[Shinchonji-LeeManHee] A life of faith in Shinchonji Church of Jesus

The correct understanding of the Bible and of Shinchonji

 – The New Heaven and New Earth

This site and all of its content has been written according to the Bible. Our purpose is to instruct all Christians in a deeper knowledge of God’s word and to lead them to a deeper faith.

A life of faith in Shinchonji Church of Jesus

Since the Bible tells us that a tree is recognized by its fruit (Mt 7:15-20), everyone will be judged for his or her deeds according to what is written in the books (Rev 20:11-12).

People who belong to the 12 tribes of Shinchonji have mastered the Bible. The one who overcomes (i.e. the pastor promised in the Bible) has received the opened book from heaven, and according to heaven’s command, he is proclaiming the word without cost (Rev 10; Rev 22:17). This is the way of the true orthodoxy. Shouldn’t we give a hungry person something to eat? Shouldn’t we give a thirsty soul a drink of the water that leads to eternal life?

Some people, however, refuse to listen; they refuse to receive the spiritual food and drink that we have to offer. If my family is unable to eat because I have nothing to offer, and if someone donates food so that my family can eat, shouldn’t I thank them a hundred times over? Shouldn’t I be embarrassed that I could not provide for my own family? Unfortunately, there are people who curse and slander the generous individuals who provided food for them in their time of need. They reject the one bearing the spiritual food and living water, “Mind your own business. Are you holier than I am?” (Isa 65:5-6). They look on the words of God being conveyed to them with contempt and persecute the person conveying them as a heretic (Jer 6:10). How can they be saved when they say such things?

The blind are leading the blind (Isa 29:9-14; Isa 42:18-20). Isn’t this the reality of today’s Christian world? No one knows the Bible and no one understands God’s will. The Bible says that no one should add to or take away anything from the prophecies, but no one understands or even tries to understand Revelation. In the midst of this sea of ignorance, Shinchonji has established the 12 tribes of God’s kingdom (Rev 7). The world is truly blessed because God, who is the source of blessings, is with us.

All the pastors of the world must honestly repent and confess their ignorance of the word to God. They should receive the revelation that has come from heaven and use it to feed their hungry people so they too can attain salvation. They should not make the same mistakes as those who have slandered and persecuted the messengers God has sent for the past 6,000 years. Instead, it is time that they ask the Lord for forgiveness.