What is the Shincheonji Church?
What is the Christian Council of Korea, CCK?
What is the Shincheonji Church and Christian Council of Korea (CCK)?
Shincheonji Church
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Christian Council of Korea, CCK
What is the CCK, and what is the New Heaven and New Earth, Shincheonji Church? The CCK is the traditional denominations who have gathered under the leadership of the Presbyterian Church, and the Presbyterian Church was created by Calvin, the murderer.
Shincheonji Church (The New Heaven and New Earth), the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony, does not belong to any religious body, and they are the 12 tribes, a new religious body and new people who were harvested and sealed, that are promised in the Revelation of the New Testament. (Rv 7, 14) Therefore, they are the promised nation and the promised people (It is the same place mentioned in 2 Cor 6:14~18). It is the New Heaven and New Earth (Shincheonji) created after the corruption and culmination of the First Heaven and First Earth, the Spiritual Israel.
The CCK created an organization called “the Cult Countermeasure Committee” and cult specialists in order to stop people going to the New Heaven and New Earth just like the serpents, the Pharisees, who stood at the Jerusalem Temple in Matthew 23.
The CCK has split into two (Christian Council of Korea and Communion of Churches in Korea), and has called Pastor Choi[The denomination that Pastor Choi was part of (Presbyterian Church of Korea) left the Christian Council of Korea to join the Communion of Churches in Korea.], who had worked for 10 years as a member of the Cult Countermeasure Committee and a cult specialist within the CCK, the worst heresy, and they are calling each other heresies. In doing so, they are calling themselves heresies and this fact is unchangeable. Also, they buy and sell the spot of the chairman of the CCK with money, so this can be the basis for calling each other heresies.
They are selling and buying positions within the church with the money that the congregation has offered to God, so how can God just stand by and watch? Won’t he destroy them (the CCK)? The drastic fall of the number of congregation members is showing how it has become obsolete and outdated and is disappearing (refer to Heb 8:13).
The people who belong to the CCK, including the theology seminaries, pastors, elders, and denominations, have no knowledge of the Bible, and have added and subtracted from the Book of Revelation, and there is no one who has taken to heart what is written in it (refer to Rv 1:3). Therefore, they did not keep but disobeyed the New Testament, the new covenant, just like the Physical Israelites (Jer 31:31~32) and Adam (Hos 6:7). Can those who do not keep the New Testament be saved?
Also, at the time of Jesus’ First Coming just as the serpents, the pastors of Jerusalem who did not keep the covenant but called Jesus a heresy, today the pastors of the CCK who have added and subtracted from the Revelation are calling the people of the New Heaven and New Earth Shincheonji, the new people of the covenant who have kept the new convent, heresies; Is this not blaming the innocent?
No matter what anyone says, the Bible will be fulfilled as promised. Who can stop this?
The Babylon written about in Daniel 2 was a place formed of many provinces. In the same way, the CCK was formed of many religious bodies. However, each body has its own laws and beliefs. Therefore, the pastor of one denomination cannot become a pastor of another, and he or she must learn the laws and beliefs of the new denomination before he or she is able to stand at the pulpit. How is this any different from Babylon?
There is the physical Babylon and the spiritual Babylon. Physical Babylon[It was originally an ancient city built near the banks of the Euphrates River, approximately 50km south of Baghdad, and the kingdom of Babylon was built around this ancient city.] was the old name for the land of Iraq, and spiritual Babylon is the people of Satan. The Babylon that consumed God’s people in the Book of Revelation is referring to the Babylon that consumed the Israelites mentioned in the Book of Daniel in the Old Testament.
In the perspective of the “New Covenant and Faith”, there was first the prophecy then the fulfillment, regardless of the era. It was like this at the times of Abraham and Moses, and at the times of the prophets of the Old Testament and Jesus, and it is the same for the prophecy and fulfillment of the New Testament. Faith is believing in the promise. Jesus has said that He has told us now before it happens, so that when it does happen, people will believe (Jn 14:29). In the same way, Apostle Paul said that we will become of the children of God and heirs through the faith that will be revealed. (Gal 3:23~4:7)
Today, the Revelation of the New Testament is a promise and covenant with us, and those who believe in the promise (covenant) will keep it when it is being fulfilled. Today, there is salvation through keeping the “covenant of the blood” that was promised through Jesus’ blood, the new covenant.
Jesus has received the book from God’s hand (Rv 5), has removed the seals, opened it, and fulfilled it (Rv 6, 8), fed the book to the pastor through the angel (Rv 10), and has called him to be his messenger and has sent him to the churches to testify the words of the book (the prophecies) and what has been fulfilled according to those words (Rv 22:16).
You must be able to recognize Jesus, the one that God promised at the time of the First Coming and at the Second Coming, and you must be able to recognize the messenger that Jesus has promised. This messenger is the promised pastor whom Jesus has promised through the new covenant. Those who know and believe the New Testament will know this.
In every era, a promised pastor is prophesied, and appears according to the prophecy. However, if one does not have knowledge of the prophecies in the Bible, one cannot recognize the pastor promised by God. Only those who believe and keep the promise will know the betrayers, destroyers, and the promised pastor (refer to 2 Thes 2:1~4). The pastors and congregation members of today know Jesus that God promised at the time of the Old Testament, but they do not know the promised pastor that Jesus promised at the time of the New Testament. One cannot receive salvation without knowing. Only those who know will be saved.
