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The Faith and the New Testament Being fulfilled as the God’s Prophecies

             Jesus fulfilled the prophecies of the Old Testament 2,000 years ago (Jn 19:30), and he gave us the prophecies of the New Testament in advance so that we may believe when they are fulfilled (Jn 14:29). Jesus also said that no one who adds or takes away from the words of the prophecies will be allowed to enter the kingdom of heaven (Rv 22:18-19). Jesus will completely fulfill the prophecies of the New Testament (Rv 21:6) just as he fulfilled the prophecies of the Old Testament. When Jesus fulfills the prophecies of the New Testament, everyone must recognize the physical fulfillment, believe in it, and act according to it. We must fully understand the meanings of the prophecies so we can recognize and believe in the physical fulfillment when it become a reality. In this time of fulfillment, the Bible tells us that there will be some people who will believe it with joy and some who will persecute those who believe. Now, in the time of fulfillment, all of us must recognize the group to which we belong.

♥ A few of the Bible’s promised prophecies

             The scriptures say that the gentile destroyers (i.e. Babylon, the kingdom of demons) defeat God's people (i.e. Jerusalem, the kingdom of God) in battle. After their triumph, the destroyers stand on the holy place (Mt 24:15), and amid the destruction, the sun and moon become darkened, and the stars fall from heaven (Mt 24:29). After this, Jesus comes with his angels like a thief and harvests the wheat-like believers from the north, south, east, and west (Mt 24:31). Jesus will also put the one who gives the food at the proper time in charge of all his possessions (Mt 24:45-47). This is a summary of Mt 24.

             Believers who await the Lord’s return must equip themselves with the lamp, the oil, and with wedding clothes (Mt 25:1-13, 22:1-14). After the subjects of the kingdom become a possession of the gentiles, according to Mt 24, Jesus will come with his angels to gather his elect from the north, south, east, and west. These elect gathered from the four directions will take part in the banquet of the kingdom of God. Among the gathered, many who are first will be last, and those who are last will be first (Lk 13:28-30).

             In order for the four gospels of the New Testament to be fulfilled, the persecutors, critics, betrayers, those who are expelled, the antichrists, the murderers, and the elect gathered from the four directions must all appear (Mt 5:10-12, 7:1-2; Jn 16:1-4; 2Thes 2:1-4; Mt 8:11-12).

             The seven stars (messengers) and the Nicolaitans mentioned in Revelation must appear, as must the one who sends letters to the seven stars (Rv 1, 2, 3). The subjects of the kingdom must be expelled after being judged. Then they be taken captive under the gentiles and destroyed (Rv 6, 8, 9). The one who receives the opened scroll from the angel, eats it, and testifies about it to the people must also appear (Rv 10). The people of the tabernacle of heaven must receive the mark of the beast and worship it (Rv 13). Someone must overcome the group of the beast in the tabernacle of heaven (Rv 12). There must be a place for the 144,000 firstfruits who belong to the 12 tribes of New Spiritual Israel to learn the new song (Rv 7, 14). Those who conquer the beast, his image, and the number of his name must stand by the sea of glass. The Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony must appear so that all nations can come and worship (Rv 15). The seven bowls must be poured on the beast and on those who receive the mark of the beast. The unclean spirits like frogs must come out of the mouth of the dragon, out of the mouth of the beast, and out of the mouth of the false prophet. After they emerge, the spirits of demons must go out to the kings of the earth (i.e. pastors who belong to Satan) and gather them for the battle that will take place on the great day of God (Rv 16).

             The kings of the earth who commit sexual immorality and the drunken inhabitants of the earth must appear. The beast with ten horns must judge the prostitute with seven heads, and those who are held captive by the beast and the prostitute must be delivered (Rv 17). All nations must be led astray because of the unclean and detestable birds and the maddening wine of adultery. Those who make their living from the sea must accumulate wealth through the goods of Babylon. After people marry evil spirits (Rv 18), the guests can be invited to the wedding banquet of the lamb (Rv 19). Many will be called, but few will be chosen (Mt 22:14).

             All of these things that must occur are prophecies that Jesus gave us in the time of the first coming. All of these prophecies must be fulfilled in our physical reality. All Christians should rejoice when the physical fulfillments of these prophecies appear, because the prophecies are the promises of Jesus. Without the appearance of the physical fulfillment, the kingdom of God can never be established, nor can our hopes be realized. Again, we cannot gain salvation, the kingdom of heaven, God, Jesus, nor can we realize our hopes unless all these things appear in the physical world.

             To all Christians: If you truly love and believe in God and Jesus, let us also believe in what Jesus has promised in the New Testament. All the things listed above must become a physical reality. There is no hope, no heaven, and no salvation without their fulfillment. Let us read the Bible correctly and speak according to it. We have seen the physical fulfillments of all of these people, places, and things and we believe them. Have you seen them? If you do not believe our words it is because you have neither seen these events, nor have you learned about them. We are the ones who know the prophecies and their physical fulfillment, and we are praying for you.

             Now is the time to repent! Who persecuted and killed those sent by God at the time of the Old Testament and the time of the New Testament? The Bible testifies that it was the religious leaders that killed those sent by God; the pastors who claimed to have the most faith in God were the ones who went against him. The New Testament also says that the pastors of the earth will persecute and eventually kill the true pastor God sends at the time of the second coming. If that is the case, we must all repent and take extreme care not to commit the sins of the past. Let us confirm‍ and discuss whether everything we hear is according to the Bible. No one can attain salvation without speaking according to the Bible.