1. Fundamental Issues with Shincheonji Doctrine
Shincheonji doctrine disregards the fundamental principles and historical context of the Bible, instead relying on the arbitrary interpretations of its leader, Lee Man-hee. The Bible is divided into the Old and New Testaments, where the laws and history of Israel in the Old Testament prefigure Jesus Christ (Yehoshua) and the spiritual history of Israel. Shincheonji ignores this foundational biblical connection and creates doctrines disconnected from the consistent narrative of Scripture.
2. Misinterpretation of the Azazel Goat
Shincheonji claims that the Azazel goat in the Old Testament represents a "good shepherd." However, Scripture clearly indicates that the Azazel goat symbolizes sin and Satan, not a shepherd.
Biblical significance:
The Azazel goat represents Satan, who is ultimately judged and cast out. Shincheonji's misinterpretation of this goat as a "good shepherd" ignores the clear biblical context and distorts its meaning.
3. Errors in Shincheonji's Interpretation of Revelation
Shincheonji's teachings on Revelation are rooted in Lee Man-hee's personal imagination rather than biblical principles. To understand the prophecies in Revelation, one must first understand the sealed history of physical Israel described in the Book of Daniel.
Daniel’s significance:
Shincheonji's issues:
Ultimately, Shincheonji’s teachings on Revelation are speculative and unbiblical, stemming from Lee Man-hee’s subjective imagination.
4. Biblical Examination of Shincheonji Doctrine
When Shincheonji’s doctrines are examined through the lens of Scripture, their flaws become evident. The Bible must be interpreted in its overall historical and prophetic context, but Shincheonji disregards this principle.
5. Shincheonji's Proposal for Scriptural Debate
If Shincheonji’s doctrines are biblically sound, Lee Man-hee and his 12 tribe leaders should openly participate in a public scriptural debate to prove their claims. However, due to the weak biblical foundation of their teachings, their arguments are likely to collapse within minutes of scrutiny.
6. Parallels Between Shincheonji and WMSCOG
The World Mission Society Church of God (WMSCOG) shares striking similarities with Shincheonji:
Conclusion: The Need for a Return to Bible-Centered Faith
Both Shincheonji and WMSCOG disregard the fundamental principles and overarching themes of the Bible, instead crafting arbitrary doctrines based on their leaders’ interpretations.
To discover the truth, one must understand:
It is our mission to reveal biblical truth to those trapped in these false teachings and help them find freedom. Shincheonji and WMSCOG must return to a faith rooted in Scripture rather than human invention.
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