Shinchoenji truth - The scriptures that testify about cults and antichrists

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In 1Jn 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 Shincheonji (SCJ). They have abandoned their home just like Cain and Balaam (Jude 1:6, 11, 17-19). They are deceiving (Mt 24:24-25) God’s elect (the members of the 12 tribes). They criticize SCJ, they tell lies about us (Mt 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.

Can anyone who behaves in the manner described above be considered a true believer? Can they be saved? According to the words of Jesus (Mt 5:10-12; Mt 23:30-36; Jn 15:18-24; Ac 7:51-54), people who persecute belong to Satan (devil) and those who are persecuted belong to God. Moses was persecuted by the Egyptians for the sake of the Israelites. Jesus was persecuted by the priests and people of Physical Israel. Shincheonji Church of Jesus is being persecuted by the pastors and congregation members of today’s churches. In some ways this can be considered the greatest persecution in the past 6,000 years of biblical history.

The Bible tells us that we must eat Jesus’ flesh and blood in order to be saved (Jn 6:51-57; Rev 5:9-10; Rev 7:14). The Bible also clearly says that everyone must pray in the name of Jesus to have their prayers answered (Jn 14:13-14; Jn 16:23, 26). One former member who used to have a very high position within SCJ told a nationwide audience that we must eat the flesh and blood of the SCJ chairman to be saved. He said that we must pray in the chairman’s name for our prayers to be answered. In saying such things this person failed to maintain his position as head of a branch church. He has since been thrown out and has united with another pastor outside of SCJ. So in summary, there is a former SCJ member who was thrown out for saying that believers must eat and drink the flesh and blood of the SCJ chairman, there is another pastor who received this former SCJ member and now acknowledges him as orthodox, and there is the one who threw the blasphemous person out of SCJ. Among these three individuals, who truly believes Jesus and who has acted according to his will? According to the Bible, everyone will be judged for his or her deeds according to what is written in the books (Rev 20:12). According to the definition in the books of prophecy in the Bible, everyone who performs the actions of an evildoer will be judged according to the words of Rev 20:12. True believers of the Bible acknowledge this word.

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