Have you ever heard of José Luis de Jesus Miranda ?
If your answer is no, then let me tell you who this man is. José Luis de Jesus Miranda was born in April 22, 1946 in Ponce, Puerto Rico.
Founder and leader of Growing In Grace International Ministry, Inc. (which is based in Miami, Florida), a cult movement. But the most shocking thing about him is that he refers himself as .. no, he claims to be both Jesus Christ returned and the Antichrist, and even have a ”666″ tattoo exhibited on his forearm. In addition, his followers assert that he is the living incarnation of Jesus Christ while his opponents accuse him of being a heretic, a former criminal and a heroin addict.
As a child, he lived in impoverished conditions with his parents Antonio de Jesus and Ana Luisa Miranda. He was not only arrested for drug use, but also imprisonned for petty theft (the act of intentionally and fraudulently taking property of another person without permission or consent and with the intent to convert it to the taker’s use, and if the value of the property taken is low). He claims that the power of God delivered him from the grips of his heroin addiction, and as a result, he became a Pentecostal minister and then a member of the Southern Baptist convention, before he founded his own ministry.
Concerning his “title”, he does not dispute calling himself the AntiChrist. He says the term applies to him because people are supposed to reject the Jewish teachings concerning Jesus of Nazareth and follow the teachings of Paul the apostle. José Luis de Jesus Miranda claims that he is the AntiChrist because he does not follow the Jewish teachings and according to him, “AntiChrist” means “no longer following Jesus of Nazareth as he lived in the days of his flesh.”
Now let’s talk about his “666″ tattoo. He explained that the number does not represent the Devil, as we would have thought. Instead, he said that “666″ represents the AntiChrist and dares turning the tables on such religious icons as the Catholic Church, calling it evil and instructing his followers to burn and destroy pictures of the Pope. Plus, he thinks that sin does not exist, that crime is only wrong in the eyes of society, not necessarily in the eyes of God.
Talking about his followers, they are present in apparently more than 30 different countries (considering Miammi as the center of his religious organization) and they all have a tattoo of the number “666″. Now you will see how far their madness can go, as they are prepared to tattoo this evil number on younger people, such as babies!
Founder and leader of Growing In Grace International Ministry, Inc. (which is based in Miami, Florida), a cult movement. But the most shocking thing about him is that he refers himself as .. no, he claims to be both Jesus Christ returned and the Antichrist, and even have a ”666″ tattoo exhibited on his forearm. In addition, his followers assert that he is the living incarnation of Jesus Christ while his opponents accuse him of being a heretic, a former criminal and a heroin addict.
As a child, he lived in impoverished conditions with his parents Antonio de Jesus and Ana Luisa Miranda. He was not only arrested for drug use, but also imprisonned for petty theft (the act of intentionally and fraudulently taking property of another person without permission or consent and with the intent to convert it to the taker’s use, and if the value of the property taken is low). He claims that the power of God delivered him from the grips of his heroin addiction, and as a result, he became a Pentecostal minister and then a member of the Southern Baptist convention, before he founded his own ministry.
The foolish José Luis de Jesus Miranda.
Concerning his “title”, he does not dispute calling himself the AntiChrist. He says the term applies to him because people are supposed to reject the Jewish teachings concerning Jesus of Nazareth and follow the teachings of Paul the apostle. José Luis de Jesus Miranda claims that he is the AntiChrist because he does not follow the Jewish teachings and according to him, “AntiChrist” means “no longer following Jesus of Nazareth as he lived in the days of his flesh.”
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