By: Lynn Green
False preacher/evangelist/prophet/pastor, Benny Hinn is up to no good again and all in the name of whoever his “god” is. It’s enough to make me want to upchuck.
Most of the people of Johannesburg, South Africa are poor and for the most part, vulnerable. How anyone could make a fool out of a society’s most pitiful beings is beyond me. My only guess is that Benny Hinn and his ilk are reprobates who lack any form of a conscience.
Keep in mind that Hinn is a multi millioniare who will never need any money. But that does not stop him from playing games with God and fleecing the flock.
Look at the latest trick that the Hinn camp played on a group in South Africa:
God’s blessing would last only two minutes and it would create 500 churchgoing millionaires or even billionaires – all they had to do was use their credit cards to pay $1 000 in offerings to televangelist Benny Hinn.
PAUSE
Excuse me. Since when has God put His blessings in game format where you have to be “anxious” and quick to do something in order to get something from Him?
Philippians 4:6 (NKJ)
Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God
Pastor Tommie Ferreira of the AGS Church in Johannesburg was so upset about the “blessing” that, after a week, he wanted to know who of the donors actually had become millionaires.
Ferreira told Rapport he did not mean to bring about Hinn’s downfall.
He merely wanted to know if any of the hundreds of churchgoers who donated amounts of up to $1 000 (about R7 500) to Hinn’s Miracle Crusade last week Saturday had now become millionaires.
Sorry, Pastor Ferreira. You are a day late and a dollar short. I could have told you that NONE of those innocent sheep were going to become wealthy. In fact, they were going to become poorer and more in debt after giving that group of false prophets their money.
Ferreira said: “People stormed to the front – poor people, rich people, people from all sections of our society.”
Hinn’s co-pastors apparently had credit-card machines ready with which they could take donations.
Would somebody hand me a bucket, please? I’m about to lose my lunch!
“He (Koontz) said God would bless the people’s credit cards and they would be able to rule over South Africa with their money.
“Eventually there were no fewer than 1 000 people who made such donations.”
According to Ferreira’s calculations, Hinn must have collected millions of rands with these donations – perhaps more than R7m if each of the 1 000 church-goers donated $1 000 in the hope of becoming millionaires.
Furthermore, after Koontz’s collection of the $1 000 donations, Hinn collected general donations.
Ferreira said: “It makes my hair stand on end.”
He said he could not live with his conscience if he did not speak to others about this possible trickery.
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Hat tip to EvangelistET who keeps me on top of such stories!
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Yes, I saw this article and just shook my head.
My sister in law, the one that just died from cancer last month went to see Hinn and couldn’t even get on the stage, yet she gave her “healing seed” with hope of being healed through
the “mand of gawd”…
I thank God that I was delivered from such deception and pray for those that are still bound due to selfish greed and lack of biblical knowledge that they too would come into the knowledge of the truth and see these wolves for what they really are, fleecers of flocks instead of feeders of flocks.
GodlySoldier,
You know, it boggles my mind that any human would play with God. If you know for a fact that He exists, why play with Him? What does it profit a man to gain the world and lose his soul?
EXACTLY! Do they not think that the same bible that teaches the end results of blatant sin will for whatever reason excuse them for their sins. They truly are deceived AND are deceiving thousands…heading straight for the lake unless they repent!
This charlatan will be bringing his circus to Houston this weekend.
Wow! I am embarrassed to admit that he had me fooled. I have been intermittently tuning in to his television services since last year. I have never caught an entire service, but from what I have heard, I thought that he was on fire for the Lord. I am saddened to hear about this stunt. These kinds of shananigans are nothing more than a blow to the Body of Christ.
Hi All,
The other morning I watched this “pastor” Koontz on Daystar or GOD TV (can’t remember which). Anyhow the guys infomercial was all about cash….I didn’t know the guy was linked with Hinn but I guess its not surprising is it?
Birds of a feather fleecing together!!!!
Thanks for pointing this out Lynn!!
Phil
This only reminds me of my great uncle who passed a couple of years ago. He wound up broke because he constantly sent all his money to Hinn and Rev. Ike and some other nutcase who promised to send his ‘lucky lotto’ numbers… for a fee of course.
These false prophets and pulpit pimps have such a stronghold on their followers too, as many people tried to minister to my great uncle that these televangelists were not Godly and were merely using him for his money. He was so caught up in their spirits that he could not see the truth. Many of these people who gave til it hurts have more than likely fallen prey to these lying signs and wonders.