Please document one actual healing miracle that Benny HInn has done. Just one-complete with doctor’s notes. x-rays, etc. He has been asked this for years and has consistently refused to do so except on one occasion in which he showed a before and after X-ray of a tumor that he supposedly healed. Unfortunately he forgot to mention the intervening surgery to remove said tumor.Then I will do exactly what you suggest and get him to heal my arthritis.

Are you so easily bamboozled? We are to be as wise as serpents. Unfortunately HInn is a serpent.

About Benny, I do agree, but it is interesting that with all the criticism around about him that he still holds his head high. I attended one of his meetings at the request of someone, and went away almost deaf with all that loud music. It was a real experience to watch and listen.

Its just in your critique you were using so much of what Hank Hanegraaff was saying and were calling Benny Hinn a “false prophet”. I’m sure Hank is just another wolf in sheep’s coverings, no different than old Benny, just different styles.

and if you think $449 per person is cheap, that’s because it was a inside room with NO windows and Does NOT include port taxes and government fees of $226.65 per person. Sneaky at best, don’t you think?

Also:
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“Hank thanked the EFCA” that’s cool,

“got the organization back on track” no penalties for misdeeds

“He moved from California to Charlotte to cut costs.” after spending all that money on lawyers defending his deeds and then losing the support of alot of people, he had to do something.

“Isn’t that what its supposed to do?” just shows that Hank has no internal integrity, just like the many mega pastors you’ve critiqued.

For someone who throws around criticism of so many others, he surely can’t take it being held under the light….but he sure makes alot of money publishing all those books….that even you promoted in this post.

So I wouldn’t want to be a follower of either…..

I would like to ask you one question. This article was about Hinn and not Hanegraaff. What is your opinion on this man?

“CRI employees were fired or forced to resign after pointing out ethical issues”
…in 1994 over $750,000 in “salaries and benefits”
“have used full-time CRI employees to support and conduct Memory Dynamics, Inc business,
including mailings and manning of sales booths.”

So while Hank Hanegraaff doesn’t Preach the “HEALTH AND WEALTH GOSPEL”
like Benny Hinn, he sure does practice it personally?

http://www.sovereigncruises.org/cri10/

So which will it Be Truth or Dare?

Regarding Hank Hanegraaff, are you talking about CRI’s breach of ECFA standards earlier this decade (the blue Lexus) or the criticism by Walter Martin’s family for Hank’s going after the Word of Faith movement in the October 1997 edition of The Kingdom of the Cults? Just curious…

Happy New Year!