The journey of God's work

What God had promised through the Old Testament prophets was fulfilled at the time of Jesus.  After God fed the open scroll to Jesus, Jesus proclaimed God's word on behalf of God to the rebellious Israelites.  However, they did not receive him and ended up killing him.  Before Jesus bore the cross, he promised what will take place in the future (the New Testament).  Spreading this promise to the ends of the earth took approximately 2,000 years.  And when the appointed time came, the prophecies were fulfilled.

At the Second Coming, Jesus oped the sealed scroll that had been sealed with seven seals and fed the open scroll to the promised pastor.  When the promised pastor testified to nations, people, languages, and kings as commanded, he encountered death(spiritually).  God did not reveal all the truth to the world of Adam, nor to the world of Abraham, nor to the world of Jesus at the First Coming.  That was because they could not bear to know it at that time.  However, today at the time of the fulfillment of Revelation, all mysteries are revealed and testified plainly (John 16;25).  Thus, the fulfillment of Revelation, the last work of God, is certainly important.  The best truth of humanity is known at the time of Revelation, and all the mysteries of God that were hidden will be known at this time because it it the finale of God's work.  Just like God worked through the remnant seeds at the First Coming, God creates His new kingdom through the remnant seeds.  This very event occurs according to the logical order that was promised - the work of betrayal and destruction must take place before the work of salvation occurs.  Believers must come to know the mysteries of the work of betrayal (who the betrayers actually are), destruction (who the destroyers are), and the work of salvation (the savior).  And the only person promised to know these mysteries is the one promised pastor.  we can only know the mysteries through him.