Main references: Rv 13, Rv 12 (Mt 24)
Among the betrayers, destroyers and the savior, it is the savior who helps the saints of God to attain these five qualifications. This is how he is able to save people. It is also these five qualifications that the pastor promised by God must testify.
* The destroyers
The destroyers are the devil and his pastors. Their work is to deceive and destroy the chosen people, just as portrayed in Revelation 2 and Matthew 24. According to Revelation 13, the destroyers made the people of God, the chosen people, become their possession and destroyed them. He wanted to rule over all which belongs to God by being like God. This devil was the ancient serpent in Genesis 3, who enticed Adam and Eve, and who made the entire creation of God, his possession. At the time of Jesus’ First Coming, he was the pastor of the Pharisees, the snakes, who expelled John the Baptist from the Jerusalem temple--John was the messenger who prepared the way of God's temple, Jerusalem, at Jesus' First Coming--and gained control over this temple (Mt 23:2, 33). These entities are the destroyers and this is the work, which the destroyers carry out.
* The destroyers
The destroyers are the devil and his pastors. Their work is to deceive and destroy the chosen people, just as portrayed in Revelation 2 and Matthew 24. According to Revelation 13, the destroyers made the people of God, the chosen people, become their possession and destroyed them. He wanted to rule over all which belongs to God by being like God. This devil was the ancient serpent in Genesis 3, who enticed Adam and Eve, and who made the entire creation of God, his possession. At the time of Jesus’ First Coming, he was the pastor of the Pharisees, the snakes, who expelled John the Baptist from the Jerusalem temple--John was the messenger who prepared the way of God's temple, Jerusalem, at Jesus' First Coming--and gained control over this temple (Mt 23:2, 33). These entities are the destroyers and this is the work, which the destroyers carry out.
* The betrayers
The betrayers are the pastors and the congregation members, who were once likened unto the sun, moon and stars, and who once used to be a part of God. Having forsaken the commands of God and his word of promise, they instead believe and follow the devil, his pastors and their doctrines. This is the act of betrayal. The betrayers’ actions resemble those of Adam and Eve (Gn 3), Solomon (1Kgs 11), the Physical Israelites in Jerusalem, as well as Cain and Balaam and the fallen angels in the book of Jude. In addition to these entities, the betrayers are also symbolized in 2Peter 2, as a dog who returns to its vomit and a sow that is washed but goes back to wallowing in the mud. Also the betrayers of today are like the congregation members of the tabernacle of heaven, which we find in Revelation 13. Despite the betrayal of the chosen people, their descendants may not realize it and may go on thinking of themselves as the chosen people. Also there were times when the events of betrayal and destruction took place within the same generation. The Physical Israelites committed betrayal during the time of Solomon. At the time of Jesus' First Coming, the chosen people of Jerusalem where John the Baptist conducted his ministry also betrayed God by appointing the snake-like pastors (the Pharisees) and worshiped them. Likewise, today, just as in the time of the First Coming, the congregation members of the tabernacle of heaven worshiped gentile pastors in Revelation 13, and in doing so, betrayed God.
* The way of distinction
In the Bible, the pastor of God and the pastor of the devil can be recognized by their deeds. The prophecies of Revelation in the New Testament record the actions of the betrayers, the destroyers and of the savior. Just as it says a tree is recognized by its fruit (Mt 12:33; Lk 6:43-44), one's actions serve as the evidence that testifies to what kind of entity they belong.
In the Bible, the pastor of God and the pastor of the devil can be recognized by their deeds. The prophecies of Revelation in the New Testament record the actions of the betrayers, the destroyers and of the savior. Just as it says a tree is recognized by its fruit (Mt 12:33; Lk 6:43-44), one's actions serve as the evidence that testifies to what kind of entity they belong.
* The promised pastor's work
The promised pastor sent by God testifies about the work of the betrayers, the work of the destroyers, and the work of the savior. This testimony is based on the fulfillment of the recorded prophecies that have appeared and the deeds conducted in accordance to those recorded prophecies. The saints are able to have faith in the fulfilled physical realities and understand them, through the word of prophecy recorded in the Bible. The savior is the one who is able to testify about the betrayers and destroyers. He testifies about the actual realities, which he has seen and heard.
Once again, out of the seven billion people of the world’s population, only the people in whom the aforementioned five qualifications have been fulfilled are those who will attain salvation.
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Shincheonji is the place where the Promised Pastor testifies Jesus' testimony in the Book of Revelation~!
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