Rusty Beals 🪓

Wild stuff Brian Simmons, author of The Passion Translation of the Bible, has claimed… (I have video footage of all of these claims) 1. He’s went to heaven, grabbed two books from “the library of heaven” and brought them back to earth. 2. Billy Graham visited him in a dream. 3. God gave him secrets of Hebrew and Greek that he has used to make his new translation of the Bible. 4. His wife has levitated off the ground twice and has seven dreams from God every night. 5. The great last days harvest will begin in 2013 when every stadium in New York will be filled with evangelistic activities, and continue through 2020 when it will really ramp up. (Imagine someone prophesying that 2020 will be a great year of public outreach events). 30 million Americans will get saved during this time. 6. Between 2015 and 2016, 20% of Californians will get saved. 7. He went on a long ride, on a fiery chariot, through the northeast area of the U.S. and watched the sunrise with “a prophet whose name you would know.” 8. God touched his head and supernaturally “expanded the capacity” of his brain. Brian says he confirmed this with a “top brain mapping scientist.” 9. One day in the future God will give him a book that has all the unwritten works of Jesus. This will spark a massive new revival around the world. 10. Brian will one day have so much glory on him that people within a 50 mile radius will feel it. 11. One day soon (as of several years ago) God would literally put supernatural pillars of fire over church buildings so that people won’t have to ask where the church is. They will see it. 12. Brian understands the book of Revelation better than other people because God gave him the “spirit of revelation.” 13. Adam teleported around the garden of Eden. 14. In order for him to translate the Bible he says “it was like I received a chip” in his head and that “immediately, downloads came.” 15. Many of his supernatural revelations and new understandings of the Bible are not only included in his Passion Translation of the Bible but are also included in the footnotes. 16. Fire once shot out of his head and caught a church on fire. They had to call the fire department and replace the sound system. 17. He once went to the store to get milk and the glory of God was so powerfully on him that everyone he passed by just fell over. He first thought they were all having heart attacks but then realized it was the glory. 18. He doesn’t understand why more people won’t call the Holy Spirit “her.” Some of these claims can be tested and some can not. The ones that can be tested (such as prophecy about stadiums and specific numbers of people getting saved) are demonstrably false. What does that tell you about the ones that can’t be tested? Friends, I have video footage of every one of these things. Eventually I’ll share it all in a long video. Until then, know that Brian Simmons is not to be believed.