The Proof for Believing in God

The Proof for Believing in God

 

God is the one and only God (Jn 17:3). He is the creator of heaven and earth and the source of all blessings (Gn 1:1; Rom 1:20). What is the evidence for believing in God?

 

God is the founder of religion and the author of the scriptures (i.e. the Bible). Christians must carry out their lives of faith based on the scriptures. Living people have neither been to heaven, nor have they seen God. We believe in both heaven and God, however, because of the scriptures and because of the spiritual path that has been passed down to us.

 

What acts as evidence to prove a person believes in God? What do we need for God to acknowledge our faith?

 

Since we cannot see him, believing in God’s word is the same as believing in God (refer to Rom 10:17; Heb 11:1). Faith in God’s word, therefore, provides evidence that a person believes in God. John 1:1 says, “In the beginning was the word, and the word was with God, and the word was fully God.” Wherever the word is, there is God; wherever God is, there is the word. Thus, believing in God’s word is the same as believing in God.

 

 

Since the word is life and light, people with the word become light and possess life (Jn 1:1-4, Jn 8:12). The word is also symbolized by the seed of God. Hence, a person born of God’s seed is God’s son (refer to Mt 13:37-38; Jas 1:18; 1 Jn 3:9) and can be created in God’s image and likeness. People without the word, however, do not have God, light, or life. Without being born of God’s seed, they cannot be created into God’s image or likeness.

 

Jesus was the son of God and he was the true light and life. He was also the word created in God’s image and likeness (refer to 1 Jn 1:1-3) because he was born of God’s seed. If we, like Jesus, also receive and are born of God’s seed, we will become like Jesus. This is, in fact, God’s will.

 

The type of faith God acknowledges is faith in the words God promised. When the fulfillment appears according to the words of promise, the faith of people who believe in that fulfillment proves that they really believe in God.

 

Just because a person claims to believe in God with his lips, attends church, makes monetary offerings, does volunteer service, and serves his pastor does not mean that he is acknowledged by God as a true believer. People who are zealous without knowing God’s will or the true meaning of righteousness are simply trying to lift themselves up above others (refer to Rom 10:2-3). More than offering money or giving worship, God wants us to truly know him (refer to Hos 6:6). We prove we believe in God by knowing God and by believing in and obeying his promises (Rv 1:2-3).

 

If we were to give a group of Christians 100 or even 1,000 questions from the New Testament, how many people could answer just one question properly? It wouldn’t surprise me if none of them could answer those questions properly. If this is the case, is it right for these people to claim that they are orthodox or that they have already received salvation and the holy spirit? The Bible says, “Now this is eternal life—that they know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom you sent,” (Jn 17:3). The Bible also says, “For the spirit searches all things, even the deep things of God,” (1 Cor 2:10).

 

We must be honest before others and even more honest before God. Our yes should be yes and our no should be no. We should claim to know only what we really know and admit that we do not know what we do not know. It is only when we earnestly pray to God—when seek to know him and his will—that God will reveal himself to us.

 

Today is the same as the times of Noah and of Jesus’ first coming (Mt 24:37-39; Rv 11:8). The kingdom of heaven is indeed near. Everyone must repent. The words of the promises in the New Testament are being fulfilled. Believing in the words of the promises is believing in Jesus. No one can attain salvation unless they know the words of the promises and their physical fulfillment.

 

All the wealth, fame, and power in the world are nothing but empty dreams. They are not eternal life. We will become believers whom the Lord acknowledges when we seek eternal life and when we understand and obey the Lord’s will.

 

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Religion, Betrayal, & a Rebel

Religion, Betrayal, & a Rebel

 
 
 
Main references: Mt 23 , 24
 
What is religion? What is betrayal, and who is a rebel in a religious sense? ‘Religion’ refers to the education given from, and about, the one and only God, the Creator. ‘Betrayal’ refers to the act of turning ones back from the word of religion (taking the opposite path). A ‘rebel’ or a ‘traitor’ refers to a created being that exalts themselves above the Creator, and opposes the Creator in order to become a ruler.
 
God created the world of spirits first, and then He created the physical world (flesh). The created ‘god’, that is, an angel, is God’s ministering spirit (Heb 1:14). God created the physical world through the angels (Gn 1:26). Since God created all things, God becomes the Father of all things, and the Creator.
 
According to what is recorded in the scriptures, the serpent is the devil, Satan, and the dragon (Rv 12:9; Rv 20:2). He was the creature created by God, and he was one of the wild animals (Gn 3:1). The serpent, which was created, deceived Adam and Eve. How did he deceive them? He deceived them with the fruit of the knowledge of good and evil. Eve did not keep God’s word, but instead she believed in the word of the serpent and ate the fruit of the knowledge of good and evil. She also gave it to her husband Adam, to eat (Gn 2-3). The fruit of good and evil refers to two types of doctrines, both good and evil, being mixed together as one. When the serpent betrayed God, he first became good and evil. He also gave Eve the fruit of good and evil, the lie, which would cause people to betrayal, and had her eat that fruit. The fact this serpent deceived Eve with his greed to become higher than God (Jas 1:15), is the same as opposing God.
 
Let us briefly examine the fruit of the tree of life. According to James 1:18, it says, “He chose to give us birth through the word of truth, that we might be a kind of firstfruits of all He created.” These firstfruits are the 144,000 firstfruits of the twelve tribes in Revelation 14. These are the fruits of the tree of life in Revelation 22, which bears twelve kinds of crops every month. This tree of life symbolizes Jesus.
 
Just as it has been discussed above, the tree which makes known good and evil was the serpent, and the fruit of good and evil was the false word (teaching), and the mentality of the serpent. God’s word is life (Jn 1:1-4), but the word of the serpent is death.
 
Who is the serpent, the tree of the knowledge of good and evil? Who was he that Eve believed in his word? The serpent told Eve she would surely not die, even if she ate the fruit of good and evil, and that she would become like God.
 
2 Thessalonians 2:4 and Ezekiel 28 explain about someone who proclaims himself to be God. Since the scriptures say this person sits in the holy temple of God, he is a leader among the pastors in the religious world. The books of Jude and 2 Peter 2 makes references to the fallen angels who did not keep their positions of authority and abandoned their own home. The guardian cherub in Ezekiel 28 called himself God. This cherub was full of wisdom and a perfect seal. He was adorned with every precious stone, and he was anointed by God. He was in God’s Garden of Eden and walked among the fiery stones. He was blameless because God appointed him, but wickedness was found in him. This cherub was one of the four living creatures. The four living creatures are the archangels who have many heavenly hosts under them (refer to Ez 10). In this way, this cherub became arrogant and proclaimed himself to be God. Since he was the archangel whom God appointed, Eve believed in his word and ate the fruit of good and evil.
 
God appointed Eve as a helper for her husband Adam, but Eve ended up doing something which killed Adam. God appointed Eve just as he appointed the serpent (the cherub in the Garden of Eden), but Eve betrayed God just as the serpent did. This is how sin entered into people from the angel. ‘Man’ is like heaven, whereas ‘woman’ is like the earth, and represents one of the parts of the body. A woman boasting and ruling over a man is an action which is like Eve who sinned. This is why women in Christianity were not treated well (refer to 1 Cor 14:34).
 
The main references for this article, Matthew 23 and 24 bear the same meaning. However, Matthew 23 contains the events of the first coming whereas Matthew 24 contains the events for the second coming.
 
At the time of the first coming, the serpent-like Pharisees (the serpent from Eden), took over Jerusalem. They were sitting in and ruling over the holy temple (Mt 23:2, 33). Even at the time of the second coming, the pastors of Babylon, which is the kingdom of the serpent (the dragon), took over Jerusalem, the temple of Spiritual Israel, and they stood in the holy temple. During the first coming, Jerusalem, the temple of Physical Israel, faced its end. The destroyers were the Pharisees who took over the temple and stood in the holy place. The people, who were destroyed due to their betrayal, were the Jews in Jerusalem who worshiped the Pharisees. This took place just as it was prophesied in Isaiah 1. Likewise, the destruction and the end at the second coming, is upon the tabernacle of heaven (Tabernacle Temple)—spiritual Jerusalem, the temple of Spiritual Israel (Rv 13). The destroyers were the pastors of Babylon, the seven heads and ten horns of the dragon, that is, the Stewardship Education Center. All this took place according to the prophecies recorded in Revelation 13 and Matthew 24.
 
Both at the first and the second coming, one generation came to an end, and the promised new generation began. Since the prophesied events were fulfilled, the saints must believe in the words of promise and keep those promises. In doing so, they will be able to attain salvation. If one adds to and/ or subtracts from the promised Revelation, how can they recognize when the Lord fulfills the promises? They will not receive salvation because they will be unable to recognize the betrayers, destroyers, and the promised pastor, the savior. They will not be able to recognize even if the destroyers stand in the holy altar. They will drink the wine of adulteries the destroyers give, and stagger as a result (Rv 17). 
 
God and His Son, Jesus, came to the world at the first coming. Jesus made known the betrayers (the pastors of the Physical Israelites), the destroyers (the Pharisees), and the savior (Jesus himself). Jesus also testified about the fulfillment of the Old Testament. Today at the second coming, God, Jesus, and heaven have come to this earth. The promised pastor, the one who overcomes, and who is sent in the name of Jesus, has also come. This messenger of the promise has made known and testified about today’s betrayers and destroyers. He has also made known the fact of who the savior is, and he has testified about how the promised Revelation has been fulfilled. What else do you wish to be fulfilled besides this? What else do you wish to know more besides this?
 
The prophecies of Revelation have been fulfilled. The promises of God and Jesus have come to pass and have come to an end. The testimony is also finished. At a time like this, there are people who believe, and there are people who do not believe. It is only those who believe who will be able to attain salvation. The kingdom of promise, which was God’s promise and His will, has been created according to Revelation 7 and 14. One generation was put to an end due to its betrayal (Rv 13), and an eternal new generation has begun, that is, the era of Shincheonji (i.e. new heaven and new earth) (refer to Mt 19:27-29).  Those who do not believe in the Bible are not believers. Those who do not keep the promise cannot attain salvation. What we must believe and keep is the New Testament.
 
I (the promised pastor) did not receive teachings from this world. I was ignorant, and yet, I considered God and God’s word my life. I obeyed them and believed in them. Heaven knows this, and the earth knows this as well. I was nobody, the most foolish and worthless person from the world’s perspective. I was on the bottom, ranked the lowest among all people. They did not like looking at me because I was worthless. One day, I was led by a spirit and started to practice my faith. There was a time when I was harshly persecuted without any reasons. I was in agony and attempted to commit suicide three times. Every time I tried to die, death seemed to get away from me. Even now this world hates this worthless person, but it does not really hate me; it hates the work I have done, and it hates the Lord who has accomplished this work (refer to Jn 15:18-24). I will do all the duties which were given to me; I will do them with the Lord. I do not seek any glory for myself. Any shallow tricks would not work on me.
 
Among the people who were taught by me, some of them rebelled. There have been quite a few people who have done this against me. Their life of faith was not a true life of faith. It was about greed and authority. All I want is faith, obedience, and love. Whoever strays away from these things is an enemy. Every moment I think about God’s work. I hope no one would even attempt to think about how to use me, or deceive me, or abandon me because I am ignorant and worthless. I own nothing. I do not even have my own life. I, who have been born again, want to live with God eternally in heaven forever.
 

What I must make known to this generation is the kingdom of heaven in Revelation 21.

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[SCJ Quote] Return glory to God

 

 

 

" We return glory to God by keeping his word."

 

 

 

 

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The Word of Life

 

 

The Word of Life

 

 

Main reference: Jn 1:1-4

 

In the beginning was the word, and the word was God. Life is in this word. Heaven, earth, and all things were created through this word. If one keeps this word, they will live; but if they do not keep this word, they will die. Since we were created by the word, if anyone does not believe in the word or departs from the word, this lifeline will be disconnected from that person. This is because the word itself is life.

 

‘Man’ was created by the word, and they are protected by the word. Man’s life is in the word, and it is connected to the word. God, who was the word, left man due to their sin. As a consequence, the source of the word which brought life to man, was disconnected. Man was only able to continue to live on the life which was left, and ended up dying as a result; just as if the light of a lamp was snuffed out because the oil was no longer continuing to be refilled. The reason why the lifespan of mankind, the children of Adam, has decreased is because the lifeline, which played the role of the oil for people, was removed from them, and their sins piled up upon one another. Man’s life expectancy has gradually decreased since Adam’s time. People lived for almost 1,000 years at that time, but now people die even before they reach 100 years.

 

The God of the word of life, left man because of sin. Jesus came and bore the cross in order to resolve the problem of this sin. The cross he took up was necessary to reconnect the lifeline between God and mankind. This allows the God of life, who left us, to come back to us.

 

If one desires to receive forgiveness of his sin and to attain eternal life, he must believe in Jesus’ word and act according to its meaning. Since life and the power of creation are in the word, even the people in this world have a saying which says, “Mans’ life and his rich and honor belong to heaven.” Now we must enter into the word and become one family with God. In doing so, we will be able to live eternally with God, the origin of life. This will only be possible because of the grace of Jesus’ blood. 

 

God is the word in the beginning (Jn 1:1); Jesus, with whom God dwelled, is also the word in the beginning (1 Jn 1:1-2). In addition, Jesus also said he was the living bread which came from heaven, and that one would live eternally only by drinking his blood and eating his flesh (Jn 6).

 

Jesus was born from heaven, and he received the revealed scroll, the word of the revelation, just as it is portrayed in Ezekiel chapter 3. This word of the revelation was the living bread from heaven, which leads people to eternal life. Jesus, who received the revelation, stated that no one knows God except the ones who receive the revelation through Jesus (Mt 11:27).

 

Before this revelation comes, believers only teach and learn through teachings of man, just as Isaiah 29:9-14 explains. They come near to God with their lips, but their hearts are far from Him.

 

All people on earth today (believers) know the fulfillment of the Old Testament, but they do not know the New Testament, just as Revelation 5 explains. Since no one knows, not even one person, believers have only taught and learned the teachings of man. They come close to the Lord with their lips, but their hearts are far from the Lord.

 

What believers today must know is not the Old Testament, but the New Testament and its revelation. Believers have been under the fulfillment of the Old Testament until the faith of the New Testament, which should be revealed, comes. But when the faith of the revelation in the New Testament comes, they will no longer be under the supervision of the Old Testament fulfillment, but they will dwell in the faith of the revelation in the New Testament. One will complete his life of faith by believing in the revelation of the New Testament. This is why the scripture says if one adds to and/or subtracts from Revelation, he will be unable to go to heaven and will be cursed (Rv 22:18-19). Is this word a lie? Ask yourself. Ask yourself whether you have added or subtracted from revelation.

 

The promised pastor in Shincheonji has received the revelation of heaven according to Revelation 10. He is making known this revelation just as he was commanded to do. Whoever goes against this and does not like the promised revelation does so because the spirit of the devil is inside them. The reason why the spirit of the devil is inside is because they are born of the genes of the sinner and of the seed of the devil. Only when this type of person is born again of God’s seed, will God’s spirit, the holy spirit, be able to dwell with them.

 

The word in the beginning is God, and it is life. God’s seed of life is God’s word (Lk 8:11). Those who are born of God’s seed are God’s sons (children), and they are qualified to call God, Father. These people are not the old self, but they are the re-born new creations and the people of God’s kingdom (heaven). All saints must enter into the word of the revelation in the New Testament, and they must become God’s family, in order to be qualified to go to heaven. 

 

If anyone thinks they are carrying out a true life of faith, and they are qualified to go to heaven, they will be able to know whether their spirit is in darkness/night, or in light/day, by taking a test with the words of the revelation in the New Testament (1 Thes 5). Are you confident about this test?

 

The true promised pastor, who received the revelation—the living bread from heaven—prays for all people that they will receive the revelation, and will become the family of heaven by understanding and believing in the true will of heaven.

 

 

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Alcoholics Anon – SCJ teaching about Wine: Part 2

        

 

So what we’ve found from the last post is that Jesus’s word is the WINE. When was the last time you were at a fine restaurant and you asked for a nice aged bottle of Jesus’s words? We know it wasn’t that kind of wine, but what kind of wine was it? We know that a good tree bears good fruit, and Jesus was the true tree, and his fruit was true (Mat 12:33-35). Who is good? Who is true? His words are God’s, we know this not simply because he said so (really, anyone can claim they have a word from God), but because God backed it up with the Old Testament. Have you ever wondered what all those prophecies were for in the Old Testament? For us it’s so easy to look back and see Jesus was the Christ, the one who God sent, but when Jesus first came there was no New Testament or thousands of years saying he was the Messiah. The only word the Jews of that day had, was the Old Testament.

 

The Old Testament was familiar. The Old Testament was safe. And at the time it wasn’t even “Old” it was simply their scriptures. It explained the covenant they had to obey as given directly by God, written by the hand of God Ex 31:18. As history progressed it also included warnings to them as they lost sight of what God wanted. So they were meant to know and understand this word, to keep it in their heart so they could be obedient. However, it wasn’t long before God’s presence had left them and they didn’t even notice. Wow. So the scripture, that was their word from God, it was their wine. Their wine was comforting and they were used to it, and sure it was strange and parts seemed fantastical but their God was a powerful God and He had chosen them.

 

Then Jesus. Jesus’s word is the wine, as we found out, but they already had a wine. This had been promised in the Old Testament in Ez3:3-4 that God’s word would come again through the Son of man. All the same, change is difficult and Jesus acknowledges that in the New Testament scriptures, “And no-one after drinking old wine wants the new, for he says ‘The old is better.’” Lk 5:39 Change is very difficult, just think of all those unfulfilled New Years resolutions, all those abandoned diet plans and forgotten gym memberships. Jesus knows. It’s not an excuse though. The job at that time was to recognize God’s new word, his new covenant, his new promise through Jesus. In Luke 5 and Matthew 9 the believers of the day are charged to examine their hearts and get rid of the old, be born again, and accept the new word, the new covenant, and new promise of God. It was no longer enough for the people of God to have the old, they must accept the new, after all it is the promised word of God.

 

 

 

That’s easy enough for most of us. Likely we didn’t step out of believing strictly the Old Testament into believing both the Old and New. But Jesus promises and warns of another new wine (after all shouldn’t it be a warning? Consider how God’s people did accepting the new wine at the first coming, do you think that you are so different from them?) Did you know that we had that promise? I didn’t, not before it was revealed from the Chairman, the one man who has been given God’s word that Jesus had opened (Rv 5:1-2) at this time (Rv 10:8-10). Nevertheless, even though it was opened now, it has ALWAYS been in scripture and if you were like me you simply read over it as inconsequential, and then like me, unintentionally subtracted from the word of God. It starts out familiarly but pay careful attention to the last sentence I’ve marked in bold.

Mat 26:28-29: This is my blood of the covenant, which is poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins. I tell you, I will not drink from this fruit of the vine from now on until that day when I drink it new with you in my Father’s kingdom.

This was a prophecy, and I had skipped over it every time. Jesus is promising a new word at the second coming. Jesus words are true and they are from God. We know God’s kingdom comes at the end times, in fact that’s actually what we’ve been praying for every time we say the Lord’s Prayer (Mt 6:10). When His kingdom comes down to earth, just like it had on Jesus when God’s spirit came to rest on Jesus (Mt 3:16), there will be a new wine.

 

Well, the scroll has been opened by Jesus and given to the one man, Chairman Man Hee Lee. Although the word may seem new, as Jesus’s words did at the first coming, it is truly the same from God that had been promised even in Isaiah 5:6

Isaiah 5:6: On this mountain the LORD almighty will prepare a feast of rich food for all peoples, a banquet of aged wine- the best of meats and the finest of wines.

This was a prophecy for the first coming, but in the same pattern the “new” wine, the “new” word, the “new” covenant is really just his plan from the beginning. Ever since man’s betrayal he has been looking for a way to have his people come back to him in obedience and then his kingdom may be fully established. It’s not that God has changed his mind (Num 23:19), instead, now the time is appropriate to bring out the wine God has been planning and leading us to through his words to Moses, through the covenant by Jesus, and now in the opened words of the Chairman. That means at this time there is only one person and only one place where you can find the word of truth being proclaimed. There is one place where you will find the new wine of the second coming, that Jesus will drink “anew” with us – those who follow his word – and it’s up to you to continue to be born again by the word, or to stay with your comfortable old wine.

 

 

 

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Alcoholics Anon – SCJ teaching about Wine: Part 1

The ancient topic of wine has always brought on many a heated debate in society, especially religious society. Is drinking “Godly”? Didn’t Jesus encourage it at that one party? or was that not really the same kind of wine we know today? Was it really wine or was it grape juice?

 

 

How much wine should we really drink? [Eph 5:18 , Prv 23:19-30] With the untrained knowledge [Job 32:83, Psalm 119:73, Prov 20:24] one could easily assume that we should just stay away from wine altogether, and I know many Christians who prefer to do this, as the line is so very blurred today as to what exactly is okay and what isn’t. However, instead of just avoiding the topic or the complications of having to answer clearly regarding what God’s word truly says, wouldn’t it be wise to understand fully. We are told in 1 Pet 3:15-16 that we should be able to give an answer to anyone who asks us about the reason for our faith – and that includes our actions and knowledge as well, as we know that faith, knowledge and actions are all directly related.

So, jokes aside, why did Jesus turn water into wine at a wedding celebration (Jn 2)? How does this line up with what it tells us about not drinking wine or being drunk?… Colossians 2:16 says: Therefore do not let anyone judge you by what you eat or drink, or with regard to a religious festival, a New Moon celebration or a Sabbath day – this raises another interesting side to the story.

The Lord clearly gives us warning against the dysfunctional problem of being “drunk”, but then in the same book, the book that he wrote to teach us about him, and to lead us back to him, he says that he himself will drink wine in God’s kingdom, Mt 26:29. Does this mean God is contradicting himself? Is God one to change his mind, is he a liar, or does he perhaps suffer from the human disease of amnesia? This is certainly not the case, as we all know (Num 23:19, 2 Tim 2:13, Mal 3:6, 1 Sam 15:29). Yet it still begs the question… what is God really telling us?

Let’s think about this logically for a moment, since our God is after all a God of order, and logic as clearly visible through this creation (Rom 1:20, Job 25:2).
Since God is love and his ways are higher than our (Is 55:8-9), we need to delve a little bit deeper into his word and obtain the true understanding of the meaning behind his teachings to become more like him.(Jn 1:1) We need to understand what Our Father God is showing us through his parables and promises, through the secrets that he has hidden in the word (Mt 13:11). Don’t you agree?
 

 So, then what is WINE? and why is drinking such a controversial topic in Christianity…?
A good place to start when trying to understand wine, would be the looking at its origin. Where does wine come from?
GRAPES!! which, of course, are FRUIT that grow from the branches of a VINES.

Jn 15:1~6: I am the true vine, and My Father is the vine-dresser. Every branch in Me that does not bear fruit He takes away; and every branch that bears fruit He prunes, that it may bear more fruit. You are already clean because of the word which I have spoken to you. Abide in Me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of itself, unless it abides in the vine, neither can you, unless you abide in Me.
“I am the vine, you are the branches. He who abides in Me, and I in him, bears much fruit; for without Me you can do nothing. If anyone does not abide in Me, he is cast out as a branch and is withered; and they gather them and throw them into the fire, and they are burned.

Jesus refers to himself as the TRUE VINE. First off How can a person be a vine? Also how can He bear fruit? Clearly this is figurative, but then what is the true meaning of it all? This is the time today in which we can come to understand these things clearly, just as jesus promised us we would be able to in John 16:25

“Though I have been speaking figuratively, a time is coming when I will no longer use this kind of language but will tell you plainly about my Father.”

Here are the questions… I’m sure you would have had no problem coming up with enough questions of your own, all on your own. But it is today, with the testimony of our promised servant of God, Chairman Lee Man Hee, that we can clearly understand the answers to all of our seemingly unending list of questions.

 Please check in again, as we will go through the answers to these questions, step by step. I pray that god would give us all eyes to see and ears to hear what he has to say to the churches and his children in this generation.  A good place to consider when answering these questions about wine is at the Parable of the Tenants in Matthew 21:33-46, Mark 12:1-12 and Luke 20:9-19. Give this parable some of your time and attention, read through it, and lets answer our questions concerning our Father in heaven, and his plan for us, by always using God’s word of truth.

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