New Covenant Revelation Overview

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What consequence is described for those who add to or subtract from Revelation?

They will be re-created in the new heaven.

They will be cursed and cannot enter the kingdom of heaven. (correct)

They will be blessed with knowledge.

They will become subjects of the kingdom.

Who are described as the new chosen people in the fulfillment of Revelation?

Those harvested from the east and west. (correct)

The descendants of Noah.

The subjects of the kingdom.

Christian pastors of today.

What does the text suggest would happen to a promised pastor during the period of Revelation’s fulfillment?

He will be widely accepted and celebrated.

He will not face any persecution.

He will perform miracles and heal the sick.

He will be persecuted and labeled a heretic. (correct)

According to the content, how do modern pastors compare to Jewish pastors during Jesus’ time?

They are arrogant and ignore the word of promise. Signup and view all the answers

What is implied about Christian believers who follow misguided pastors?

They are at risk of not receiving salvation. Signup and view all the answers

What does the text say about salvation in the context of the Lord’s second coming?

It will be similar to the conditions during Noah's time. Signup and view all the answers

What is predicted for the subjects of the kingdom at the time of Revelation’s fulfillment?

They will be thrown outside into darkness. Signup and view all the answers

What must one avoid doing to enter the kingdom of heaven according to the content?

Adding to or subtracting from Revelation. Signup and view all the answers

What does Revelation suggest about the relationship between the new chosen people and the kingdom of heaven?

The new chosen people are portrayed as sitting in the kingdom of heaven, while the subjects of the kingdom are cast into darkness. Signup and view all the answers

In what ways are modern Christian pastors criticized in relation to the new covenant Revelation?

Modern pastors are criticized for their arrogance and self-belief, ignoring the promise of the new covenant and resembling the Jewish pastors who opposed Jesus. Signup and view all the answers

How does the text relate the current time to the time of Noah?

The text suggests that the second coming of the Lord will resemble the time of Noah, implying a time of judgment and a need for obedience. Signup and view all the answers

What is implied about the fate of those who do not understand the events of Revelation?

Those who do not understand the events are implied to be at risk of losing their salvation and facing hell. Signup and view all the answers

What does the passage indicate about the act of persecution towards the promised pastor?

The passage indicates that the promised pastor would likely face persecution and be labeled a heretic, similar to Jesus. Signup and view all the answers

What warning is given about the misunderstanding of salvation by saints following misguided pastors?

The text warns that following misguided pastors could lead to a misunderstanding of salvation and ultimately prevent entry into the kingdom. Signup and view all the answers

How does the text characterize the criteria for entering the kingdom of heaven in light of Revelation?

The text characterizes that one must be recreated according to Revelation without adding to or subtracting from it to enter the kingdom. Signup and view all the answers

What role do the 'harvested' individuals from the east and west play in the context of Revelation's fulfillment?

The harvested individuals from the east and west are seen as the new chosen people who are welcomed into the kingdom of heaven. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

New Covenant Revelation and Re-creation

Kingdom Entry Requirement: Adding to or subtracting from Revelation results in damnation. Entry to the kingdom of heaven requires adherence to Revelation.
Heaven and Earth Re-creation: The present heaven and earth will be replaced by a new heaven and earth, a new creation. Those chosen for this new creation are not the same as subjects of the kingdom.
Chosen People Origin: The chosen for the new creation will be harvested from the east and west. (Matthew 8:11-12)
Kingdom Subjects: Subjects of the kingdom will be cast out into darkness at this time.
New Covenant Revelation Details: Revelation 22:18-19 is a crucial text in understanding the new covenant and its details.
Current Church Failure: Current churches globally are believed to have misconstrued the New Covenant/Revelation.
Promised Pastor: A promised pastor will be sent after a specific event occurs.
Pastoral Misunderstanding/Arrogance: Modern Christian pastors are believed to mimic Old Covenant Jewish religious leaders, ignoring the new promises and covenant details, and are arrogant in their beliefs.
Kingdom Subjects and Followers' Salvation: Christians today do not understand who the subjects of the kingdom are or the people from the east and west, (Matthew 8: 11-12). Thus, saints following those pastors cannot be saved according to the text.
Second Coming Parallels: The Lord's second coming will be like the time of Noah.
Re-creation Necessity: To be saved, one must be re-created according to Revelation. This is not the same process as being saved.
Salvation Requirements: Salvation necessitates being harvested, sealed, overcoming enemies, and having a name recorded in the twelve tribes of the new kingdom.
Revelation as Blueprint: Revelation is a blueprint for this re-creation. Individuals need to reassess their own re-creation according to Revelation's blueprint.

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Explore the fundamental concepts of the New Covenant Revelation and its implications for entry into the kingdom of heaven. This quiz covers the re-creation of heaven and earth, the concept of chosen people, and the critical aspects of Revelation that current churches may misconstrue. Test your knowledge on this essential theological topic.