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Since many of the writings here are not the sweet words that mostly stir up people’s greed and hope and provide comfort, but rather words like a mirror that cause one to reflect on their misguided beliefs and reveal the greed-driven errors, there are, of course, many who say these are truly the Word and the gospel of Christ. However, hasty people, finding them unpalatable and bitter, do not even properly read the writings and quickly label them as being from Jehovah’s Witnesses or the Shincheonji sect, accusing us of heresy and attacking us. There are far too many such people. The writings I have recorded are not simply intended to criticize or slander religion, shepherds, or sheep. They are writings recorded to make known the erroneous principles across the whole earth, to fully proclaim and guide toward the true will of God and the true path of salvation in Christ. Just as one must know darkness to understand the preciousness of true light, and know sin to understand true righteousness, in accordance with what is written in the Bible, I point out and warn against the sins and evils of shepherds, churches, and saints from the past to the present, inevitably exposing the shame and darkness of today’s churches and pastors, with the intent to lead them to turn back to the true path of a Christian.
The Word is light. The Word exists as light to reveal all our sins hidden in darkness, making us children of light without a speck of shame. Therefore, those who possess the light of the Word are children of light and messengers of light, and like the prophets who, since ancient times, have faced countless criticisms and persecutions for shining light into the darkness, I too am merely a messenger of the Word, proclaiming the Word, possessing the Word. I am but a true apostle of Christ, bearing the holy grace, glory, and mystery of God, transcending religion or denomination.
The Word that turns us away from falsehood, coercion, excuses, and nonsense, leading us to true salvation, is our way, truth, and life. Thus, I earnestly request once more: the grace of God, which can be seen and heard with the eyes and ears of a good conscience, is all the more desperately needed now. I fervently hope that this may be a time of grace to seek what the holy will of God and the path of salvation are within His precious grace. The glory of persecution and suffering that follows this Word will, according to the content of the Word, become the path of salvation and a token of glory. Not with words and theories, but with the power of God that raises the dead, makes the lame walk, and heals the demon-possessed, it will be accompanied by the glory and power of God. The gospel of Christ and the power of God are not mere words but the Word followed by power and glory. Among the thousands and tens of thousands who call themselves shepherds, have you ever seen one who truly raised the dead? This is clear evidence proving that they are false shepherds and apostles, with whom the power of God does not manifest.
The true apostle of Christ sent by God is a shepherd with power, an apostle who acts in love and unity, practicing the love of the cross. A shepherd who does not come with the Word but relies solely on worldly knowledge is false. As an elder once confessed, “There are many pastors but no shepherds, many churchgoers but no true Christians,” If you ask your conscience whether you are truly a true Christian and feel even the slightest unease, that unease itself is evidence that you are not truly a true Christian. And those who are not true Christians, being of the world and following the world, can only be slaves of sin, inevitably repeating sin and repentance like eating a meal. As a result, with only their conscience fading away, they rationalize their sins with claims and excuses, armed with vain faith based not on the content of the Word but on teachings and learning rooted in happiness and success studies. This leads them to pile up more sin and greed, mistaking baseless confidence, resolutions, and zeal for the Word and faith, teaching and learning it as such. Consequently, their good conscience dies, and they grow weary and defiled by worldly living, trapped in futile beliefs. Knowing nothing of the joy and gratitude of giving, sharing, and serving, their God, Christ, and prayers are merely tools to fulfill their worldly greed, ideals, and desires. These are slaves of sin who cannot escape sin, teaching and learning in the last days.
There is no one who seeks to turn from and cast off their shame and evil deeds. Instead, most pastors, saints, and believers treat their claims and theories as if they were the Word and faith, their assertions and theories having already become their faith, Word, and God. Because of this, they cannot be born again or change, trapped in the evil habit of endlessly repeating unchanged repentance and reflection like a meal. They consider themselves reborn through the repentance of Christ, lacking conscience, calling themselves anointed, filled with the Holy Spirit, and gifted. Thus, this is a world heading toward the last days, a world where, alongside materialism, serving God with corruption, depravity, falsehood, coercion, and ignorance masquerading as truth inevitably runs rampant.
As recorded in the Word, just as with Noah’s family, Lot, and Lot’s children in the past, the path of salvation on the day of judgment will never be the wide and smooth road you think, judge, or have learned. Recall and recall again the words, “For many are called, but few are chosen.” Though we cannot know the exact day of judgment, our lips, crying “The last days! The last days!” already testify that this day is at hand. Do not follow the wide and smooth road, but walk the path of salvation, difficult to find amid hardship and suffering!
The most fearful and guarded-against heresy is the doctrine, ideology, and theory created by religion, and the baseless interpretations, sermons, and theories taught by those who call themselves shepherds. Words without the power and authority of God manifesting are merely worldly teachings unrelated to salvation, baseless interpretations, and teachings born of falsehood and coercion. Now is the time to save time. Do not become children of judgment who, having lost the eyes and ears to see and hear the true path of salvation, stray onto a crooked path. Instead, follow a good conscience to become children of salvation, gaining salvation and life through a narrow and rugged path. A good conscience is the measure of faith that follows the holy will of God and the love of the cross, pursuing the path of Christ. Forced zeal, confidence, and resolutions that blind the eyes and ears of a good conscience are never the faith of a Christian. They are merely deceit, trickery, and vanity, armed with all sorts of excuses and pretexts that deceive the conscience, relying solely on words and theories.
Those who rely only on words and theories are neither Christians, nor filled with the Holy Spirit, nor reborn. They are those who have reached the height of pride, dishonoring the love of the cross. Their salvation is merely the product of their own coercion, falsehood, excuses, and stubbornness—worse than unbelievers. They are detestable in their faith, marked by duplicity, with different intentions inside and outside the church, a double-mindedness that leads only to judgment as tares. The Word reflected in the conscience is a flawless light, a mirror revealing sin and darkness. Those who see with a good conscience will understand these contents more deeply. However, the fruit of Christ is not obtained merely by understanding and knowing, but through practice and action. Thus, faith without the love of the cross is dead faith. For those who follow worldly things, the true faith of Christ, born of love, can never exist. Inevitably trapped in a vicious cycle of always sinning, they cannot be reborn, governed and taught by baseless rebirth, false Holy Spirit, and counterfeit anointing.
The light of the Word is the beautiful light of a conscience bearing the love of the cross, the glorious light that reveals the sins and evils hidden in darkness.
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