Claim. Entry to the Kingdom of Heaven is gated by a future “registration” — a tribal-level enrollment that requires the believer to have first restored their tribe through Home Church and tribal-messiahship, and that being Blessed alone is insufficient.
Elaboration. SMM distinguishes Blessing from registration: “You cannot just go directly in front of the True Parents. You have a different lineage, do you not? Before you are registered, you cannot receive the right of inheritance. You have not been registered yet. Are you registered in my family tree? You do not get registered just because you are blessed. You receive the Blessing at the top of the growth stage. You still have another seven years in the completion stage. This is the Principle” (CSG 13.5 §6.2, 139-230, 1986.1.31). The registration scale is tribal, not individual: “In the future, the age of registration will come. It is not an age of individual registration. The age of tribal registration is coming. When the Kim tribe, Park tribe, and so forth are registered, the age of national registration will come” (ibid, 197-363, 1990.1.20). The condition is sharp: “even if the age of registration comes, those who have not restored their tribe cannot be registered here … Without having restored your tribe, you will not be able to register yourself” (ibid, 208-339, 1990.11.21). Tribal restoration is therefore a gate condition, not an optional virtue.
See also. tribal-messiah, home-church, blessing