his name and his Father’s name written on their foreheads” (Rev. 14:1).

When a high priest in the Old Testament days entered into the Most Holy Place, he used to wear fine linen and put a plate of pure gold engraved with the words “HOLY TO THE LORD” on his forehead. That was symbolic of the seal on the foreheads of those who will be with Jesus on Mount Zion.

Why are there two names - in the name of God and in the name of the Lamb? Those who were martyred in the Old Testament days for following the word of God were given seals of God. Those who were beheaded because of their testimonies for Jesus in the New Testament era received seals of Jesus. After Jesus became the first high priest in the order of Melchizedek, he continued the work that God had done. In both cases, they become high priests in the order of Melchizedek in the spiritual world (Rev. 20:4-6).

Where do those who become high priests enter? They are eligible to get into the Most Holy Place in heaven, which Jesus prepared after he went back to heaven (John 14:2, Rev.

6:9).

Because Jesus purchased men with his blood for God and then prepared the Most Holy Place, the souls who were beheaded were able to go there (Rev. 5:9, Matt. 27:52-53). Therefore, Jesus was worthy to receive power, wealth, wisdom, strength, honor, glory and praise. There is a scene in the Bible where many angels in heaven glorified him (Rev. 5:12).

Christians know that Jesus came into this world. Even now many people are studying the acts of Jesus through the gospel of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. But there is no one who knows about Jesus in heaven now after he was resurrected. Where is this information? It is written on the white stone (Rev. 2:17). The new name written on the white stone refers to the way of implementation for the God's Providence prepared after Jesus went back to heaven.

Therefore, if you do not know about the ‘new name’ on the white stone, you will not be able to know about Jesus after his resurrection. I have been revealing it step by step.

Let’s take a look at it. Who does Melchizedek, the high priest,