Quinn’s Testimony - Summary Only

by Quinn

Real Names: Quinn, Dave, Kathy, Suli

Pseudonyms: Grace, Ryan, William, Henry

Due to the private nature of this story, we are currently only posting the summary. The full details may or may not be shared at a later date.

Summary

This is the story of how Dave used false prophecy, deception, and manipulation to coerce my marriage to Grace — and then lied and slandered me to protect himself.

• On May 15, 2023, Dave gave me an emphatic prophecy that led me to believe it was God’s will for me to marry Grace. He spoke with intense fervor, insisting it was not from him. This leveraged the trust I had built in him over eight years as a spiritual leader and supposed prophet.

• I wrote the following journal entry in response, timestamped 5/16/23 since I made some edits the following day.  If you’d like to be able to see the timestamp for yourself, please let me know.

• When Grace’s earlier prophecy contradicted his, Dave reinterpreted hers to render it meaningless.

• During my engagement struggles, I was transparent with Dave. He consistently urged me to press on, even privately dismissing Kathy when she offered me freedom of choice.

• When it came up in a group context, Dave denied responsibility: “I thought we were asking you questions.” But in other contexts, he freely admitted the prophecy came through him.

• After the marriage, things worsened. Dave doubled down with another false prophecy reinforcing his original one.

• Then I discovered this was not an isolated incident but part of a long history of confidently asserted false prophecies, including the Belarus prophecy (from the 2000s) and the Coin of the Realm prophecy (from 2015).  Additionally, the Coin of the Realm prophecy had been confirmed by Dave’s community.

On March 17, 2025, I confronted Dave. He:

• Took no responsibility for his failed prophecies.

• Provided implausible explanations by which they might still be true.

• Tried to justify overriding Grace’s prophecy without prayer or reflection.

• Let someone else tell a false story about the “Coin of the Realm” prophecy — and allowed it to stand, to manipulate me into believing it was valid.

Finally, after I left Friday Night, Dave told slanderous lies about me to Suli, claiming:

• The evening of May 15 was merely a discussion, nothing prophetic happened.

• Quinn subsequently received his own prophecy.

• Quinn is walking away from the faith.

• Quinn despises prophecy (in general, not just Dave’s).

Suli reviewed the above bullet points for accuracy.