A pastor is responsible for helping guide their congregation members to God and heaven. Today, there are more than 50,000 denominations of Christianity with thousands of different interpretations of the Bible. Because God is the word (John 1:1), everything we need to know about God has been provided to us in the Bible. However, of all these interpretations, how can one discern what is the correct teaching? Are all interpretations correct? Or is there one path that can lead people to God and heaven?

Throughout God’s 6000 years of history recorded in the Bible, there have been four types of pastor: a general pastor who teaches past events, a pastor of prophecy who prophesies about future events according to a revelation they have received from God (see Hosea 12:10), a promised pastor who fulfils such prophecies and can testify to their fulfilment/reality, and a false pastor who testifies according to his or her own thoughts. In the same way that Jesus Christ fulfilled the Old Testament prophecies 2000 years ago (John 19:30), there is one who fulfils the New Testament prophecies (Revelation 21:6). Today, these prophecies recorded in the Book of Revelation are being fulfilled.

Like Moses (Exodus 25:9) and Jesus Christ (John 3:31-34, 5:17), today’s Promised Pastor has seen the kingdom of heaven (Revelation 10:11), and is working to fulfil a kingdom of peace that God desires to establish here on the earth. Jesus Christ promised that he would send his messenger to testify to the churches (Revelation 22:16). Moreover, because he has seen and heard all the events of Revelation, he can testify to its fulfilment in full, verse-by-verse (Revelation 22:8). Although countless pastors make their own claims about the Book of Revelation, only the one promised who has seen and heard all the events can possibly testify about it. This is logical. According to the command Jesus gave, let’s be those who see, hear and believe in the fulfilment of the prophecies.

Blessed is the one who reads aloud the words of this prophecy, and blessed are those who hear it and take to heart what is written in it, because the time is near (Revelation 1:3)

Main Article

The Promised Pastor Promised in the Bible