Known for bilking his followers for millions while preaching a false prosperity gospel—doctrines of demons—Benny Hinn continues manipulating his followers by exploiting them, twisting the Scriptures, and using them to carve out an image of himself and his friends as “anointed” and appointed by God.
At the Southwest Believers' Convention, Hinn demanded that his critics stop attacking “men of God”—you know, like himself, Bill Johnson, Kenneth Copeland, and other false Word of Faith charlatans—because doing so “grieves the Holy Spirit.” He added that our doctrinal disagreements with such men are “none of your business” and accused his critics of being motivated by money.
Odd accusation coming from such a mammon-worshiping harlot like Hinn.
Of course, he disguises his spiritual intimidation as a plea for Christian love. “Be loving, be kind,” Hinn said. “Every time you speak a word against someone, you grieve the most precious person anywhere on the globe.
