Shincheonji Church of Jesus' John Tribe Successfully Holds 'Winners Club Pastors Forum' With 200 Attendees
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| On the 22nd, at the 6th Pastors' Forum of the Winners Club held at the Shincheonji Gangdong Church in Gami neighbourhood, Hanam City, Gyeonggi Province, Gi-won Lee, the head of the John tribe, is giving a presentation |
The John tribe of Shincheonji Church of Jesus, the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony (Shincheonji Church of Jesus) is one of the 12 tribes of Shincheonji Church of Jesus. The tribe is named after John, one of the 12 apostles of Jesus Christ, and its headquarters is centred around Gwacheon City, which is the starting point of Shincheonji's history.
The John tribe, which is entrusted with the care and growth of the southern part of Seoul and Gyeonggi Province has experienced significant growth due to the rapid spread of the prophecies and fulfilled reality of the Book of Revelation.
On the 22nd, the John tribe held its 6th 'Winners Club Pastors' Forum' at the Shincheonji Hanam Church in Hanam City, Gyeonggi Province. The event drew in the attendance of around 200 pastors.
The 'Winners Club' is an organisation formed by pastors in the southern part of Seoul and Gyeonggi Province. Its purpose is to achieve harmony and mutual growth through Bible discussion and communication between pastors, regardless of denomination or creed.
On this day, the pastors’ forum was attended by the leader of the John tribe of Shincheonji Church of Jesus, Gi-won Lee, and pastors from established churches. The event included the viewing of the 5th Pastors’ Forum highlight video, an appointment ceremony for the Winners Club public relations ambassador and a keynote lecture given by the tribe leader on the theme of the 'Beast with Seven Heads and Ten Horns of Revelation 13 and the Prostitute of Revelation 17'.
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| On the 22nd, at the 6th Pastors' Forum of the Winners Club held at the Shincheonji Gangdong Church in Gami neighbourhood, Hanam City, Gyeonggi Province, Gi-won Lee, the head of the John tribe, is giving a presentation |
Regarding the beast with seven heads and ten horns, the John tribe leader gave an explanation of its meaning, saying, “The beast in prophecy is one who does not understand the word of God,” and “The beast with seven heads and ten horns symbolises the seven pastors and ten elders belonging to Satan.”
He continued, “The beast with seven heads and ten horns is the pastor of the devil, so the final result is that he will be thrown into the fiery lake of burning sulphur.” He added, “It is important to join Jesus’ group. We must believe and follow the word so that we can join the group of the Saviour.”
The tribe leader also expounded on the prostitute of Revelation 17, who has a name written on her forehead, which is ‘Babylon the Great.’ He reiterated the importance of knowing the outcome of these entities in order to clearly distinguish where God is and where the devil is.
Presbyterian Pastor Kim, who was one of 12 pastors appointed as a public relations ambassador that day, said, “I have studied various religious scriptures, but the Book of Revelation in the Bible was the most difficult,” and “At a time when I was struggling to make sure I did not teach incorrectly as a pastor, I joined the 'Winners Club' and received a lot of help.”
Through their appointment as public relations ambassadors, the 12 pastors promised to discover and promote activities that can benefit the church community together with the Winners Club.
Amid the ongoing disputes that occur over the same Bible due to differing doctrines and denominations, the Winners Club forum serves to promote mutual understanding of each other’s thoughts and unite, which in turn will help develop local pastoral ministry.
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