God is the Creator of the heavens and the earth (Gen 1:1). One of God's most loved creations served Him humbly, but, through his desire in wanting to be God, ended up betraying God. Through Adam, God had dwelled in peace with all His creation, but after Satan deceived Eve, Satan took possession of God's inheritance and death has dictated life since then.

Throughout the 6000 years of Biblical history, God has continually worked to return to His creation through one promised pastor through the process of prophecy and fulfilment. God makes a promise in advance and then fulfils it an appointed time in the future, proving Himself to be a living God. Because prophecy is recorded in parables, these parables can not be understood literally. They can only be understood when the fulfilment of God's promise appears. The reason God has had to record His will in this type of language is to hide it from the enemy.

It is only through the promised pastor that one can clearly understand the meaning of Biblical prophecies and their fulfilment. Because Jesus Christ was God's promised pastor who fulfilled the Old Testament promise, he could plainly explain the meaning and fulfilment of the Old Testament promise. At that time, therefore, Jesus - whom God was with (Mt 3:16) - spoke the truth about God’s word, while the religious authorities spoke lies by giving man's interpretations.  

Jesus also made a final promise about future events. This is recorded in the New Testament; specifically within the Book of Revelation. Jesus promised to send a pastor who would make known the fulfilment of the promised events of Revelation. He is Jesus' promised messenger who has seen and heard all the events recorded in Revelation, and is making them known to the churches today (Rv 22:8,16). Jesus' promised pastor, whom God and Jesus are with today (Rv 3:12, 21), speaks the truth about God’s word of Revelation, giving the true, plain explanation of the prophecy and fulfilment of Revelation.