Fulfillment Revealed Part 3 #Did Lee Manhee Write that Letter?

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Shincheonji Fulfillment Exposed Episode 3 

The fulfillment differs from the Bible. The letters of Book of Revelation 2 and 3.

Hello, this is the Shincheonji ex-member.

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Today, we are going to talk about a key part: the letters of Revelation 2 and 3.

I'm sure you all know this because it is really important.

For those of you who don't know, in Revelation1:4 John writes letters to the seven churches in Asia.

In Shincheonji, John is the Chairman Lee Man-hee, and the seven churches are the seven 

pastors of the Tabermacle Temple. Lee Man-hee claims that this have been fulfilled when he 

sent letters to the seven pastors.

Let's take a look at the Bible, Revelation 2 and 3.

Who: The Apostle John, instructed by Jesus,

To whom: To the 7 churches

What: Write in a book what you see  (write letters)

And if you look closely at Revelation 2 and 3, the seven people do not receive the same letter 

but the content is different for each church.

Now, let's look at the Shincheonji's teachings.

First, I will show you some evidence to explain it.

This is Shincheonji's material used to teach the physical fulfillment of Revelation. 

This is something familiar to the members and easy to verify.

This the content of the book "Heavenly Secret Revealed," page 68.

Here you can see that Apostle John gives letters to the angels of the seven churches as 

described in Revelation.

In the picture the letters are given to each of the seven angels.

 Now let's look at another book, "The Physical Fulfillment of Revelation."

Even in this one the Apostle John sends letters for repentance to the seven angels following

 Jesus' instructions.

Let me compare the contents of the two books, Haveanly Secret Revealed (HSR) vs. The 

Physical Fulfillment of Revelation (PFR). 

The senders are same: Jesus and Apostle John. 

The contents are similar: asking for repentance (HSR) vs. repentance and promises blessings

 to the one who overcomes (PFR). 

But the recipients are different: the 7 angels of the churches individually (HSR) vs. “the 

pastors and the saints of the 7 churches (PFR).”

There's might be a reason why the recipients of the letter changed from being the 7 pastors 

individually to a more vague "pastors and saints of the seven churches," but you might think 

that since in the church there were also the saints they received the letter as a whole.

Let's just say the books may be right.

 I looked up Revelation to see if it is true that it talks about repentance and blessings for the

 one who overcomes.

The first church, the Church in Ephesus , had some to blemish so it was told to repent, but the

 second church, the Church in Smyrna, was not specifically asked to repent.

The third, the fourth, and the fifth church - Pergamum, Thyatira and Sardis- were also asked 

to repent.

The sixth church, the Church in Philadelphia, was just praised and repentance is not 

mentioned.

I confirmed that the letter to the seventh church, Laodicea, has the content of repentance.

Out of 7 churches, 5 were told to repent, but 2 churches were not.

Actually, it's not about sending letters to every church to repent.

Shincheonji explains that the seven lampstands are one, so if one betrays it's over.

The seven lampstands are all connected, the idea is that if one light is blown out, all of the

 lights go out. So the two churches need to repent even though they have nothing to repent.

Let's just consider them as a community and move on.

So far we have seen through these records that Apostle John, or Chairman Lee, sent letters 

for repentance to the angels and saints of the 7 churches, and that they received the letters. 

However, teachings have changed lately.

Let's see how.

 How were they changed?

You know that the chairman sent the letter, right?

Actually, it wasn't Chairman Lee who sent it.

Because it was one of the two witnesses, Hong, who wrote the letter.

Let's listen to a recording of the chairman's voice.

[Recording]

"I've actually testified everything.

I think some of you haven't heard it yet, but I have testified everything.

So this person (Lee Man-hee) is testifying the testimony of Jesus.

Why is that? He's the one who speaks on behalf, right? It is the testimony of Jesus because 

he's the one who speaks on behalf.

Right. Next, let's move on to verse 3.

Those who don't believe this don't listen to Jesus, right?

So if you go to verse 3, there's the one who reads and those who hear, and among them 

those who take it to heart are blessed.

It's no different than listening to Jesus because he speaks on behalf of Jesus.

He's Jesus' messenger and even if he's not Jesus, listening to Jesus' Advocate is no different 

than listening to Jesus so you must believe him, right? Right.

So let me tell you something.

I am the man who wrote the letters to the seven churches.

So how can I not know that?

Right.

But I can't tell you everything in such a short time, but I'll tell you what needs to be said.

So I know very well."

[This is the recording of another sermon]

"These people were in a coffee shop in front of the Jungbu Police Station. At the instruction of 

Pastor Oh (you learned about this last time), they caught me and Hong Jong-hyo and took us 

to the Seongbuk detention center. So I went in there and I was able to get out of there 

enough. But the reason I didn't get out was because I thought I let Hong Jong-hyo get out and

 then I get out. That's why I said I did everything.

But this was about the letter, and the handwriting on the letter was not mine.

I didn't print it.

I didn't give anything, and no one got anything from me.

Then I was 100% innocent.

And that was until 1981."

(1. Claims to Have Written)

I wrote the letter and I was there.

So I know it well.

 

(2. Claims not to have written)

The handwriting on the letter was not mine.

I also didn't print it.

I didn't give (the letter), and no one got (the letter) from me.

The chairman said this so it must be true.

The letter was written and delivered by Hong.

Yes, you're looking at a changed fulfillment.

 Now, let's talk about the recipients of the letter.

The long-time Shincheonji members may have learned that seven people received the letter,

 but now they teach that only one person, Yoo Jae-yeol, received the letter.

The date of Lee Man-hee's letter was changed many times and it was finally settled on 1979.

In that year, three of the seven messengers had already left the Tabernacle Temple and 

they weren't there anymore.

Finally, there isn't any evidence of the actual content of the letter.

Even in Shincheonji they can't provide enough evidence.

Please check which one out of the three fits the Bible and the fulfillment of Shincheonji.

Did you notice that the fulfillment of Shincheonji is getting more and more distant from the 

Bible?

Now, you guys may feel like something's off. 

The fulfillment should be based on the who, when, where, what, why and how principle 

applied to the Bible, so why it changed?

Don't you think?

The fact that the fulfillment has changed means that the only person who saw, heard, and 

delivered it, Chairmn Lee Man-hee, can change it.

Then why did he change the fulfillment?

First, I said so because it was written that way in the Bible, but when people checked on the

 facts, it turned out that I lied.

Second, on second thoughts, I wasn't the one who sent the letter. Also, I thought it had been 

sent to the 7 angels, but I then realized that only one person received it. 

Then let's see if the latest fulfillment matches the Revelation.

First, the letters that the apostle John sent to 7 people were in fact received by one person, Mr. Yoo.

He will explain this saying that the seven lampstands are connected, so even if only one 

person, Yoo, received the letter, it's as if all of the 7 pastors received it.

First, Jesus instructed the apostle John to write to the 7 pastors of the 7 churches.

Then the seven pastors should get the letter.

 Here, Shincheonji claims that the letter should ask for repentance.

This repentance is a very important part of the Shincheonji doctrine because the seven 

pastors did not repent even after receiving the letter and it is also important in order to show 

that they betrayed.

Among the betrayers, destroyers and savior that we've mentioned before, the 7 pastors are 

the betrayers.

(Shincheonji said that) there were seven 7 angels with spiritual names according to the names

 of biblical figures in the heavenly temple, and the Shincheonji fulfillment education used to 

teach that each church of Revelation 2 and 3 was connected to (one of) these 7 angels.

But they don't teach this anymore.

You can see that the fulfillment becomes more and more vague over time.

Let's assume that Mr. Yoo receiving the letter counts as all the 7 pastors receiving it.

 First, did Mr. Yoo inform the other six people of the letter?

According to Sincheonji, this letter is to give them a chance to repent, so if Mr. Yoo received it

 he should let them know, right?

But if he didn't let them know, shouldn't the apostle John go and deliver the letter to them?

Second, would Yoo's repentance include even the other six that didn't repent and count as 

they all repenting?

Third, can you say that the Revelation has been fulfilled even if at the time the pastors couldn't

 receive the letters?

The pastors who did not receive the letter did not even get a chance to repent. Is it correct 

that Jesus fulfilled the Bible through the Apostle John?

 You need to consider this rationally.

You joined Shincheonji because the doctrine was rational and it was based on the What, 

where, when, who, why and how rule!

Then, even now that you are inside, you have to think whether the fulfillment matches the 

Revelation.

Where did this come from? That if Mr. Yoo received the letter then the 7 pastors did? 

 And the  Bible says that the apostle John sent the letters.

In the 'fulfillment drama' that Shincheonji made, the chairman wrote and delivered the letter.

But in fact, the person who wrote the letter is Hong, one of the two witnesses, and not the 

chairman.

The apostle John wrote the letter following Jesus' instructions. However, the Apostle John had

 Hong to write what Jesus asked him to write.

 Following the Shincheonji logic, if Hong asked his son to do what the Apostle John ordered,

 and the son asked his friend to do what Hong ordered, we could still say that the Apostle 

John wrote the letter.

He claimed that he wrote the letter himself and then he suddendly said someone else wrote it,

 he doesn't even remember what he has said before.

Before joining Shincheonji we rationally checked if this word was true, and after we got 

inside...

 Yeah, well, what was sent to Yoo was sent to the seven pastors... it is okay if he just sent a 

letter... The important is that he sent a letter even though we don't know its content it must

 have been as written in the Bible... We should just trust him... We ended up thinking like that.

Where did your judgment and critical thinking go?

If small things are wrong, big things are wrong. Or since big things are right, small things can

 be wrong?

How did you come up with this logic?

I hope you'll judge and question what you are told as you did before getting into Shincheonji.

 Is this the real fulfillment of Revelation?

Or is it a fulfillment skillfully fabricated to fit the Revelation?

Please check the facts.

This is all I had for you today.

I'll see you in the next video.