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Originally Posted by Sherri
I think you're being a little unfair here, and I'm not a Hinn fan. But I've heard this same thing said about lots of people, even like Nona Freeman - that she touched lots of people's lives. That's not a bad statement.
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I'm not randomly applying that statement. I'm being specific with Hinn, and others whose ministry points more to them, than it does to Jesus. The supernatural was never used to make special prophets of people in the NT- it was to edify and ultimately to point to Jesus. Additionally, Hinn preaches a false gospel that ignores suffering as a glory, and poverty as treasure.
The throngs of crowds that gather for a miracle (I've watched his program many times) are there to see a "show" or sincerely be part of some supernatural experience... but missing often, is the crucified Savior. It actually saddens me more than it maddens me.