Changing the world one heart at a time

July 2008

ShinToon - Thoughtless Faith

The creation of heaven and earth

Just as God the creator carried out his creative work in the spiritual realm, he creates heaven and earth here in the physical world. This is the creation of heaven and earth (Gen 1:1; Rev 21:1).

The command God gave Moses

  • According to all that I am showing you – the pattern of the tabernacle and the pattern of all its furnishings – you must make it exactly so. (Ex 25:9)

The scriptures that testify about cults and antichrists

In 1 Jn 2:18-19, the antichrists are called those who “went out from us.” Jude similarly defines the antichrists as those who failed to keep their positions of authority, but abandoned their own homes to form sects. These people lack the spirit – they belong to the world of flesh. There are certain people who have left the positions to which they had been appointed in Shinchonji (SCJ). They have abandoned their home just like Cain and Balaam (Jude 1:6; Jude 1:11; Jude 1:17-19). They are deceiving (Matt 24:24-25) God’s elect (the members of the 12 tribes). They criticize SCJ, they tell lies about us (Matt 7:1-5) in their seminars, and they persecute and curse our members. Jesus said, “They will put you out of the synagogue, yet a time is coming when the one who kills you will think he is offering service to God,” (Jn 16:2). In fulfillment of Jesus’ words, the congregation members of SCJ have been excommunicated from their former churches. They have suffered violence and have even been killed.

What is true faith?

Have you ever wondered what Abraham has to tell us about our lives of faith in today's world? How are we supposed to believe in God? What does his word have to tell us today? Is it even relevant? How can we pray so that we can receive answers? Join us here on Healing All Nations as often as you can and grow with us in the knowledge of the truth.

The tip of the iceberg?

The twelve tribes of the New Testament

Since the scriptures cannot be broken (Jn 10:35), everyone will be judged for their deeds according to what is written in the books (Rev 20:12).

When Jesus overcame the world of Physical Israel and chose his twelve disciples, he created twelve tribe leaders who will sit on twelve thrones judging the twelve tribes of Israel (Lk 22:28-30). They became the foundation of the holy city of New Jerusalem when they were martyred for the sake of the word (Rev 21:10-20). Revelation prophesies the end of the age in which the sun, moon and stars darken and fall (Rev 6).

The prophesied betrayers in the New Testament

The New Testament prophesies about the betrayers, destroyers and savior of the time of the second coming (2 Th 2:1-4). To master the Bible and to acquire the knowledge by which we are saved, all believers must recognize which of these organizations to which they belong.

Who are the betrayers? The New Testament talks about two different types of betrayers. One is the congregation of the first tabernacle, who betrayed God by receiving the mark of the beast and worshipping the beast when the organization of the dragon (i.e. the destroyers) invaded the tabernacle of God at the end of the age of Spiritual Israel (Rev 13). These betraying congregation members were destroyed by the maddening wine of adultery, which intoxicates all nations and leads them astray (Rev 17-18).

The place of salvation at the end of the age

Where is the place of salvation at the end of the Christian world, which is similar to the days of Noah and the time of the first coming?

Throughout the 6,000 years of biblical history, it has been the pastors, whom believers have trusted and followed, that have murdered the messengers sent by God. They have led believers in their own way (Acts 7:51-54; Lk 20:9-15). Jesus commanded us not to persecute or criticize others (Matt 7:1-5). In spite of Jesus' commands, there are people who persecute, criticize, and curse others at public seminars. These people claim to have already been saved, and they claim to be the only true orthodoxy. They even compel believers to leave their home denominations and join their own denomination.

The pride of those who belong to Shinchonji

Believers who have been sealed by the word of God in Shinchonji (SCJ) are proud of their faith and of the fact that they have mastered the Bible, which no one in the world to this point had been able to understand.

Shinchonji, which sealed and approved by the seal of God, is like the world of Noah established after the judgment of Adam’s corrupt generation. SCJ is also like the world of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, that is, the world of Moses that was established after the judgment of Canaan, which represented the fallen world of Noah. Furthermore, SCJ is like the world of Spiritual Israel, which is the world of Jesus and the 12 disciples that was established after the law, the prophets, and the prophecies of Physical Israel came to an end. SCJ has been established as the 12 tribes of New Spiritual Israel today.

A life of faith in Shinchonji Church of Jesus

Since the Bible tells us that a tree is recognized by its fruit (Matt 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?