[Correct Understanding of the Bible and Shincheonji] Freedom, Love, and Peace

[Correct Understanding of the Bible and Shincheonji]

Freedom, Love, and Peace

What is freedom, what is love, and what is peace? Many people have sought freedom and peace through faith, even to the point of martyrdom.

Since childhood, I (the Promised Pastor) have believed in God, praying to Him while gazing at the sky. This seems to be an innate part of me. When my grandfather raised me, he often said, "It is by the blessing of the God of heaven that humans, animals, and plants all live." So, I believed his words.

I have always had a deep desire to understand the history, prophecies, and realities of the Bible. I would often wonder, "If God exists, even though we are sinners, why does He not reveal Himself to those who sincerely seek Him?" At times, I felt resentment. Considering the history of the Bible, one could argue that humanity’s sins are to blame, but how could newborns today bear any responsibility for sins they never committed? Still, I thought there must be a greater purpose behind it all. I believe temperament is innate, yet as I grew, history, education, and learning shaped my knowledge, reasoning, and ideas. Differences in thought and ideology have led to wars. However, no one born into this world wishes to die in war. Then why do people fight to the point of death?

For the cause of ending wars and achieving peace worldwide, I have traveled around the globe 32 times, meeting former and current presidents, chief justices, parliamentary leaders, and university presidents. I built friendships, formed bonds, and promised to work together to create a legacy of eternal peace for future generations. These promises and commitments, sealed with signatures, are preserved in photographs. These photos will serve as timeless lessons for global peace. In the Philippines, where approximately 120,000 people had died over 40 years of armed conflict in Mindanao, I gathered religious leaders from opposing sides and called for an end to the war. They signed a peace agreement, which was a civilian-led, peaceful resolution without the use of force. To commemorate this historic peace accord, a peace monument was erected in that nation. Similar monuments commemorating my peace efforts are also installed at the Peace Training Institute in Goseong-ri, Cheongpyeong-myeon, Gapyeong County.

Jesus, who fulfilled the Old Testament, taught us to love our neighbors as ourselves and called for peace. He bore the sins of the world and promised to return. Following this example, I traveled the globe 32 times, proclaiming love and peace, resulting in peace monuments being established in many nations. War, caused by the decisions of adults, has claimed the lives of countless young students and youth who never even had the chance to bloom. These young people perished on battlefields from starvation or gunfire. Ask those who now lie in graves, having died in war: Do you believe war was worth the sacrifice of your precious youth? Is it still worth fighting? Why do we fight? Is it not for power? What, then, is politics? Is politics to kill people or to save them? And what is love?

Revelation chapters 6, 7, and 21 foretell the disappearance of the first heaven and first earth and the creation of a new heaven and new earth. Revelation warns that adding to or subtracting from this book will result in exclusion from heaven and the receipt of curses (Revelation 22:18–19). “Pastors, Protestant believers, and those persecuting Shincheonji,  have you not added to or subtracted from Revelation? Shincheonji, persecuted by Protestantism, has a profound understanding of the Book of Revelation.”

Just as the religious leaders in Jerusalem during Jesus’ first coming misunderstood the Old Testament and condemned Him as a heretic and demon, today, Protestantism, without understanding the meaning of the New Testament’s Revelation, persecutes Shincheonji. To determine who is true and who is false, I proposed a public Bible examination based on the New Testament’s Revelation before the masses, but not a single person responded.

Revelation warns that those who add to or subtract from it will be cursed and barred from heaven. Shincheonji, having mastered Revelation, will enter heaven, while Protestants—including theology doctors, pastors, evangelists, teachers, and believers—who have all added to or subtracted from the book of Revelation, will not. What authority, then, do such individuals have to call others heretics?

Heaven is a paradise overflowing with freedom, love, and peace. Let us all master Revelation and enter heaven. Amen. I believe.

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