The Agenda Behind the Passion Translation

The Passion Translation, created by Brian Simmons, is criticized for having an agenda that aligns with the extreme signs and wonders movement, often referred to as the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR). This translation is seen as promoting specific doctrines rather than providing a neutral representation of biblical texts. Simmons’ background and intentions are questioned, as the translation is viewed as skewed to fit his beliefs and teachings from the NAR movement. Consequently, the emphasis on this agenda raises concerns about the accuracy and reliability of the Passion Translation among traditional interpretations.