Biblical prophecy and its fulfilment revealed… About 7,000 people participated, including 1,000 pastors; Chairman Man-hee Lee mentioned “We must understand the Book of Revelation and teach it to our church members.”
European pastors in attendance, many of which said “I want to learn the Book of Revelation”… there was a church revival through continued exchanges.
“The words explaining the Book of Revelation were really deep and tremendous. I want to learn more about the Bible, and if you invite me to Korea, I will prepare a ticket right now.” These are the thoughts of Deli Delphine Matondo, pastor of the Full Gospel Church, who participated in the Crusade of the Word held in Paris, France, hosted by Shincheonji Church of Jesus, Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony (Chairman Man-hee Lee, hereinafter referred to as Shincheonji Church of Jesus) on 15 June (local time).
In addition to this pastor, the majority of pastors who attended the European Crusade of the Word responded that they would like to hear more about the Book of Revelation from Shincheonji Church of Jesus.
As the church in Europe, which was the starting point of the Christian revival, declines, churches around the world are sold to restaurants, bars, and clubs.
Afterwards, the video of Chairman Lee Man-hee’s lecture at the ‘Shincheonji Word Crusade, Proof of the Reality of Revelation Achievement’ held in Korea on the 8th was aired.
In his lecture, Chairman Lee said, “God’s work is accomplished according to the Book of Revelation, which cannot be added to or subtracted from. “I (everyone who listens to this lecture) must know who the Book of Revelation speaks about,” he said. “I hope that all of you (pastors) will understand these words and teach them to the saints. “You church members must teach it on your own without adding to or subtracting from the Book of Revelation,” he emphasised.
After Chairman Lee’s lecture, Simon tribe leader Lee Seung-ju explained the meaning and fulfillment of Bible prophecy and gave instructions to European pastors.
Lee Seung-ju, the leader of the tribe, said, “The revealed words that fulfilled the Book of Revelation have vitality, so if faith is restored through those words and the number of people who are recreated in the likeness and likeness of God increases, there will be a revival (in the European church as well),” he said.
“In recent years, every year, there will be a revival.” He encouraged “I hope you will learn and testify about chapters 1 to 22 of Revelation through the Zion Christian Mission Center of the Shincheonji Church of Jesus, which produces over 100,000 graduates,”
Afterward, while pledging to become one in the Bible through exchanges between pastors, a pastor from Austria said, “I was impressed that Shincheonji Church of Jesus is focusing on the words of prophecy written according to the Bible,” and “God’s kingdom and “I want to work with passionate and bright people for work, and I want to know how to learn the Book of Revelation along with cooperation,” he said.
A pastor from Poland also said, “It brought tears to my eyes to see European pastors and believers becoming one,” and asked, “I want to spread this word to more people. Please tell me how I can spread it to as many people.”
According to data predicting the future Christian population from the past by the Center for World Christian Studies at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in the U.S., the Christian population in Europe increased to 560 million in the 2000s, but then plateaued this year (2024) and will actually drop to 490 million in 2050, with more decrease if nothing is invigorated.
As European society modernised and industrialised, it began to move down the path of secularisation, and with the rise of liberal theology, teachings that are based on the Bible within churches dried up. In addition, in a reality where Christianity, which has lost trust due to the rapid rise of atheism and religious pluralism and the occurrence of various clerical scandals, is having difficulty finding its way, it is expected that this Crusade of the Word will serve as an opportunity for the revival of the European church.
An official from Shincheonji Church of Jesus said, “After this Crusade of the Word, many pastors in Europe asked Shincheonji Church of Jesus how they could learn the Book of Revelation. In addition to preparing places and programs where they can learn, Zion Christianity in various European countries “We will further revitalise the mission center and expand the platform for them to learn,” he said.
In addition, this official said, “Pastors from all over the world have been requesting additional crusades, saying they want to learn more about the Book of Revelation, so we are planning and preparing for a crusade to invite pastors from around the world to Korea at the end of this year.” He added, “Through this, we will become one with God in the Word.” “I hope it becomes a place where that happens,” he added.
Meanwhile, according to Shincheonji Church of Jesus, as of June 5 this year, MOUs have been signed with 12,538 churches in 83 countries. Additionally, a total of 1,341 churches in 41 countries joined Shincheonji Church of Jesus and changed their signs. In addition, currently (as of the end of May), the number of domestic and foreign pastors taking Bible education at the Zion Christian Mission Center reaches 5,614.
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