The 5th Wave: A Massive Theological Movement
The "2026 Nationwide Bible Seminar Tour," which began in Gwangju and swept through Seoul, Busan, and Incheon, reached a fever pitch in Daegu on April 18. Held at the Hotel Interburgo, the event drew 1,500 participants, including 120 prominent religious and social leaders.
With this latest stop, the tour’s cumulative attendance has surpassed 33,200, with nearly 780 pastors from established denominations participating—a clear sign that the denominational walls are not just cracking, but crumbling.
Chairman Lee Man-hee: "Verification Over Tradition"
The highlight of the seminar was the lecture by Chairman Lee Man-hee, who delivered a message focused on the "physical reality" of biblical prophecy.
The 90% Threshold: Chairman Lee boldly declared that over 90% of the prophecies in the Book of Revelation have already been fulfilled in reality.
Self-Reflection: He challenged the audience, stating that salvation is not guaranteed by mere church affiliation. "In the drama of Revelation—among the betrayers, destroyers, and the savior—you must identify where you stand," he urged.
A Call to Clergy: He didn't shy away from addressing the established clergy, insisting that pastors and theologians must fully master the Scriptures themselves before teaching others. He reiterated his offer for public verification and open debate, emphasizing that the Truth is already globally accessible via YouTube.
The "A-Pastor" Phenomenon: From Opposition to Exchange
What made the Daegu seminar truly historic was the testimony of Pastor A, a seasoned Presbyterian minister and alumnus of prestigious seminaries (Youngnam & Presbyterian University & Theological Seminary). After 27 years of overseas mission work, his transformation has sent shockwaves through the religious community.
The Minandaeo Connection: Pastor A shared that his heart opened after learning about Chairman Lee’s pivotal role in ending the 40-year conflict in Mindanao, Philippines.
Radical Collaboration: His shift in perception led to "Cross-Preaching" (interchanging pulpits for Sunday services) and formal MOUs between his church and Shincheonji—a level of cooperation previously thought impossible.
A Call for Unity: "It is time to discard the 'heresy' labels and unite under the Bible for the revival of the Korean church," Pastor A passionately advocated.
Data-Driven Growth: The MOU Surge
The numbers presented by the Dadaeo Tribe further underscored this shift. As of late March 2026, the tribe has signed 797 Word Exchange Agreements (MOUs) with domestic and international churches. This data proves that the movement toward biblical dialogue is a global trend, not an isolated incident.
Beyond Labels, Into the Word
The Daegu seminar demonstrated that the hunger for the "Revealed Word" is eclipsing long-standing prejudices. When 90% of a prophecy is fulfilled, the remaining 10% is not a matter of "if," but "when." For those seeking the Truth, the message from Daegu was clear: Stop judging from a distance; come and verify for yourself.
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Revelation 22:18-19 says that anyone who adds to or takes away from the book of Revelation cannot enter the kingdom of heaven. If that is the case, how can a place that delivers the truth be considered a cult?
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