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The Prophecies of the Old and New Testaments and Their Fulfillment

Since the scriptures cannot be broken (Jn 10:35), a tree must be known by its fruit (Mt 7:15-20). People will also be judged according to what they have done as is recorded in the “books” (Rv 20:12). It was Jesus who fulfilled the prophecies of the Old Testament that were given through the prophets (Jn 19:30), and it is the one who overcomes (Rv 21:6) who fulfills the prophecies of the New Testament that Jesus gave through his disciples. Pastors who have become accustomed to the teachings of men will be astounded with wonder upon wonder when they see the Bible being fulfilled (Is 29:9-14). This revelation, as recorded, is the mystery of mysteries, and we know it awaits an appointed time (Hb 2:2-3) when the chosen are captured by gentiles. According to prophecies about the time of fulfillment, the Son of Man had to receive the open scroll and speak on behalf of God to the hardened and obsolete Israelites (Ez 1, 2, 3). This was fulfilled 600 years later through Jesus to whom God had come (Mt 15:24).

Likewise,the New Testament also prophesies that God’s chosen pastor must receive the open scroll from the angel sent by Jesus, and he must then prophesy to a certain group of people (Rv 10). Jesus takes this scroll from the hand of God, and then he opens it. No one in heaven or on earth or under the earth could open the scroll except for Jesus (Rv 5:1-7, Rv 6, 8:1-2). Only the one who receives this word of revelation from Jesus can deliver its content to others (Rv 10). This person has seen and heard the physical realities of all the events of Revelation. This person has also received the open word of revelation (Rv 1:1-3). Believers can only understand and do the will of God if they learn from this pastor who has received the word of revelation. Again, they can only be saved by receiving the testimony of the one who receives the open scroll, the one who sees and hears Revelation. In Rv 22:18-19, it says that no one who adds or takes away from the word of Revelation can be saved.

Ask yourself if you know Revelation. Do not deceive yourself before God so that you can be taught and saved. Stop lying to yourself and others, saying you are saved or that you are orthodox. Please be honest and repent so that you can learn. Today is like the days of Noah. Only those who obey the word and get on the ark can be saved. In Mt 24:37-39, the days of the Son of Man will be like the days of Noah, because anyone who refused to listen to Noah was destroyed. On the plus side, however, anyone who listened to Noah was saved. Do you truly believe in this word?

Let us all be saved by believing in this word of truth.