Shincheonji (SCJ)

Chapter 17 reveals the spiritual identity of Babylon as a prostitute who sits upon many waters. According to Shincheonji doctrine, this woman represents a betraying pastor—specifically Mr. Tak, the former …

Chapter 15 is viewed by Shincheonji (SCJ) as the restoration of narrative order after Revelation 12–14. It begins the climax of God’s judgment through the seven bowls—seen as the final …

Chapter 14 of The Reality of Revelation introduces a major turning point in Shincheonji’s narrative of fulfillment. It centers on the concept of the “eternal gospel” and a newly established, …

Chapter 13 reveals the tragic fall of the chosen people—those once part of the “Tabernacle of Heaven”—who become corrupted and defeated. At the heart of Revelation 13 is the emergence …

Revelation Chapter 12 is a pivotal turning point in Shincheonji theology. It is portrayed as the chapter of salvation and the beginning of God’s kingdom on earth, following the betrayal …

  Chapter 10 introduces a pivotal moment in Shincheonji’s theology—the appointment of the New John, the Promised Pastor. This figure is likened to Apostle John, but not a reincarnation. Instead, …

  Chapter 8 marks the transition from prophecy to physical fulfillment. According to SCJ doctrine, the breaking of the seventh seal (Revelation 8:1) means that the scroll of Revelation has …

  Chapter 6 marks the beginning of judgment within the first tabernacle—what Shincheonji identifies as the “chosen people who betrayed.” These judgments are unveiled through the opening of the six …

  Chapter 4 marks a turning point in the Revelation narrative. After the events of betrayal and destruction in chapters 2 and 3—symbolized by the fall of the seven messengers …

  Chapters 2 and 3 of The Reality of Revelation focus on the seven letters to the seven churches in Asia, which Shincheonji teaches are not simply historical messages to …