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1 | Did Jesus suffer in hell when he died? | Luke 23:46 | DarcyA | 93880 | ||
Pride is a sin that most of us carry. I know its something I deal with on a daily basis. I think it was Vernon McGee that said "My proudest moment was the day I became humble." As for the gift of Healing, I know people who were healed under his ministry. My mother had cancer and had dics fused in her back she went to a cusade and was healed there. Also as going against Benny Hinn personally I remember the story of David and saul and what David said about Saul. Do not touch Gods annointed." I would be 100 percent against Benny Hinn if He did not lead people to Christ but He has probably lead more people to Christ than I could ever dream of leading to Christ. In the Bible where it says Lord Lord, have we not cast out demons in Your name, Have we not prophecied in Your name, have we not done many wonders In your name...In that verse yoiu might notice it doesn't say have we not lead anyone to you in Your name. I am not saying that His false doctrines and false prophecies is not hurting the church because it is. But so is what we tend to do and that is to go completely against people who are leading people to Christ. |
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2 | Did Jesus suffer in hell when he died? | Luke 23:46 | TheCurtMan | 94002 | ||
If your mother went to a Benny Hinn crusade and was healed of cancer and her other medical problems, then the praise should go God. Actually that's the first documented success story I've ever heard come through that ministry. I mean I've seen the man on T.V., and I've heard of some of the healing stories, but upon further investigation, to my knowledge, none of the healings could show a before and after authentic medical documented healing of an illness. But if you say that your mother was healed of cancer, not that the cancer is in remission, but actually healed of it, then I will take your word for it. How is she doing these days anyway?? Last night I took the opportunity to look up the scripture verse that you quoted, Matt. 7:22. I noticed two very interesting points. The first one is in v. 15. Jesus was instructing the people to beware of false prophets. False prophets were as common in His day the same way that false teachers are common today. They both have the tendicy to take the word of God out of it's original context and twist it to imply something that it really doesn't mean. They both teach a false doctrine. I guess my first question would be, should we not also beware of false teachers and false doctrines today the same the people was instructed to beware of false prophets and false doctrines yesterday?? And if we fail to do this, are we not in violation of sound doctrine?? According to the information posted by the Radioman, you and I both were misinterpreting ‘Touching God's Anointed'. Since it doesn't appear to mean what we thought it meant, then what other reasons do you have for following Benny Hinn?? The second thing that I noticed was in v.22. "Did we not prophesy in Your name, and in Your name cast out demons, and in Your name perform many miracles?" Now this one I literally lost sleep over. Where did these people get the authority to cast out demons? I don't think that it came from God because in v.23 Jesus said, "I never knew you". The only other reasonable place would be the adversary. But that one caused a problem to. In Matt. 12:22-26 Jesus cast out a demon. The Pharisees accused Him of doing this through the devil. Jesus' answer indicated that the devil can not cast out demons. So where did the people get the authority to cast out demons. Eventually I had to settle for the bottom line. It doesn't matter where they got their authority from. The bottom line is that they were truly deceived into thinking that what they were doing, they were doing for our Lord and Savior, and in actuality they were not. Jesus said, "I never knew you, depart from me..." I think this is one of the reasons why we should be careful of who we follow. There are going to be many that says, "Lord, Lord", and they might even have a large congregation themselves, but in the end, they will not make it into the Kingdom of Heaven. The CurtMan |
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3 | Did Jesus suffer in hell when he died? | Luke 23:46 | DarcyA | 94004 | ||
The praise does go to God. And you point out one statement where Benny Hinn takes the credit for healing someone. You are right about the sound Doctrine. But let me ask you this are all of your doctrines sound? I should mention that I am not a follower of Benny Hinn. I am a follower of no one, except I try to be a follower of Christ although I may fail from time to time. As for the God's annointed. Tell me what it means then. And tell me what good it does attacking a man? Like I stated before attack the doctrine. The doctrine is what is damaging not the man. It was due to the sin Adam committed for the fall of Man. It wasn't Adam as a person that was the fall of man. I could go on speaking out against certain donimations, people, certain churches, and cults. But it does no good. But there doctrines I will speak against. I am not an advacate of dividing churches! I am not afraid to be proven wrong on a doctrine. If I am wrong I pray that God will allow me to be opened up to be told I am wrong. But Drag me down with my false doctrine then I would have a hard time taking that false doctrine off my "shelf". All this teaching against Benny Hinn, I am curious of how many of you people who teach against Benny Hinn. worte a letter of love to Benny showing him where that doctrine is false and what the correct doctrine is. I am glad that when I was lost I didn't have someone Condemning me and just walk away and didn't tell me what was correct. I see all these sights against "TV" teachers, but I never heard of any of them telling the teacher were he is wrong and show him, and then correct him. This my friends is not the Love God showed us. It is the opposite. Satan is having a field day with this. He sitting back saying "Oh goody I got people against a human but not correcting my doctrine. And look at the hate in the church and the division." Jesus said "Forgive for they no not what they do" I believe there is a lot of truth in that statement. |
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4 | Did Jesus suffer in hell when he died? | Luke 23:46 | TheCurtMan | 94006 | ||
The temperment of your post seems to be of hostility. Do I come across the same way to you?? You asked me if I followed sound doctrine. Personally I think that's a bad question because of course I'm going to say, "Yes". However; if someone was to point out biblically where something that I believe in was a little off base, I'll listen to what they have to say, pray and meditate on it. God will eventually see that I get the right answer. Do you really believe that no one has taken the time to approach Hinn on his doctrine?? It's to my understanding that he has been approached on several occasions. But much like you said, the man isn't listening. You're quick to rush to the defense of Hinn, but what about the people that his doctrine has affected?? Hinn, was at one time a believer of the Faith Doctrine. Rather he still believe in that doctrine today, I can not say. Anyway, as you probably know, this doctrine taught that sick people was sick because they did not have the faith to be made well. Hinn was also a believer of the Name it and Claim it Doctrine. This doctrine taught that you can speak things into exsistance It really didn't matter if it was the Will of the Lord or not I'm aware of a true story where a follower of a Faith Teacher was diagnosed with an illness. The cure exsist, the treatment was simple. This guy refuse to claim it. As a matter of fact, he had all the faith in the world, how could he be sick. He ended up dying. He was the head of his household, left behind a wife and some children. His wife who was also a believer, changed her belief, and shared her story with many. You rush to the defense of Hinn, but look at the damage that his belief is doing to people. I don't hear you standing up for them. And just for the record, I'm not attacking Hinn, nor his doctrine, at present I'm just stating the simple truth. You also stated to show you where you were wrong in touching God's anointed, would if be fair to assume that you did not read the post sent to you by the Radioman?? This is part of what he had posted, I suggest that you read the entire thing: 'Advocates [of authoritarian rule or unconditional authority for certain preachers and evangelists] assume that Scripture supports their view. Their key biblical proof text is Psalm 105:15: "Touch not mine anointed, and do my prophets no harm" (KJV). But a close examination of this passage reveals that it has nothing to do with challenging the teachings of church leaders. 'It first needs to be noted that the Old Testament phrase "the Lord's anointed" is typically used to refer to the kings of Israel (1 Sam. 12:3, 5; 24:6, 10; 26:9, 11, 16, 23; 2 Sam. 1:14, 16; 19:21; Ps. 20:6; Lam. 4:20), at times specifically to the royal line de-scended from David (Pss. 2:2; 18:50; 89:38, 51), and not to prophets and teachers. While the text does also mention prophets, in the context of Psalm 105 the reference is undoubtedly to the patriarchs in general (vv. 8-15; cf. 1 Chron. 16:15-22), and to Abraham (whom God called a prophet) in particular (Gen. 20:7). It is therefore debatable whether this passage can be applied to select leaders within the body of Christ. 'Even if the text can be applied to certain church leaders today, in the context of this passage the words "touch" and "do harm" have to do with inflicting physical harm upon someone. Psalm 105:15 is therefore wholly irrelevant to the issue of questioning the teachings of any of God's "anointed." The CurtMan |
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5 | Did Jesus suffer in hell when he died? | Luke 23:46 | DarcyA | 94010 | ||
CurtMan, Sorry, if it seems I'm going against you because that is far from what I am wanted to do. Sorry if it seems ...You asked me if I followed sound doctrine. Personally I think that's a bad question because of course I'm going to say, "Yes". However; if someone was to point out biblically where something that I believe in was a little off base, I'll listen to what they have to say, pray and meditate on it. God will eventually see that I get the right answer. I will honestly say that not every dotrine I hold is sound doctrine. I will say that Gods Word is infalable but man's interptetation of it is falable. I don't defend Benny Hinn. On the contary I go against his doctrines. As goes for defending the people that was affected by his doctrine. they don't seem to have to be defended. WHat they need is to be shown the right Doctrine. Those people who slam Benny Hinn is not helping them at all. There was a statement that really cought my eye about what Benny Hinn said that cought my eye in an earlier post that I did not respond to because I need more proof than what a man said that Benny Hinn said. and that was Jesus took on the "Nature of Satan." I have already in previous post spoke out firmly on that Doctrine. (The Hell Doctrine) If he did indeed say that then I question any doctrine he has because it effects the Gospel message. Mess up another doctrine not as bad as messing with the Gospel message! Messing with that message is damnable. On the same post it metioned that Adam could fly at least that is what Benny Hinn said. That is a matter of opinion if Adam could or not. It is not stated in the bible that he could or not. And my question on that is Who cares! It does not effect the Gospel in any way. Its just the bible isn't clear on the subject. Its kinda like is there Aliens on other planets. Bible makes it unclear doesn't speak of it. SO I don't think your harming anything to say Yes there is or No there isn't. PS. Curtman I so apoligive if you were/are thinking I am attacking you. I do get very upset that we as a body continue to attack each other and not help each other by showing the errors of our ways. |
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6 | Did Jesus suffer in hell when he died? | Luke 23:46 | DarcyA | 94011 | ||
Addtion: When it comes to sound doctrines. I believe God Made the Gospel As simple as can be there is no way you can perfect the Gospel anymore than what it already is. As goes for other things they aren't so clearly spelt out for you. For example Creation, Did GOd create the word in 6 literal days? Or was it done in 6000 years? Is the earth 6000 years old? Was there an "old" earth before this one. All these questions aren't spelt out for you in the bible. You have types in the OT that aren't spelt out for you. You need the Holy Spirit to show you things. The Gospel is the only thing in the Bible that I can see as being simple. I believe there are some many levels to the word of God that we aren't even close to knowing it. We don't even have a clue how deep it is. That artical I posted on Christian Interactive took me along time to get that. It wasn't a simple process, although once I seen it it seemed obvious. |
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7 | Did Jesus suffer in hell when he died? | Luke 23:46 | DAIRYLEADER5 | 94015 | ||
Darcy,Jesus did not suffer when he went to hell,he went to sheol, the bible ststes that the earth was recreated in six literal days and yes there was life on earth before Gen. its all in there.DL5 | ||||||
8 | Did Jesus suffer in hell when he died? | Luke 23:46 | DarcyA | 94043 | ||
DL5, I totally agree with you about Jesus not suffering in Hell I teach against the doctrine that He does. As for the 6 days being literal I don't know I agree with the literal six days because Adam done a lot in one day. He named all the animals and Eve was made. And I do agree with the "old' earth therory. My point to the whole statment before was that most things in the bible aren't that easy to find. For example about the "Old" Earth its not easy to find in the bible you have to really dig to find it. There was an old Joke I heard a while back. What did Adam do on His first full day. Answer: Nothing It was the sabbath :) By The Way Genesis is probably my forvite book to study there is so much in those 50 chapters everytime I look at the book I find something else that I never seen before. |
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