The many Faces of Benny Hinn - VCD Rip

For many years, the folks at the Trinity Foundation (publishers of The Door Magazine) have picked up the debris of wrecked lives of people who have been financially, emotionally, and spiritually abused by televangelists. Atop their list of abusers during the past decade has been faith healer Benny Hinn.

This Dallas-based watchdog group has worked with news organizations to expose the corruption of various television ministers, including Hinn. Many of these investigative reports on Hinn — spearheaded by the Trinity Foundation — make up the bulk of this Video. They show Hinn at his worst, including his power-wielding control, opulent lifestyle, bogus healings, lies and deception, heretical theology, and much more. A single report should make anyone question the integrity of this man; viewing several hours of investigations should leave no doubt. The presentation also includes segments from Hinn’s broadcasts that have not been shown in news reports. These include his stage antics, absurd theological statements, and false prophecies.

Major fact is. . . Hinn has lied about his background and has basically studied and ripped off all of Kathryn Kuhlman's ideas. This is all detailed by the important book by Personal Freedom Outreach called "The Confusing World Of Benny Hinn". The few clips of Kuhlman during the course of this video ought to be a wake up call to every Christian. Her incantations and tone sound exactly like a witch or sorcerer. She was called a spiritist by not a few of her contemporaries.

Another frightening feature of this video is the reaction of the crowds to Hinn, as it is in any video from the Third Wave. It quickly becomes apparent that people who profess to be Christians have lost their love of the truth.

The spirit of antichrist is already here as evidenced by the way followers of Benny Hinn fall down in trances and shake on the floor. But just as importantly, they choose to ignore the facts while at the same time treasuring the way Hinn comes off confident in an interview as well as the showy "slain in the spirit" antics he does while claiming healings he cannot document. That Hinn has taken a page out of the Bill Clinton play book of "act like you knew nothing about what you did and/or had clear knowledge of" becomes obvious after watching this 3 hour epic. I remember the Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh well since I was living in Oregon at the time of that whole mess. The similarities between Hinn and Rajneesh, with regard to the way he manipulates the truth with a straight face, are so stark that Hinn could be his successor. Apparently all you have to do today is have the confidence of Rush Limbaugh and the morals of Bill Clinton to be a success with most people ... a cult of personality, if you will. Never mind the truth. It is theatrics and bravado that count for everything these days.

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A revealing interview was Hinn's 700 Club interview with Pat Robertson. Robertson was in such a rush to try to reestablish credibility after Hinn's shameful expose' on the CNN Impact show that he virtually became a co-conspirator. This should be a wake up call to those who still watch 700 Club and still think Pat Robertson is the "cat's meow". Robertson, long ago, gave himself over to the false anointing of the Toronto "Blessing" as evidenced by his endorsement of the counterfeit revivals of TACF and Brownsville. He has long been a Dominionist/Reconstructionist and is one of the premiere signers of the ECT document and a supporter of the Pope. He still uses the deploarble "word of knowledge" scam on his show regularly to bolster his image and financial support. It was interesting how slick both Hinn and Robertson were in that interview. Pat tried to come off as a sort of admonishing father figure, kindly making sure that Hinn was set back on track for the rest of Christendum. Hinn managed to sound like he was apologizing while making up a lot of excuses. After watching that interview it became clear to me that Hinn was not going to change at all, and people like Ole Anthony should have seen it coming. Hinn has apologized about a great number of things then managed, in avoiding those same sins, to sin far greater ones. Note the examples toward the end of the video from the Anaheim and Denver crusades. Hinn's voice changed while he cursed anyone who disagrees with him. He continues to teach Word-Faith false doctrines and has not discontinued his "slain in the spirit" business when confronted by people he has "slain" writhing and even vomiting ectoplasm -- even though he claimed there would be no more of those "demonic" episodes on his stage.

"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." (Benny Hinn Condemns Toronto Blessing/Pensacola Phenomena Praise The Lord July 4, 1997)"

Even his wife is clearly either mentally unstable and/or demonized. No true believer can speak the kinds of words she did about the Holy Spirit, especially without repentance. Benny's organization continues to rake in mountains of dough without feeling the need to be open about his finances, even to his own supporters.

Benny Hinn continues to be the premiere example of a wolf in sheep's clothing. He has already led millions to a bankrupt faith in a different Jesus, a different Gospel, a different Spirit. If and when his ministry crumbles because of some scandal, those who followed him will sink to the depths of a ruined faith. If by some miraculous turn of events Hinn's ministry continues to grow, even more people will end up blaming God for the actions of someone who claims to represent Him but clearly does not.

NOTE:

Suzanne Hinn filed the DIVORCE papers in Orange County Superior Court on Feb. 1, citing irreconcilable differences, after more than 30 years of marriage. The papers note the two separated on Jan. 26, 2010 and that Hinn has been living in Dana Point, a wealthy coastal community in southern Orange County.

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