Benny Hinn's Miracle Crusade to take place this November in Tel Aviv Israel

http://www.bennyhinn.org/resources/mideastmiracle.cfm ^ | September 14th, 2004

[missyme]

November 13th at the Nokia Stadium Benny Hinn will take his Miracle Crusade to the people of Israel.

We want you to join us for our "Holy Land Miracle Conference Tour." Join us for 10 life-changing days in the Holy Land. A trip you will never forget! The Scriptures will come alive before your very eyes as we walk where Jesus walked and visit the holy sites you have read about in God's Word.

We believe during this anointed and life-changing tour, the presence of the Lord will be so rich that your life will be transformed and not one of us will be the same. Israel's glorious heritage has been rooted in the powerful ministry of our Lord and fulfillment of prophecy. Whatever you do, do not miss this life-changing tour to the Land of the Bible.

Benny Hinn Ministries has an opportunity to be part of a 24-hour network that will minister the Gospel throughout the Middle East, Europe, United Kingdom, and North Africa! What an incredible opportunity for evangelism.

Reaching 98 million homes throughout the Middle East, Europe, United Kingdom and North Africa Proclaiming the Gospel 24 hours a day, 365 days a year broadcasting This Is Your Day! and Miracle Crusades in English and in Arabic.

Impacting a huge region of the world where satellite dishes are quickly becoming the primary means of receiving TV broadcasts

[agrace]

just because people don't like the man doesn't mean people aren't getting healed.

True enough. But the fact that he's a false prophet might do it.

[reagandemo]

He is coming hear to Lexington soon to tape a show I hear. Packed the house last time he came. Seems to be real profitable talking with the dead. Am I missing something here?

[Xenalyte]

John Edward (there's no S in his name) is a total douchebag. He does cold readings that last FAR longer than what you see on TV, sometimes hours between successful hits, and he's not even all that good at it.

Come out to my booth at the Texas Renaissance Festival this season, and I will chill your spine far better than John Edward ever could.

[missyme]

From what I read his staff keeps in touch with the people that come on stage to proclaim there healings....

[reagandemo]

I met a guy who used to work for the Reverend Leroy Jenkins. Boy you talk about some stories. He was a "cutter" that wen in and told sad stories to get the crowd going before the Reverend came in. I think Steve Martin formed his character in the movie he did a few years back on Mr. Jenkins.

[missyme]

Or he might be demon possessed......I understand his mother was a fortune teller....

[missyme]

He does not talk to the dead? His Crusades are for healings that is my understanding...

[Xenalyte]

He's not demon-possessed. If he were, it wouldn't take him six hours of studio time to get enough for a one-hour show.

He's just a douchebag. Look up "cold reading" and you'll find out how to learn to do what he does. And ten bucks says that inside a year, you can do it better than he does.

[twigs]

the smartest and most articulate spokesman our side has

100% agreed!

[reagandemo]

Ahhh yes I know. John Edwards talks to the dead.

[missyme]

I never knew anyone really took him serious all these folks usually end up on Larry King identifying people's dead realtives throught the phone, by aksing do you have a realative who is passed that has letter "J" in there name? so your right I could do that also..)

[Delbert]

Benny's comb over is a miracle in itself.

[JennysCool]

I stole it from the BBC website!

[Bella_Bru]

wife sporting the pink hair.

I think you mean Jan Crouch. Her hair is awful, but she is highly amusing.

[Xenalyte]

Just so we're straight, John Edward is the douchebag who allegedly talks to the dead. Benny Hinn is the douchebag who allegedly heals the sick.

[Bella_Bru]

I used to do cold readings for extra cash at a club. It was so easy it's sad.

[Xenalyte]

Ah, you have already learned his technique!

You'd be shocked how many people really do take him seriously. I had a co-worker at a former job who stayed home for a few weeks after minor surgery and came back raving about "this guy who's totally psychic."

When I explained cold reading to her, she was unconvinced. When I demonstrated it on her, she was shocked.

[Xenalyte]

I just did a post-lunch Tarot reading for one of the secretaries up here. She thinks I'm tuned in to Occult Radio or something. She told me about how my last reading "all came true" - and sure enough, she took the VERY vague statements I made and applied them to whatever was going on that week, and decided I was stone correct.

Reputations for arcane knowledge come cheap!

[william clark]

That's one way to keep the checks coming. I'm not talking about people who may have thought they were healed. I mean healings with medical documentation.

[missyme]

Gypsiees have been making a living at it for thousands of years......I am really not sure if there are any true Psychics....