Paul's Blog: 2007

BENNY HINN Television evangelist for Benny Hinn Ministries who can be seen on TBN and author of the bestselling "Good Morning, Holy Spirit".
General Teachings/Activities*
Benny Hinn, [former] pastor of Orlando Christian Center in Orlando , Florida [the church was first re-named World Outreach Church , and then Faith World Church in 1999 when Hinn resigned from the pastorate and moved his "crusade and evangelism" ministry to Dallas ] is one of the most prolific voices in the so-called "Christian" media today. [Hinn's "ministry" reportedly takes in over $100 million a year, which allows him to maintain a $3.5 million home, and to spend $8,000 on airline fares and stay in $2,000/night hotel rooms.] His book Good Morning, Holy Spirit has remained on the best-seller list since its release in October, 1990, having sold approximately one-quarter million copies within the first few months. In May of 1992, it was number one among paperback books according to Christian Reading, one of the major trade publications for "Christian" bookstores, distributors, and publishers.
Due to some rather startling statements in the original edition of Good Morning, Holy Spirit, Hinn came under fire from a few organizations that perceived serious doctrinal discrepancies in Hinn's theology.

The most public criticism of Hinn's teachings came from the Christian Research Institute (CRI) [which has many theological problems of its own], which took Hinn and his publisher, Thomas Nelson Company, to task for what CRI perceived as heretical statements. This resulted in Nelson revising the questionable material in its later releases and Hinn apologizing and promising not to promote in the future the teachings under question. However, Thomas Nelson Company spokesman Bruce Barbour (publisher) and Bill Watkins (senior editor) as well as Hinn, say that the theology expressed in the original edition has not been changed but merely "clarified."
Yet Hinn does claim to have changed his mind about other teachings not dealt with in Good Morning, Holy Spirit, most notably the "Jesus-died-spiritually" heresy that has characterized the theology of word-faith teachers from E. W. Kenyon through Kenneth Hagin, Kenneth Copeland, and others.Hinn revealed that he periodically visits (Kathryn) Kuhlman's grave and that he is one of the few with a key to gain access to it. He also visits Aimee (McPherson's) grave, where he says: "I felt a terrific anointing ... I was shaking all over ... trembling under the power of God ... `Dear God,' I said, `I feel the anointing.' ... I believe the anointing has lingered over Aimee's body." (Benny Hinn, April 7, 1991 sermon)
The Man
Benny Hinn was born in 1953 in Israel to a Greek father and an Armenian mother. He was raised in the Greek Orthodox [false] religion. Hinn claims that while he was a young boy of 11 years of age in Israel , God first appeared to him, and has been appearing to him ever since. At the age of 14, Hinn moved to Canada with his parents. While attending high school there, he says he had visions of himself preaching before huge crowds. He also claims that God healed him of a stuttering problem so that he could become a preacher.Yet in spite of the visions and God's appearing to him for several years, Hinn marks the year of his being born again as 1972 when he was about 20 years old. It was at a Kathryn Kuhlman service the following year that he says he had a "profound spiritual experience."Hinn readily admits that much of the misunderstanding that has arisen from his teachings is the result of his lack of formal Bible training. In fact, almost immediately after his having been "born again," Hinn says, "The Lord launched me into ministry almost overnight."In spite of these circumstances, Hinn founded the Orlando Christian Center in 1983. Beginning with just a few hundred members, that church now boasts an average weekly attendance of over 10,000. [The newly named Faith World Church is now being pastored by Clint Brown, who merged his charismatic Orlando church with Hinn's when Hinn moved to Dallas in late-1999.] In addition, Hinn conducts worldwide crusades and has a daily television program [the 30-minute This Is Your Day program is seen in more than 100 countries] that airs over the Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN), headed by Jan and Paul Crouch [see the end of this report for transcripts of two of Hinn's recent appearances on TBN]. [Hinn also claimed to be building a $30-$35 million "Healing Center" in Dallas, which was to operate 24 hours a day with its planned opening in 2001; part of the attraction was to be films of previous healing services conducted by the masters of the trade -- Oral Roberts, Kathryn Kuhlman, Aimee Semple McPhearson, A.A. Allen, Jack Coe, Lester Sumrall, etc. As of the date of this report revision, it appears that Hinn has again raised money under false pretences -- not one brick has been laid for the Healing Center . Hinn now says the decision to delay the project was divinely inspired (6/23/02, Dallas Morning News).]
Although Hinn states that his ministry throughout the 1970s was shaped by the writings of men like D.L. Moody and R.A. Torrey, he was a strong proponent of "revelation knowledge" -- new truths revealed to him by God directly -- that were not contained within Scripture. Only recently has he stated that he will no longer claim revelation knowledge as the authority for his teachings. [See the end of this report of Hinn once again claiming revelation knowledge].More than this, Hinn claims to actually be a channel for God -- that God enters him and takes over his mind and tongue to the point where he is unaware of what he has said. After his sermon on December 31, 1989, at Orlando Christian Center, during which he gave several future prophecies, Hinn expressed that he was drunk -- presumably on the Holy Spirit -- and asked someone to tell him what he had just said.It became evident in the early 1980s that the word-faith teachings of Kenyon, Hagin, Copeland, and others began to have an enormous impact on Hinn. But shortly after his encounter with critics of his book, Hinn announced that he no longer hold to the word-faith teachings.As Hinn's popularity increased due to his television program and the runaway sales of Good Morning, Holy Spirit, his teachings came under close scrutiny by several apologetics ministries. The Christian Research Institute became especially alarmed by Hinn's references to the Godhead that seemed at best unorthodox and at worst heretical. On both his television program and in his book, Hinn asserted that all three persons of the Triune Godhead have their own independent bodies, souls, and spirits, as well as wills (10/13/90, TBN).What alarmed most critics of Hinn is his statement that "there are nine of them [Spirits of God]." Some took this to mean that there are nine persons, which is not what Hinn was saying. "Nine of them" referred to the separate elements of the Trinity: three bodies, souls, and spirits.Hinn is clearly guilty of teaching "revelation knowledge" (God's Truth imparted to him personally), something that is not at all supported by Scripture. As such, he has established in the minds of those who trust him, a personal belief as if it were authoritative truth, which it is not.While Hinn's teachings on the Trinity have captured the forefront of the debate between himself and the apologist ministries, there are other serious issues that have taken a back seat to the questionable Trinitarian controversy -- issues that truly do lead toward heresy.
A God-Man
Hinn teaches that when one is born again by faith in Jesus, he is given a new spirit man that wasn't there before -- a spirit man that is divine in nature and God-like (Our Position in Christ [sermon tape]).Throughout his dissertations, Hinn avows that the Bible says what he says. But his ploy is the same as that of every false teacher, which is to pull a proof text out of context and apply it to a personal interpretation which is claimed to have been given by direct revelation from God. Where in Scripture is it found that some "spirit-man" distinct from us, comes into us? The Holy Spirit comes into us, but Hinn isn't speaking of the Holy Spirit, because he says this spirit-man was "created before the foundation of the world."Hinn also cites Ephesians 1 as a proof text, but this is a gross error. It does speak of our being chosen in Christ before the foundation of the world; nowhere does it mention a God-like "spirit-man," let alone one distinct from us.In another statement, Hinn asserts that though we are not Almighty God Himself, nevertheless, we are now divine (12/1/90, TBN). Hinn continues by denying that he is saying we are God, but affirming that we are children of God (elsewhere he asserts that we are gods).
Jesus Took On Satan's Nature
One of the popular word-faith teachings is that Jesus took on the nature of Satan and had to be born again. This doctrine is intrinsically linked to the "Jesus died spiritually" heresy which postulates that Jesus' shed blood was insufficient for the redemption of man; He had to suffer at Satan's hands in Hell and be born again as the first man to conquer death. Hinn also teaches this heresy:
"He [Jesus] who is righteous by choice said, 'The only way I can stop sin is by Me becoming it. I can't just stop it by letting it touch Me; I and it must become one.' Hear this! He who is the nature of God became the nature of Satan where He became sin!" (TBN, 12/1/90).
In this one statement, Hinn manages to convey three distinct errors concerning Jesus, to which we must answer the following:
1) Jesus is not righteous by choice, but by nature;2) Jesus never said these words, either in Scripture or to Benny Hinn personally, because they are unbiblical; and3) Jesus' nature is constant; even God cannot change His nature from God to something else.
When He became a man, the Word of God commingled his divine nature with the flesh of man, not angels; but that is the limit of His approaching anything like assuming Satan's nature. This idea is a first-rate heresy which, drawn to its conclusion in the supposed spiritual death of Jesus, denies the blood of Christ and damns those who teach and believe it unless they repent. It is a different gospel from that given through Scripture.In spite of Hinn's professional rejection of the word-faith message, he hasn't given up on it entirely. The word-faith message encompasses far more than the "name it and claim it" foolishness. It is intrinsically linked to the God-man-believer and Jesus-died-spiritually heresies, which Hinn continues to espouse. It exalts man and denigrates Christ, as most false teachings do.The problem with these and other teachings of Hinn is that he exhibits the mindset of someone who "learned as he earned," strewing spiritual wreckage in his path. Whatever comes to mind must be God's voice; after all, Hinn believes himself a prophet of God. And woe to those who dare challenge him.
Blowing It
One of the characteristics of Hinn's services has been his claim to impart the Holy Spirit at will by blowing on people. He has been known to wave his coat in the air, or to toss the Holy Spirit like a baseball at the audience, causing entire sections to ostensibly swoon under the power of God. Obviously God is at Hinn's disposal. And he doesn't mind being made a spectacle in the process.The phenomenon known as being "slain in the Spirit" is a trademark of modern charismaticism. And while I would not say that God will or cannot come upon someone with such a power, it becomes obvious that, coupled with false teachings, the power transmitted by Hinn (if there is any power at all) is not of God. [At one crusade, a man Hinn had "slain in the Spirit" fell on a prostrate elderly woman and broke her hip, resulting in her death. The lawsuit was settled out of court.] In fact, it appears, for several reasons, more a case of mass hysteria entered into by people predisposed to fall:
1) they want the power of God no matter what;2) they would be embarrassed not to fall when everyone else around them is falling;3) many have testified that the person imparting the Holy Spirit pushed them down;4) God might allow and even grant such a "blessing" to entrench error in people's minds who don't care about truth as much as they do about some supernatural experience;5) Satan and demons may duplicate such a phenomenon to validate as truth the error of one's teachings.
[Other examples of Hinn's false healing powers: An elderly Hinn follower was turned away from one entrance to ARGO Stadium in Sacramento , CA because she had not given enough money to enter there. Later, on the stage she was "slain in the Spirit," and while she was lying on the floor a huge man, likewise "slain," landed on top of her, breaking her leg. In 1993 in Basel , Switzerland , Hinn prophesied over a man with cancer that he had many years to live. He died two days later. In Nairobi , Kenya early in May 2000, four patients released from a hospital to attend Hinn's "Miracle Crusade" died while waiting for prayer. (Source: 9/00, TBC.)]
Finally, Hinn's errors are compounded by his continual extolling of the virtues of the pope and Roman Catholicism, as if the errors of that [false] church are to be ignored in the interest of unity. In 1989, Hinn was a participant in the move to grant to Pope John Paul II the "Prince of Peace" award, instigated by Harold Bradesen. Receiving much flack for his part in that award, Hinn recanted and withdrew his participation.
* The original material (non-bracketed) has been adapted/excerpted from a Media Spotlight Special Report, "Pros & Cons," of May, 1992. Must reading is a book by G. Richard Fisher and M. Kurt Goedelman, The Confusing World of Benny Hinn (2002 expanded edition; 334 pages). The following is excerpted from the Foreword of that book: "[Hinn] claims to have had more revelations and seen more visions than anyone, even in Bible times, including John who wrote Revelation. Hinn has rebuked 'the spirit of cancer' and the 'devil of death and debt' so many times without result that it would be laughable, if only so many weren't deceived. His bizarre heresies, false prophesies, contradictions, and outright occult involvement, are uncovered and thoroughly documented ..."

Jesus at His death became one with Satan. (Benny Hinn, Benny Hinn broadcast, recorded 12/15/90 )
God has 9 parts (tri-theistic). A. God has a body, soul and spirit. B. Jesus has a body, soul and spirit. C. Holy Spirit has a body, soul and spirit. (Benny Hinn, Benny Hinn broadcast, recorded 10/13/90 )
Christians are little messiahs. Christians are little gods. (Benny Hinn, Praise-a-thon (TBN), recorded November 1990)
Poverty comes from Hell. Prosperity comes from Heaven. Adam had complete dominion over the earth and all it contains. A. Adam could fly like a bird. B. Adam could swim underwater and breathe like a fish. Adam went to the moon. Adam walked on water. Adam was a super being, He was the first superman that lived. Adam had dominion over the sun, moon & stars. Christians do not have Christ in their hearts. Sow a big seed, when you confess it, you are activating the supernatural forces of God. (Benny Hinn, Praise-a-thon (TBN), recorded November 1990)
When you don't give money, it shows that you have the devil's nature. (Benny Hinn, Praise-a-thon (TBN), recorded 4/21/91)
Wants to use Holy Ghost machine gun to kill Heresy Hunters. (Benny Hinn, Praise-a-thon (TBN), 11/8/90)
"He [Jesus] who is righteous by choice said, 'The only way I can stop sin is by Me becoming it. I can't just stop it by letting it touch Me; I and it must become one.' Hear this! He who is the nature of God became the nature of Satan where He became sin!" (Benny Hinn, TBN, 12/1/90).

Hinn revealed that he periodically visits (Kathryn) Kuhlman's grave and that he is one of the few with a key to gain access to it. He also visits Aimee (McPherson's) grave, where he says: "I felt a terrific anointing ... I was shaking all over ... trembling under the power of God ... `Dear God,' I said, `I feel the anointing.' ... I believe the anointing has lingered over Aimee's body." (Benny Hinn, April 7, 1991 sermon)
Benny Hinn said: (1) Never, ever, ever go to the Lord and say, 'If it be thy will'; (2) No Christian should ever be sick; (3) We Christians possess 'power in our mouths' to heal or kill just as witches possess it; (4) Job tapped into the negative side of the faith force by a negative confession; (5) Christ 'became one with the nature of Satan' and was 'born again' in hell; (6) Christ would have sinned without the Holy Spirit and would have remained in the grave 'if the Holy Ghost had changed His mind about raising Him from the dead' [Jesus said, 'I have power to lay down my life and I have power to take it again' (Jn 10:18) for He is God]; (7) We are 'little gods' and even part of God with all the power of God; and (8) We are 'little messiahs,' everything that Jesus ever was." [Adapted and/or excerpted by permission from the 2/94 The Berean Call ( P.O. Box 7019 , Bend , OR 97708 , and from a 1992 Media Spotlight Special Report ( P.O. Box 290 , Redmond , WA 98073 ).]
Benny Hinn claims to actually be a channel for God--that God enters him and takes over his mind and tongue to the point where he is unaware of what he has said. After his sermon on December 31, 1989, at Orlando Christian Center, during which he gave several future prophecies, Hinn expressed that he was drunk--presumably on the Holy Spirit--and asked someone to tell him what he had just said. (Biblical Discernment Ministries - 5/92)
"When one is born again by faith in Jesus, he is given a new spirit man that wasn't there before--a spirit man that is divine in nature and God-like" (Benny Hinn, Our Position in Christ [sermon tape]).
"Though we are not Almighty God Himself, nevertheless, we are now divine" (Benny Hinn, 12/1/90, TBN)
"He [Jesus] who is righteous by choice said, 'The only way I can stop sin is by Me becoming it. I can't just stop it by letting it touch Me; I and it must become one.' Hear this! He who is the nature of God became the nature of Satan where He became sin!" (Benny Hinn, TBN, 12/1/90).
"What was the appearance of God the Father? Like that of a man...God has the likeness of fingers and hands and a face." (Good Morning Holy Spirit, (Benny Hinn, Word, 1991) p. 82)
"What does God the Father look like? Although I've never seen Him, I believe - as with the Holy Spirit - He looks like Jesus looked on earth." (Benny Hinn, Good Morning Holy Spirit, (Word, 1991) p.87)
"Had He (Jesus) not offered Himself through the Holy Ghost, He would not be accepted in the eyes of God the Father. Nor would He have endured the sufferings of the cross. Had He not presented Himself through the Holy Ghost, His blood would not have remained pure and spotless. And let me add this: Had the Holy Spirit not been with Jesus, He would have sinned." (Benny Hinn, Good Morning Holy Spirit, (Word, 1991) p.135)
"Do you know that every unbeliever is filled with a demon spirit?" (Good Morning Holy Spirit, (Benny Hinn, Word, 1991) p.146)
"Christians are "Little Messiah's and "little gods" on the earth. Thus [Encouraging the audience]...say "I am a God-man....This spirit-man within me is a God-man..." say "I'm born of heaven-a God-man. I'm a God man. I am a sample of Jesus. I'm a super being. Say it! Say it! Who's a super being? "I walk in the realm of the supernatural." Say it!...You want to prosper? Money will be falling on you from left, right and centre. God will begin to prosper you, for money always follows righteousness....Say after me, "everything I ever want is in me already." (Benny Hinn, TBN, 1990)
Benny Hinn says that Christians confessing they are "a sinner saved by grace" only insult God with such "garbage" (The Toronto Blessing, Stephen Sizer, 1990)
"Poverty is from the devil and that God wants all Christians prosperous." (Benny Hinn, TBN, 11/6/90)
"I am a 'little messiah' walking the earth" (Benny Hinn, Praise-a-Thon" on TBN, November 6, 1990).
"Are you ready for some real revelation knowledge....you are god" (Benny Hinn, "Our Position In Christ", tape # AO31190-1)
"You are a little god on earth running around". (Benny Hinn, "Praise-a-thon" broadcast on TBN, November, 1990)
"You think you're in this church to hear things you've heard for the last 50 years?" (Benny Hinn, Benny Hinn broadcast, recorded 10/13/90)
"If you have attacked me, your children will pay for it." (Benny Hinn, TBN "Heresy Hunters" October 23 1992)
"The anointing is the power of God" (Benny Hinn, The Anointing. Nashville : Thomas Nelson. 1992. 74.)
" . . . the anointing is dependent upon my words. God will not move unless I say it. Why? because He has made us coworkers with Him. He set things up that way." (Benny Hinn, The Anointing. Nashville : Thomas Nelson. 1992. 82.)
" . . . the anointing increases. He gives you a little and watches you. Then He gives you more." (Benny Hinn, The Anointing. Nashville : Thomas Nelson. 1992. 81.)
Benny Hinn said: "This spirit-man within me is a God-man. Say after me, he’s born of heaven, he’s a super-being…Say I’m born of heaven - God-man. I’m a God-man. I’m a sample of Jesus. I’m a super being. Say it! Say it! Who’s a super being? I walk in the realm of the supernatural. Get the spirit-man renewed…when he’s strong, he’ll hold off sickness…you want to prosper? Money will be falling on you from left, right and center. God will begin to prosper you, for money always follows righteousness…Say after me, I hold my destiny." ("Joel’s Army," Jewel van der Merwe, Discernment Ministries)
"You have so much today that is pure flesh, yet people have labeled it as the Spirit. It's not the Spirit, because it's not centered on Christ. It's pure emotionalism. Some of what is happening today, some of these manifestations where people are barking, making sounds of animals - I can tell you, that is not the Holy Spirit. It is purely demonic. The Holy Ghost does not bark. Only a devil barks. If somebody barks in my meeting, I'll cast the devil out of that man." That's all fine and good, but it is not Benny Hinn who can cast demons out. Only by the authority of Jesus Christ can a believer cast out demons. Also, we haven't seen Hinn do this and don't expect him to, because people in his audience are having weird manifestations also. On top of this, Hinn was kicked out of the Assmeblies of God in October of '96 for his heresy. Since the bulk of his comments on this show seemed to be aimed at Brownsville AOG, one has to wonder if this new seemingly non-heretical Benny Hinn is drunk on the wine of sour grapes. (Benny Hinn Condemns Toronto Blessing/Pensacola Phenomena Praise The Lord July 4, 1997 videotape transcript, with comment from Sandy Simpson)
"You watching TBN here. If you're doing such nonsense, get back to the Bible. And don't you dare experiment with what is not Scriptural, checking out if God is in it. My brother, if it's not in the Bible, He's not in it!! If it's not in the Word of God, He is not in it." Benny Hinn is preaching to Christians who have been listening to him teach things that are so far away from Scripture that they are ridiculous. Now he expects us to believe, after he has preached heretical sermons and written heretical books that he is going "back to the Bible"? In my opinon, this is a ruse. But we shall see. (Benny Hinn Condemns Toronto Blessing/Pensacola Phenomena Praise The Lord July 4, 1997 videotape transcript, with comment from Sandy Simpson)
"Holy Spirit said something to me and I had to go like a mad man and looking in the Word. He says, ‘God’s original plan is that the woman was to bring forth children out of her side.’ What? You know that there is nowhere in the Bible but where God gives birth out of His side. Jesus gives birth to the church out of His side. Adam gives birth to his wife out of his side. It was sin that turned the thing around. And it was sin that transformed her flesh and her body." (Transcribed From A Message Given By Benny Hinn, Paw Creek Ministries)
I recently heard (Benny Hinn) say "when we breathe out we breathe ourselves out and when we breathe in we breathe in the Spirit".(E-Mail, Ed Tarkowski, Fri, 11 Jul 1997 02:09:43 -0600)
"God sent Jesus as an example to see if we could retain and maintain the Holy Spirit in human flesh." (Benny Hinn as observed by Ed Tarkowski in an e-mail Wed, 23 Jul 1997 23:02:03)
Interestingly, Hinn says, "You see, we are not seeking a move, not an experience. We are seeking Jesus, and when you seek Jesus, He'll breathe that mighty power of the Spirit." Apparently, Hinn is not a Christian, he says he is "seeking" Jesus. This is no testimony of knowing Jesus. He who believes on the Son has life, he who does not have the Son abides in darkness. ....instead of arguing "sound" doctrine with him, we need to share the gospel with him. If he doesn't know Jesus whom God sent, and He isn't abiding with him still, (which is the testimony of the saints), then he actually needs to know the Lord...be born again. "...except a man be born of water and the spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God ." John 3:5 (Benny Hinn Condemns Toronto Blessing/Pensacola Phenomena Praise The Lord July 4, 1997 videotape transcript, commentary by (name withheld) in an e-mail to Stef O'Grady, Wed, 23 Jul 1997 22:27:21)
"Pastor Benny shares this testimony, whenever he comes to a CITY, the demons over that city will FLEE, crying, "The man of God is coming; the man of God is coming!" Can Hinn produce proof of this claim? Since Hinn has been proven many times over to be a false teacher and false prophet, it follows logically that any demons over a city he enters would be rejoicing that more Christians may be led astray. (Benny Hinn, Praise The Lord Newsletter, TBN, August 1997; with comment by Sandy Simpson, 1997)Audio of (Hinn's voice) "Demonic Manifestation in Benny"Audio Exposing Benny Hinn.
Benny Hinn:
"Tell the people, I am passing by many" Hear this - "I am passing by many and if I pass by it would be as though I never knew them.

A little later in the same program, Benny said the following:

Benny Hinn:
God Is Passing By Many (Real Audio -© 2000 by TBN)

Benny Hinn:
Failed prophecy of a peace treaty with Syria's Hafez Al-Assad (Real Audio - © April 2nd, 2000 by TBN)

Benny Hinn:
False prophecy on homosexuals.

Benny Hinn speaking in tongues:
"Demon, demon, demon... glory, glory,glory!" (Benny Hinn, TBN)

Benny Hinn sounds like he says:
"Lord Jesus, give them sin ... holy laughter to the people, I pray!" (Benny Hinn, TBN).

Benny Hinn says:
"Don't tell me you have Jesus. You ARE everything He was, and everythingHe is and shall be." (Benny Hinn, TBN).

Benny Hinn says:
"Here's something that's amazing, Paul (Crouch), He was kept sinless by the Spirit, because the Bible says that He offered Himself spotless through the Spirit. What? This is right here. "How much more shall the blood of Christ, Who through the eternal Spirit, offered Himself without spot". So had the Holy Ghost not been there, then Jesus would have sinned. (Paul Crouch: Jesus have mercy!) Yeh. Now I know some of the, well, the heretic hunters won't like it, some won't like it but it's in the Bible. (Paul Crouch: I've never heard that.) The Holy Spirit is the one who kept Christ sinless, because without the Holy Spirit, Christ would have sinned." (Benny Hinn and Paul Crouch on TBN)

Benny Hinn says:
"Just know this, that Jesus could not have remained sinless without the Holy Ghost...." (Benny Hinn and Paul Crouch on TBN)

Benny Hinn says:
"... I'm gonna read one Scripture, and then I'm gonna preach and the devil is gonna drop dead ..." (Benny Hinn, tape of crusade)

Benny Hinn says:
"... and I love Copeland. He's my friend. And anybody who's attacking him is attacking the very presence of God." (Hinn on Kenneth Copeland)

Benny Hinn says:
"There's a groups here in Califonria that thinks they are the judgement seat of Christ. Dear God in heaven, I wish I just could just ... they call it a ministry, my foot. You know I've looked for one verse in the Bible, I just can't seem to find it. One verse that said, "If you don't like 'em, kill 'em." I really wish I could find it." (Benny Hinn on "heretic hunters")

Benny Hinn says:
"You see, frankly, that's the way I think about it. I'm sorry, I'm not exactly the normal kind of guy, you know, I'm from Israel. Sometimes I wish God would give me a Holy Ghost machine gun, I'd blow your head off." (Benny Hinn talking about"heresy hunters") Comment: first this is blasphemous.

Benny Hinn says:
Benny Hinn claims: Jesus is appearingphysically to Muslims!

Benny Hinn says:
Benny Hinn claims: Jesus will appear physically in Nairobi, Kenya !

Benny Hinn says:
Orlando Christian Center, Dec. 31st, 1989."The Spirit tells me - Fidel Castro will die - in the 90's. Oooh my! Some will try to kill him and they will not succeed. But there will come a change in his physical health, and he will not stay in power, and Cuba will be visited of God."

Old recordings of Benny Hinn.

Benny Hinn says:
Comment about William Branham.

Benny Hinn says:
Father has a Body.

Benny Hinn says:
Sickness is Demonic.

Benny Hinn says:
Christians evolve into gods.Audio Clip 1.Audio Clip 2.

Benny Hinn says:
True Christians do not get Sick.

Benny Hinn says:
Adam was God/Super being.

Benny Hinn says:
Benny Hinn's Dreams.

Benny Hinn says:
Jesus Was Able To Sin !
Video Benny Hinn and Paul Crouch on Communion. Benny Hinn: Poss. By Devils? Video: WMV Clip (Windows Media) RM Clip (Real One Player) Benny Hinn Says Jesus Appearing To Muslims. The failed prophecy that Jesus would appear physically in Nairobi, Kenya: Real Video - © 2000 by TBN. Benny repeated his claim that Jesus will be appearing physically at his crusade(s) about 10 minutes into the 20 April, 2000 "This is Your day" program (Real Video - © 2000 Benny Hinn Ministries). At the beginning of the April 21st, 2000 - This Is Your Day program, Benny again repeated his belief that Jesus would appear physically at the Nairobi Crusade: 21 April, 2000 (Real Video - © 2000 Benny Hinn Ministries)
"If Benny Hinn is real, he'll go into the hospitals and cure everyone there," asks WFTV's Marla Weech. "I've been told that many times," responds Hinn. "What I tell them is quite simple. Healing most times needs an atmosphere of faith." And that atmosphere is created again and again by those attending his national and international healing crusades, such as in a recent service to a capacity crowd in Orlando . "I have gone to hospitals. I've done it actually many times," says Hinn. "Or people's homes and pray for them. Most times, they cannot get healed. You've got to understand something. I'm not the healer. I cannot make it happen. God's people make it happen; bring this atmosphere of faith, but like I said, there have been times when I did go and God did heal them. But these have been very few." Straight from the "horse's mouth" folks! These Third Wave hucksters need an "atmosphere" in which to ply their trade. If this were ever a call for Christians and anyone else to avoid these circus events, I don't know what further evidence you need. Notice that it is not God who heals, but "God's people make it happen." This is further evidence of his continued teaching that Christians are "God" and when we get together, whatever we speak into existence with our mouths God is obligated to do. (Interview with Benny Hinn by Marla Weech, WFTV Anchor as reported in Inside Central Florida, with comment by Sandy Simpson, http://www.insidecentralflorida.com/news/1998/11/19/WFTV_hinn.html, 1999 )

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