:1-3. This ​is ​the new ​song that no ​one ​​other ​than the sealed 144,000 of the ​12 ​tribes ​knows. Amen.