INTRODUCE SHINCHEONJI

                                   Introduce  Shincheonji

“But in keeping with his promise we are looking forward to a new heaven and a new earth, 

the home of righteousness.”

                                                          - 2 Pt 3:13 -

This word tells you about the hope that we would look forward to.

What is your hope in your religion?

I'm found it in bible through Shincheonji.

Have you ever heard about Shincheonji?

I want to introduce Shincheonji to you.

The Name of the Church 

: shincheonji church of Jesus, Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony.

Shinchoji is the abbreviation of ‘New Heaven and New Earth,’ and it signifies the new tabernacle and new saints.

(2 Pt 3:13; Mt. 13:31-32; Rev 14:1-5; Rev 15:2-5)

Why The name is shincheonji ?

Just as Moses built a tabernacle on earth based on the patterns God had shown him from heaven,

the creation of Shinchonji here on earth today is also based on what the Promised Pastor had seen in the spiritual realm.

This is God’s Kingdom, which is created here on earth as it is in heaven, and its name is Shinchonji

Why The name is church of Jesus ?

Church of Jesus means that the Lord of the Temple of Shinchonji is Jesus as it is indicated in its name.

The Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony

The Temple of Tabernacle of the Testimony is the temple of those have seen, heard and testify the Revelation.

It is also referring to the holy house where saints worship God. 

In addition, the Temple of Tabernacle of the

Testimony is the promised temple where all nations must come to be healed and worship the Lord. (Rev 15:4-5)

Shincheonji is the nation of God, created by Him to fulfill what is in heaven on this earth in today’s time.

Furthermore, it is a holy temple where the priests and people of God who will receive salvation within God, the creation that He has been working to gather for 6000 years, belong to. 

Shinchoji Church of Jesus, the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony strives to heal the nation by following God’s will of testifying the revelation, what the church has heard and witnessed.