Jesus came as the Messiah for nothing less than the complete salvation of humanity; he was to fulfill the goal of the providence of restoration. Jesus was supposed to establish the Kingdom of Heaven first on the earth. We can infer this from Jesus’ own teaching to his disciples, “You, therefore, must be perfect as your heavenly Father is perfect” (Matt. 5:48).
According to the Principle of Creation, a person who has realized the purpose of creation does not commit sin, because he is in full harmony with God and possesses a divine nature. With respect to the purpose of creation, such a person is perfect as Heavenly Father is perfect.
Jesus gave this teaching to his disciples with the hope that they could be restored as people who had realized the purpose of creation and become citizens of the Kingdom.
Furthermore, Jesus taught people to pray that God’s Will be done on earth as it is in heaven because he came to renew fallen humanity as citizens of God’s Kingdom and build the Kingdom on earth. He also urged the people, “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand” (Matt. 4:17). For the same reason, John the Baptist, who came to prepare the way of the Lord, also announced the imminence of the Kingdom (Matt. 3:2).
What will people be like once they have been restored as those who have realized the purpose of creation and become perfect as Heavenly Father is perfect?
Such people are fully attuned to God and experience God’s Heart within their innermost self. They possess a divine nature and live their life with God, inseparable from Him.
Moreover, they do not have the original sin, and hence are not in need of redemption or a savior. They do not need to pray arduously or practice a faith, both of which are necessary for fallen people as they seek God.
Furthermore, since they do not have the original sin, their children are naturally born good and sinless and likewise have no need of a savior for the redemption of their sins.
Sun Myung Moon