Posted on 09/15/2004 11:52:21 AM PDT by 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
Gypsiees have been making a living at it for thousands of years......I am really not sure if there are any true Psychics....
There are many medical documented healings that is very true...I had an uncle who had an inoperable brain tumor the size of small orange in his brain through prayer he was healed the MRI showed no trace of the tumor that was 20 yrs ago
No, they are for fraudulent fake-healing scams designed to milk desperate families out of the last of their precious financial resources and the last of their waning moments with their loved ones. Those who twist the Word to deceive and steal deserve a very special hellfire.
Jeeze, Thanks for the clairifacation. I thought that I was pretty clear I guess not. ;-) What do Benny Hinn and John Edwards have in common? Answer.. People who are emotionally in distress flock to them for help and answers and both end up costing you money. I bet Jesus did not charge people to do those things.
Don't get me wrong. I agree with you that God can perform miraculous healings, and that many have medical documentation to back them up. However, I don't believe a single one of Hinn's so-called miracles has ever been so verified, and I don't believe God performs miracles according to a TV broadcast schedule. Hinn long ago demonstrated himself to fall into the false prophet/teacher camp.
OH NO!!!!!! The Hinnites are attacking! The Hinnites are attacking! :(
Now that would truly be a miracle crusade!
Cold reading is a pretty fun thing to do to people. A cousin of mine taught me how to do it one summer, and I spent a few months using it on my friends.
If you know the tricks, you can turn it around on them. Great fun at country fairs.
RIght. If Hinn can heal, why doesn't he spend his time in children's hospitals and ICUs rather than on stage collecting cash?
Sorry if this is rude, but for many English people, when you put the words "American" and "Christian" together, the mental image they get is Benny Hinn.
Is he really that popular over there, or do most people think he's a fruitcake?
I'm doing it at the Festival this season, and am quite looking forward to it. I'm honing my skills on gullible co-workers, and earning quite a name for being far-seeing.
Benny Hinn is of Palestinian descent, is he not? Perhaps he could take his act to the Gaza Strip and show solidarity with his brethren.
You have been nominated for the "Biggest Douche in the Universe" award!
"I'm not a douche!"
Sorry. Just couldn't help it.
I am not sure I think he is born in Israel but don't know his ethnicity..
Tele-evangelists have a lot to answer for, in my opinion. Big hair, big teeth, big voices, big smiles and big money. Sometimes big scandal, too.
They've transmitted an image of Christianity (and America) which is extravagant and circus-like which is no doubt what you were referring to.
It's unfortunate but plenty of Americans get the same imagery. IMO most thinking people - whether Christian or not - do not believe he's genuine, or are at least uncomfortable with his message. I don't have a problem with praying for sick people. I have a problem with his theology and his showmanship.
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