[scj series] Reality of the Fulfillment of Revelation

Chapter 19 is framed around the marriage supper of the Lamb, which SCJ interprets as the moment when those who have overcome—the victorious believers from the Second Tabernacle—gather with God, …

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 …