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Tabernacle Temple (South Korea)
장막성전
Tabernacle Temple Headquarters located in Makgyeri Gwacheon
Classification
Christian new religious movement
Leader
Yoo Jae-yeol (유재열)
Region
South Korea
Founder
Yoo Jae-yeol (유재열)
Origin
14 March 1966 South Korea Tabernacle Temple
Branched from
Hosaeng Prayer Center (a pseudo-Christian group led by Kim Jong-gyu)
Defunct
October 1980 (Tabernacle Temple’s demolition in 1979-1980 recorded in the History of Seoul Land’s Development)[citation needed]
Members
2,000 (According to prosecutors published by Donga Ilbo Newspaper)[1]
Other name(s)
Tabernacle Temple, Jangmak Seongjeon (accepted common name). Known by Shincheonji as Tabernacle of the 7 Golden lampstands
Korean name
Hangul
장막성전
Hanja
帳幕聖殿
Revised Romanization
Jangmak Seongjeon
McCune–Reischauer
Changmak Sŏngjŏn
The Tabernacle Temple (Korean: 장막성전) was a South Korean end time pseudo-christian movement founded by Yoo Jae-yeol and his father Yoo In-gu on March 14, 1966 and was disbanded in September 1980. The 2 founders claimed to be the 2 witnesses prophesied in the biblical revelation of Apostle John. [2]
The church successfully recruited over 2000 members to Gwacheon through Yoo Jae-yeol's prophecy that the world would end in September 1969,[3] and that only those who gathered under the shelter of the Tabernacle Temple before this day would be saved. Yet 2 years after their end time prophecy had failed, a new headquarter church was relocated and built in Makgye- ri, Gwacheon 1971.[4] Soon after, scandals regarding their fraud, corruption and abuse began to surface, the church eventually caught the attention of the public and law enforcements which led to their downfall.[5] Today, the property belongs to Seoul Land located after being sold to and demolished by the Seoul Metropolitan Government (1977-1984).[6]
^Investigation into the new religious group 「Tabernacle Church 」 (in Korean). Donga Ilbo Newspaper. 3 April 1975.
^Korean Christian Tabernacle Temple (in Korean). Korea Internet Theology and Seminary.
^Interview with Elder Kim Dae-won of Shincheonji 7th Revelation. Korean Christian Heresy Information Center. 17 June 2017.
^Baek, Sung Ho (10 March 2020). "[백성호의 현문우답] 과천 장막성전, 18세 교주 유재열, 그리고 이만희 신천지". The JoongAng. Retrieved 26 June 2024.
^"신천지의 뿌리 - 장막성전의 정체" [The Roots of Shincheonji- The Identity of the Temple of the Tabernacle] (in Korean). 25 January 2020.
^Coram Deo (21 December 2012). The reality of the Shincheonji and the 42 months.
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