On that day, Chairman Man-hee Lee, who emphasised that he can testify to the meaning and reality of the book of Revelation - which is arguably the greatest obstacle of the Bible - also emphasised that he had lived in the countryside as a farmer and did not follow a path of 'theological training' that ordinary pastors do. He also said that he never studies the Bible to deliver a sermon. Chairman Man-hee Lee's remarks came as a shock to pastors attending the seminar who, for the most part, spend a considerable amount of time preparing their sermons and undergoing all kinds of preparation, such as researching other material.

How could Chairman Lee, who had never attended a seminary or studied the Bible, know the Word? He cited Moses and Jesus as examples and said that, like them, he only testifies to what he has seen and heard. Moses also built a tabernacle in Exodus 25 after seeing what God had shown him, and Jesus also said that he worked according to what he saw from God the Father in John 5.

Chairman Man-hee Lee said that he very much wanted to tell pastors about what he had seen and heard during the Online Bible Seminar that day. He made it clear that he is the messenger sent 'for the churches' in Revelation 22:16. He emphasised that the book of Revelation has come true, and he repeatedly urged people to listen and discern his message because Jesus has sent him to testify to the churches.

Chairman Lee encouraged guests to obey God's Word as God's Word must come true, and to not categorically reject it simply because it differs from one's own thoughts (such as the fulfilment of Revelation). He pointed out that one should not be trapped within the framework of the religious system and within one's own thinking. In fact, throughout the Bible, there are records of the chosen people not believing in God's work, and the results were disastrous. The reason that Chairman Lee emphasised the basic attitude of a believer to pastors is because he wanted to deliver his message with a sense of urgency.

Chairman Man-hee Lee concluded the seminar by saying, “I want to tell pastors everything I have seen and heard, from Revelation 1 to 22.” As much as the fulfilment of the book of Revelation was made known at this seminar, it is expected that the contents of this book will be announced in detail and a place will be prepared for it to be properly verified. As a “Let's check it out” atmosphere was formed after the seminar, the response from the church and interest in the subsequent seminars are gathering pace.