has anyone heard about this?

Question

i heard there was a man claiming to be jesus and making ppl get a tatoo of 666, is this true?

i understand this sounds crazy and i know what 666 means. i was raised in church, i am all christian. i just wanted to know if anyone had heard it, trust me i believe that it is as ludacris as it sounds!

Answer 1

i dont know and i dont care

Answer 2

Yes, it's true. This man is claiming to be BOTH Jesus and the Anti-Christ, and yes, his followers are getting tattoos of his name, the number 666, etc. It's horrifying. He sounds like a false prophet, & I'm afraid he's leading his followers down a horrible road, possibly to the unpardonable sin, attributing the work that God has done or created to the devil. Pray for these people.

Answer 3

Yeah, Jose Luis de Jesus Miranda, right? First he said he was Paul, then Jesus, then "the Other," and now the Antichrist. He's from Miami and his church is called "Creciendo en Gracia," in Spanish, or "Growing in grace" in English.

Matthew 24:24 says, "For false Christs and false prophets will appear and perform great signs and miracles to deceive even the elect—if that were possible."

Answer 4

Yes, it's true except now he doesn't say he's Jesus, he says he's the Anti-Christ and he and his followers are getting the 666 tattoos. His name is Luis de Jesus Miranda and he is from the Miami area.

Answer 5

This man claims to be Jeusus..but he ISN"T.?
John Loomis / Redux for Newsweek
Growing in Grace: Followers of De Jesus believe he is Lord
------------------------------...

A native of Puerto Rico, de Jesus, 60, spent his youth drifting from the Roman Catholics to the Pentecostals to the Baptists. Then one night in 1973, he says, he awoke to a vision of two hulking men at his bedside who announced the arrival of the Lord, who, says de Jesus, "came to me and integrated with me." In the early years after founding Growing in Grace in Miami in


1986, de Jesus didn't claim to be Christ. Instead, he worked as a pastor spreading his doctrine: that under a new covenant with God, there is no sin and no Satan, and people are predestined to be saved. But as his following expanded, his claims did, too. In 1998, de Jesus avowed that he was the reincarnation of the

Apostle Paul. Two years ago at Growing in Grace's world convention in Venezuela, he declared himself Christ. And just


last week, he called himself the Antichrist and revealed a "666" tattooed on his forearm. His explanation: that, as the second coming of Christ, he rejects the continued worship of Jesus of Nazareth.

Answer 6

Dan Tanna has given you the info. There have been news reports about this man especially in Florida and the spanish community in Miami.

Answer 7

yup - he is a dude by the name of Jesus in Miami - he says he is Christ and uses 666!

Answer 8

I heard something to that effect.
Someone posted this.
He is from South America or something.
He says he is Jesus.

Perhaps that is why there is a lot of earth quake activity in Porto Rico lately.

Answer 9

for one Jesus wouldnt tell them to get the mark of the beast. for 2 when jesus come back and begin to walk the earth all of his saint would have already been claimed.

and darling dont beleive eveything that you hear because if there is no eveidence then its not true to make things easier...

alright sweety take care

Answer 10

It is true. I can't remember his exact name, Jesus de la Medina or something like that. He proudly proclaims himself as Jesus and as Antichrist. Yahoo! News carried that a couple of days ago.

Answer 11

first of all 666 means that you are anti-christ anyone can say w/e they want but this symbol means you represent anti-christ
Thank you