The Prophecy and Fulfillment of Revelation 17

The Prophecy and Fulfillment

of Revelation 17

 

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The Summary of the Prophecy and

Fulfillment of Revelation

(Chapters 1-22)

Revelation 17 is about the judgment of the prostitute (the head of Satan’s pastors) and the mystery of Satan’s pastors.  The prostitute is glittering with gold, precious stones, and pearls like one of the cherubs that betrayed in Ezekiel 28; the cherub was in the Garden of Eden and was adorned with every precious stone as well.  The prostitute is the mother of Satan’s pastors, and she comes to an end as she receives judgment from the 8th king who is also known as the beast of the earth with ten horns.  The beast and the ten horns take over Babylon, the prostitute’s kingdom.
The 7 heads and the beast with 10 horns are the group of the dragon that entered the tabernacle of heaven in Revelation 13.

 

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The Church and Congregation Members at the End of the Religious World

 

Let’s look at the relationship between the prostitute and the pastor seen in Revelation 17.

First, pastors unite with the prostitute, who is the pastor of Babylon.

Next, the pastors feed the wine of adulteries, which they received from the prostitute, to their congregation members.

‘The beast with seven heads and ten horns’ that the prostitute rides is the same one who entered the tabernacle of heaven in Revelation 13, and fought and defeated the congregation members, who ended up receiving the mark of the beast on their right hands and foreheads.

Why wouldn’t the one who has seen all these events at the location know who this person is?

If one is interested in the kingdom of heaven, then one would have prayed to know the meaning of the words of the Bible.

Everyone believed their denominations are orthodox until today that is; however, this thought of ‘we are orthodox’ comes from not knowing the events of the Bible.

One must believe in the promised words, not  believe in the words of one’s own church that claims it to be orthodox or be complacent at the time of Revelation.

 

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The Church and Congregation Members

 at the End of the Religious World

 

 

In the New Testament, Promised Pastor and Temple

  
The Pastor and Temple that are Promised
in the New Testament


  

You must be know the appearance of physical entity(Jn 2:19~22, 10:30) the pastor and temple that had promised in the Old Testament, but do you know the appearance of physical entity the pastor and temple that have promised in New Testament?

  

 



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 The pastor and temple that are promised in the New Testament

God's chosen pastor at the end of the age, at the time of Revelation, becomes God's temple (1Co 3:16-17). Refusing to believe in the words of Jesus’ promises is the same as refusing to believe in Jesus or the Bible.

There is only one God,
one Jesus, one Bible,
one promised pastor,
and one temple!

All believers must strive to find the pastor promised in the New Testament using the Bible (Mt 6:33).

Because the promised pastor unites with the promised spirit of truth (i.e. the Counselor or Advocate), he testifies about the fulfillment of the New Testament prophecies and the revealed word of God (Jn 14:16-17, 26; Rev 10, Rev 22:16-17). Everyone must understand and believe that there is only one person who receives the revealed word in Rev 5 and Rev 10. Only one person receives the scroll written directly by God. All believers must seek that promised pastor and learn from him.

 

 

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Promised Pastor

Whoever has ears, let them hear
what the Spirit says to the churches!!

 

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Religion, Pastor and Faith

Main reference: Rev 3:12, 21

Originally, the holy God was with Adam, who had no sin (Gn 2), but God left him when he committed sin (Gn 3, 6).
God and Jesus, who have no sins, want to come back to people and become one with them (Rv 21:1-3).
Thus, in order to forgive the sins of mankind, he made sinless Jesus carry the cross (Is 53; Jn 1:29; Jn 19).

Buddha Siddhartha Gautama, Confucius, and Isaiah neither had the power nor right to get rid of the sins of mankind, let alone their own. It is clear that we sinners need God and Jesus above all things. God’s work is to save people from their sins by the blood of a righteous man, Jesus. It is also to seize Satan, who makes people commit sin, and throw him into the Abyss. Jesus came to this earth just as the prophets (Moses, Isaiah, Siddhartha, and Confucius) had prophesied, and fulfilled the Old Testament. Then he prophesied again about the future (i.e. the New Testament). This prophecy was concerning a promise to send a pastor in his name (Mt 23:39; Jn 14).

God, heaven, and the angels came to Jesus at the First Coming (Mt 3:16-17; 4:17), and Jesus said, ‘No one comes to the Father except through me’ (Jn 14:6). Likewise, today, even if one says he believes in Jesus, if one does not believe in the word of God (i.e. if he does not believe the promised pastor) that was spoken through the lips of Jesus, then he cannot come to heaven, God, or Jesus.

This is because heaven, God, and Jesus have come to the one who overcomes, the promised pastor (Rv 3:12). If the believers truly believe in Jesus, they also must believe in what he promised.

• Rev 3:12

The one who is victorious I will make a pillar in the temple of my God. Never again will they leave it. I will write on them the name of my God and the name of the city of my God, the new Jerusalem, which is coming down out of heaven from my God; and I will also write on them my new name.

• Rev 3:21

To the one who is victorious, I will give the right to sit with me on my throne, just as I was victorious and sat down with my Father on his throne.