Claim. Because Jesus went to the spirit world without a bride or children, he did not enter heaven; he is in paradise — the waiting room for heaven — and must come again to form a family before entering.
Elaboration. SMM treats heaven as conjugal and familial in design: “Heaven was the place God’s sons and daughters would enter after getting married and receiving His love – the place unfallen humankind should originally have established. Jesus went to the spirit world alone. That is why he went to paradise instead of heaven. Paradise is the waiting room before going to heaven; it is not the ideal Kingdom of Heaven that couples enter together with their family members. Therefore, Jesus has to come again to meet his bride, create a family and a people, and take them to heaven” (1.3. Jesus and paradise, 41-346, 1971.2.18). The same source states bluntly: “By going alone, he could not enter heaven. Jesus must come again to loose on earth what was bound. Only then can he go to heaven” (1.3. Jesus and paradise, 41-299, 1971.2.17). jesus’ work was incomplete because the family-foundation half was deferred.