Prophecy and Fulfillment

Shincheonji claims that they have the fulfillment of the Book of Revelation, and that in order for one to receive salvation, one must believe in the testimony of their leader, Lee Manhee. Click here to view the original source of these articles.

Shincheonji claims that the “New Covenant”—the Book of Revelation—is central to their faith. According to them, understanding its prophecy and fulfillment is essential, as it constitutes the “word of testimony” that believers must know, perceive, and understand. This includes both their commentary on Revelation and their claims of its fulfillment.

When engaging with an SCJ member, they often appeal to their interpretation of Revelation’s fulfillment as proof of their faith. However, examining how their teachings have been revised, altered, and reinterpreted over time exposes inconsistencies and reveals that their claims are not grounded in truth but rather in faulty logic and a deceptive testimony.

Although SCJ now acknowledges a doctrine of “progressive revelation,” this was not always their stance. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, they taught that Lee Manhee had complete knowledge of Revelation’s physical fulfillment in advance, asserting that he received direct communication from God, Jesus, and the angels.

Deuteronomy 18:20-22 warns believers to test a prophet to determine whether they truly speak on behalf of God. When scrutinizing SCJ’s shifting interpretations and supposed fulfillments, it becomes evident that they fail this biblical test—despite their recent attempts to justify past inaccuracies under the guise of progressive revelation.

In the following articles, I provide a detailed analysis of the discrepancies in Shincheonji’s ever-changing claims regarding who fulfills what, the shifting dates, and even the evolving identities of key figures in the Book of Revelation. I examine contradictions in their teachings, such as their changing interpretation of the beast of the earth, the failed fulfillments of Revelation 7 and Revelation 18 that later required updates, and the broader inconsistencies in their prophetic timeline. Through these examples, I demonstrate why Shincheonji’s testimony about Revelation’s fulfillment is neither reliable, trustworthy, nor true.

1. Revelation 1 – Lee Manhee’s Ordination and Baek’s Recreation Sect
2. Revelation 2 – 3: The Reality of the Tabernacle Temple and the 7 Letters
3. Revelation 4 – 5: Does Shincheonji represent the true image of the spiritual world?
4. Revelation 6: The Four Horsemen, the sun, moon, and stars and the 7 seals
5. Revelation 7: The many changes of Revelation 7
6. Revelation 8 – 9: What happened to the “trumpets”?
7. Revelation 10: The unreliable testimony of the open scroll
8. Revelation 11 – Too many changes to count.
9. Revelation 12 – 13: The Beast with 7 Heads and 10 Horns and the Woman fleeing to the desert
10. Revelation 14: The changing sealed requirements
11. Revelation 15 – The Temple of the Tabernacle of Testimony and the many changes
12. Revelation 16  – 17: The Missing Bowls
13. Revelation 18: The Fire and the Stewardship Education Institute (Center)
14. The Real Reasons Behind the Tabernacle Temple’s Destruction and Sale
15. SCJ’s Fulfillment of Revelation Part 1
16. SCJ’s Fulfillment of Revelation Part 2
17. SCJ and the Testimony of the General Assembly Elder
18. Testimony of the Curriculum Architect
19. Testimony of a 30 year former member of SCJ
20. Testimony of a former head instructor and Tabernacle Temple
21. Testimony of a former SCJ HQ worker
22. Testimony of the 7 Bowls
23. Lee Man-hee’s Abuse Victim breaks silence
24. How SCJ manipulates Biblical Geography
25. Mr. Oh Publicly challenges Lee Man-hee
26. The Reality of the “peace work” of Mindanao
27. Organized Crime of Shincheonji
28. Reddit Testimonies
29. History of the Korean Cults – Episode One
30. History of the Korean Cults – Episode Two
31. History of the Korean Cults – Episode Three