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Faith healers or Fake healers?

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  1. Bobby Fitzgerald says:

    fake

  2. Shane Johnson says:

    Fake

  3. Jeffrey Harrell says:

    Wolves in sheep’s clothing

  4. Alan White says:

    Come over to the real Jesus

  5. Anthony Bryant Sr. says:

    This is a wonderful opportunity to focus on sharing the Gospel.

    Under the New Covenant, we are not immune from sickness or death Jesus said it rains on just and the unjust.

    Although many were healed some still died in the long run. The gospel is about to be assured of eternal healing from sin, not about healing form the issues that plague all of us as human beings.

    What does it mean that the rain falls on the just and the unjust?
    http://www.gotquestions.org/rain-just-unjust.html
    Jan 02, 2020 · Question: “What does it mean that the rain falls on the just and the unjust?” Answer: In Matthew 5:45, as part of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus says this about God the Father: “He makes his sun rise on the evil and on the good, and sends rain on the just and on the unjust” (ESV).

  6. Jearron Jackson says:

    Many are charlatans

  7. Dorian Saunders says:

    I enjoyed watching the video and listening to your arguments. Nevertheless, these people don’t claim to be faith healers, they are just called that. I can speak of Benny Hinn for example. He will tell you that he heals no one. People get healed in his crusades, during praise n worship, then come on stage to testify of their healing. I’ve been to a couple of his crusades. Benny leads a prayer telling folk to reach out to God for their healing, then to come acknowledge if you have been healed.

    I do agree that healing isn’t on demand. It comes from God, and the gift of healing and miracles, are still in operation. However it’s not that anyone has mutant powers to heal, it’s that God has chosen some, to perform great signs and Wonders through. The problem is when some vessels get the big head, or the sheep worship the vessel, and the vessel doesn’t do enough to stop the sheep from worshipping them.

  8. Bob Jones says:

    Fake healers

  9. Herb Van Schoick says:

    Thanks for the video, you obviously know what you are talking about

  10. Mark Gregory Catano says:

    Agreed.

  11. Julia Maney says:

    American gospel! Y’all gotta watch it !

  12. Mark Fonner says:

    Copeland’s parsonage is worth $6,000,000. His net worth is $750,00,000!

    Hinn’s net worth? $42,000,000.

    Olsteen is worth just a measly $42,000,000.

    Copeland by far is the greatest wolf by far. They are all bad mind you but these numbers are just an idea of what they worth. The real number is not known to the public.

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