ABOMINABLE Scripture Twisting on Trinity Broadcasting Network

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Hi brothers and sisters.
I don’t know if any of you ever watch anything on “TBN”, but I sometimes do, and for the past week and a half I have been watching with disgust and growing anger the outrageous scripture twisting and falsehoods that are being broadcast on that network concerning supposed financial windfalls for Christians who observe the old covenant “Day of Atonement” (September 21/22 this year).

Televangelist Paula White, for example, has repeatedly these past two weeks had as her guest a Pastor (with incredibly bad hair) named “Dr.” Steve Munsey. Pastor Munsey has been informing the millions of Christians who tune in to TBN that God is saying that he is ready to pour out a “double portion” of all sorts of material blessings (financial blessings, winning of lawsuits, scholarships for your college age kids) upon Christians who will observe the ((Old Covenant’s)) Day of Atonement and send in a Day of Atonement “Offering” (financial, of course) to Paula White or to TBN itself. It would seem that God will pour out money on you if you donate to the other televangelists also, but only Paula White’s ministry and TBN itself have been mentioned either by name or flashing-logo & address, so far.

Never mind that Saint Paul solemnly warned the Galatians NOT to observe the old covenant’s Days, Seasons, Months, and Years, no, that is not important. Munsey and White have discovered that God expects Christians to observe the old covenant Day of Atonement.

And WHOSE FAULT IS IT that this wondrous information has been HIDDEN from us Christians for 2000 years???
Well, according to Munsey, it is the spirit of antichrist that has blinded us to the Truth. Munsey (( with Paula oohing and aahing nearly the whole time he is talking, claiming that her
“speeyirt” (spirit) is exploding with revelation as Munsey talks ))
Munsey asserts, get this,
that EMPEROR CONSTANTINE, at the Council of Nicea
in 325 A.D., FOISTED the GREGORIAN Calendar on the Christian Church in order to hide all the Feast Days ((of the Jewish calendar)) that God wants Christians to observe.
With an assertion like that, it is obvious that I am extremely curious as to where Munsey could have obtained his doctorate.
Constantine foisted the GREGORIAN Calendar on the Church at the Council of Nicea in 325 A.D.?? What libellous, slanderous nonsense.

Then, last night, Paul Crouch was interviewing Pastor Munsey on TBN from the “Holy Land Experience” theme park in Orlando.
Munsey repeated the same ridiculous claims that he has been making on Paula White’s programs for the past two weeks.
And every time Munsey mentioned the Day of Atonement
((financial)) “Offering,” the TBN address would flash on the screen. How convenient, and moreover, in my sincere opinion,
how utterly and outrageously UNSCRUPULOUS.

This is one of those extremely outrageous things that makes me want to shout, “Bring BACK the Inquisition !!”

If any of you would like to protest this unscrupulous, brazen heresy, I have provided a link to the TBN “Contact” page where you can send them an email expressing your godly outrage.
Just click on “Contact Form.” Comments are limited to 500 characters. I hope some people at least will protest to them. I already did. The “Prosperity gospel” is controversial enough,
but this Day of Atonement blasphemous, heretical, unscrupulous money-grabbing nonsense goes WAAAAY beyond even THAT.
God bless,
Jaypeeto4
+JMJ+
tbn.org/index.php/9.html
 
When will they stop this nonsense? What “gospel” will they come up with out of their hats next? It’s another gospel for certain!
Too many people will eat it up, not research it and spread it on to others out of TRUST and that is criminal. Kinda makes you wish there was a spiritual condom you could put on people to keep them from spreading the disease of utter falsehoods!

I dont know what to write to them about this without sounding uncharitable and they will discount anything that does not come in the form of money so, I doubt they care how many people complain as long as the green keeps rolling in.

I cant watch shows like that because they get me:mad: too.

I see the audeince eat it up and nod up and down and give amens to each other and it makes me gag.
 
Kenneth Copeland - Blab it and grab it
deceptioninthechurch.com/kcopeland.html
Marilyn Hickey - it must be accomplished by God according to the wishes of the believers ondoctrine.com/10hickey.htm
Paul Crouch Curses Those Who Contend For Sound Doctrine
biblebelievers.net/Exposes/kjcrouch.htm
Paul Crouch- I AM A LITTLE GOD…Critics be gone!
cephasministry.com/paul_crouch.html
“You have attacked me, your children will pay for it.” TBN, Benny Hinn
apologeticsindex.org/r06a31.html
“Years ago they used to preach, ‘O we are going to walk on streets of gold.’ I would say, ‘I don’t need the gold up there. I’VE GOT TO HAVE IT DOWN HERE’” Praise-a-Thon,TBN,
jesus-is-savior.com/False%20Doctrines/benny_hinn.htm
You need a Holy Ghost enema right up your rear end. Suzanne Hinn
gospelgrace.com/falseprophets/suzannehinn/SuzanneHinn.html
Paul Crouch was asked to lay hands on Oral Roberts -Paul you are anointed. Oral Roberts was pronounced healed on TBN. It was reported less than four hours later, while visiting a home in Newport Beach, Roberts felt more pains and was hospitalized at Hoag Presbyterian Memorial Hospital shortly after midnight. Subsequent articles report that Roberts’ heart attack was “near fatal.”
remnantofgod.org/falseprophets.htm
Benny Hinn: People around the world, who will lose loved ones, will say to undertakers, ah, not yet. I want to take my dead loved one, and place them in front of that TV set for twenty-four hours. I see, quite something amazing. I see rows of um, of caskets, lining up, in front of this TV set, and I see them bringing them closer to the TV set. And as people are coming closer I see, uh - actually, loved ones picking up the hands of the dead and letting them touch the screen. And people are getting - getting raised as their hands are touching that screen …

blessedquietness.com/journal/housechu/predict.htm

The Toronto ‘Blessing’

is a movement that began in 1994 at the Toronto Airport Vineyard Church. Since that night, on any given evening, if one entered a service at the church, one may encounter some “strange” activities which include people barking like dogs, roaring like lions, laughing hysterically, or acting as if they were drunk. The “Toronto Blessing” is a movement that finds its roots in the Charismatic Movement which, in turn, emerges from Pentecostalism. [See Section on the Vineyard Churches]

Inspired by the preaching of Rodney Howard Browne, known for sparking behaviors such as “holy laughter,”

The Brownsville “Revival”

For the past several years, people have claimed that the church has been visited by God in mighty revival centered in Pensacola, Fla. However the Brownsville revival has been characterized by much of the same ‘odd behaviour’ as Toronto. Screaming, falling, howling, chicken-walking, twitching, drunken activities that are normative of Brownsville are not the gifts, fruits or move of the Holy Spirit.

[(name removed by moderator)lainsite.org/html/toronto_blessing_brownsville.html](http://www.(name removed by moderator)lainsite.org/html/toronto_blessing_brownsville.html)
 
I had a buddy who made a point of watching TBN just to see the ways they try to fleece money off their viewers. It’s funny how some of these ministers will wrongly accuse the Catholic Church of selling indulgences and then go off selling, I guess, money.

Twisting scripture might be harsh, perhaps we could more charitably say misinterpreting? There are those who twist Scripture and they do fit this mold, I agree. I’ll let someone else connect those dots:thumbsup:.
 
E. W. Kenyon, born in the 1860’s, began his spiritual life as a Methodist but eventually moved into Pentecostalism. He became immersed in Unitarian false teachings and combined these elements with those of Phineas Quimby’s mind science cults and New Thought theology. New Thought teaches that correct thinking and believing accompanied by positive confession has the power to change reality, health, wealth, or sickness. It also teaches the deity of man. Many of the phrases popularized by present-day prosperity preachers, such as “What I confess, I possess,” were originally coined by Kenyon. Thus, it was not charismaticism that spawned this new heresy - but it provided the soil in which it grew.
apprising.org/archives/2005/08/apprising_joel_1.html

glossolalia Many Christian evangelists encourage their audiences to engage in “speaking in tongues.” While engaged in this practice, performers (both preachers and worshipers) mumble gibberish which is believed by the faithful to be a secret prayer language understood only by God. The fact that each person mumbles differently matters not a whit. God, angels, and anointed ministers, we are told, are able to understand.

Technically, this psychological phenomenon is known as glossolalia. Early Methodists, Quakers, Shakers, and Mormons adopted it, then de-emphasized it. It fell into disuse until about 1830, when it reappeared in England among “females of excitable temperament,” Until recently, there was not much emphasis on it in Christianity but now the Pentecostal sects have revived it.

Non-Christian glossolalia predates the modern version considerably, being described in very ancient religions and known in primitive societies untouched by Christianity. It was known to Plato, who described it in use in his day: Greek and Roman oracles spoke in tongues. Virgil wrote, in the Aenead, Book Six, about a Roman Sibyl who babbled that way.
randi.org/encyclopedia/glossolalia.html
 
I find it interesting that glossolalia even has found it’s way into the CC…“charismatic Catholics”…seems like everyone wants miracles, signs and wonders…Jesus is recorded of having something to say about that.
 
I find it interesting that glossolalia even has found it’s way into the CC…“charismatic Catholics”…seems like everyone wants miracles, signs and wonders…Jesus is recorded of having something to say about that.
MY suggestion would be get nailed to a cross like the thief and see if you make it to paradise
 
I find it interesting that glossolalia even has found it’s way into the CC…“charismatic Catholics”…seems like everyone wants miracles, signs and wonders…Jesus is recorded of having something to say about that.
I reject that spirituality with glee.
 
I’ve seen the tv programs (on TBN) of some of the other preachers that dosdog lists in his post, and the only other one that I have personally heard say things that I consider way out of line,
is Mr. Copeland, who is always sneeringly denouncing “religion” and “religious” people and **who once approvingly stated that some minister friend of his was having a crusade somewhere in Africa and, having no Wine to use for Communion, served the crowds PEPSI-COLA instead for communion **and that “thar was miracles all over tha place a’ happenin’ thar.” Something about him irks me.

I have to say scripture twisting rather than mere misinterpreting in the case I am speaking about in my original post, because Mr. Munsey even accuses Constantine of creating the **Gregorian Calendar **and shoving it down the Church’s throat at the Council of Nicea in 325 A.D. THIS made me howl. The Gregorian Calendar is named after Pope Gregory the Great, who wasn’t even BORN in 325 A.D. That’s why I wonder where Mr. Munsey, who makes such crazy statements repeatedly about Constantine, could have gotten his doctorate. How can you get a doctorate and yet say such ridiculous things with a straight face?? Also, scripture-twisting because St. Paul clearly castigated and denounced the Galatians for observing the Old Covenant "days, seasons, months, and years" which Pastor Munsey is now saying Christians should have been observing all along. How can you not twist the scriptures when St. Paul is so clearly opposed to the Judaizing that Munsey and Paula White are advocating with their claim that God is going to dump tons of money into the laps of CHRISTIANS if those CHRISTIANS will only celebrate the Day of Atonement and make a Day of Atonement Financial Offering to the televangelists?? ((Munsey is basing his claim on his reading of JOEL 2:23-26, by the way.))

I wish to heaven that my cable company locally, Comcast, carried EWTN. TBN is for protestant prosperity gospellers ((except for Father Michael Manning’s 1/2 hour weekly program)) and hosts a “God’s News Behind the News” show with some self-styled “prophecy expert” named Joe Koevenbach (?) who bluntly accuses the Catholic church of being the Great Whore of Revelation and an apostate Church.

There is no other nominally-Christian television here in my part of Miami-Dade County available on cable except TBN, they don’t carry the Catholic EWTN, which is a shame. Years ago, our former Cable company carried EWTN until January 1st, 1996, when they abruptly dropped it, despite the fact that nearly a million Catholics live in Miami-Dade County.
God bless,
Jaypeeto4
+JMJ+
 
**You need a Holy Ghost enema right up your rear end. Suzanne Hinn **

dosdog, my lord man, did that woman REALLY say THAT ?!?!
That’s terrible !!!

Jaypeeto4
+JMJ+
 
**You need a Holy Ghost enema right up your rear end. Suzanne Hinn **

dosdog, my lord man, did that woman REALLY say THAT ?!?!
That’s terrible !!!

Jaypeeto4
+JMJ+
Suzanne Hinn -
youtube.com/watch?v=2jhw_5ye8Qo

Report By Jackie Alnor March 7, 2000

Was Televangelist Benny Hinn’s wife, Suzanne Hinn, busted on December 4 for shoplifting in a department store in South Africa? Benny Hinn’s ministry says, “no,” but a published story in the Cape Times says, “yes.” David Browkaw, spokesman for the Benny Hinn Ministries told the Christian Sentinel that it was “physically impossible to have been Suzanne in South Africa on that day since the day before the incident was the 25th anniversary of Benny Hinn Ministries celebration in America in which Suzanne Hinn participated.” It has since been verified that the shoplifting arrest occurred on December 4, 1998, not 1999.

Suzanne Hinn made quite a splash on a recent Comedy Central “GodStuff” segment of The Daily Show. They aired a clip of her outlandish behavior at the Hinn’s home church, Orlando Christian Center. The GodStuff segment opens with Suzanne shouting,
 
I find it interesting that glossolalia even has found it’s way into the CC…“charismatic Catholics”…seems like everyone wants miracles, signs and wonders…Jesus is recorded of having something to say about that.
I hope you’re not confusing a false version of the Charismatic movement with a legitimate one within the Church. JPII was an strong supporter of the Charismatic Renewal in the Church.

I’m not suggesting you are doing this, but to put a blanket statement regarding this type of Christian spirituality is unfair. The CCR has brought many people back into the Church, and has enlivened the faithful in their commitment. It’s likely I would not have gone from atheism, to Evangelical Protestantism, to Catholicism has it not been for some peculiar Holy Spirit moments.

By the way, I agree that it’s highly probable many of these people are frauds, if not many are being led by a spiritual force that’s not from our Lord. We shall know them by their fruits, and what we see are serious red flags (if not worse).
 
dosdog,
thanks for the link. I couldn’t believe she actually said that
until I saw and heard it for myself.
People like that are kinda nuts.
What a vulgar thing for her to say.

Jaypeeto4
+JMJ+
 
I had a buddy who made a point of watching TBN just to see the ways they try to fleece money off their viewers. It’s funny how some of these ministers will wrongly accuse the Catholic Church of selling indulgences and then go off selling, I guess, money.

Twisting scripture might be harsh, perhaps we could more charitably say misinterpreting? There are those who twist Scripture and they do fit this mold, I agree. I’ll let someone else connect those dots:thumbsup:.
Never thought of it, but yeah, the teleevangelists have made the reformation come full circle.
 
I’ve seen the tv programs (on TBN) of some of the other preachers that dosdog lists in his post, and the only other one that I have personally heard say things that I consider way out of line,
is Mr. Copeland, who is always sneeringly denouncing “religion” and “religious” people and **who once approvingly stated that some minister friend of his was having a crusade somewhere in Africa and, having no Wine to use for Communion, served the crowds PEPSI-COLA instead for communion **and that “thar was miracles all over tha place a’ happenin’ thar.” Something about him irks me.
:eek: :eek: :eek:
 
I saw that at 6 am yesterday!

My co-worker keeps “leaving” it on that channel. I think she does it for me. I talk about our faith alot!

I watched Paula White before talking about sending money and telling how much I should send, 66 dollars! She said she knows it is the sign of satan but if that is what God wants who is she to say otherwise!:eek:

I laugh alot at her show. It is a joke! Sad for those who buy it!

That is why we have to learn our faith,our history and teach our children and families and friends!

Those of us who know better will be held accountable for not sharing our faith with those who don’t know.
 
**I watched Paula White before talking about sending money and telling how much I should send, 66 dollars! She said she knows it is the sign of satan but if that is what God wants who is she to say otherwise! **

Isn’t God HELPFUL, in giving the televagelists a personal, direct
“word of Knowledge” about how much money He wants US to send to Paula White et al ?? .

By the way, Paula White has become good friends with
billionaire tycoon Donald Trump somehow. He even does promos for her upcoming conventions in New York. How this televangelist managed to worm her way into Donald Trump’s inner circle is anybody’s guess, but he fawns over her in his promo spots for her. Utterly amazing.

Jaypeeto4
+JMJ+
 
We only have 1 christian channel here in oz, its the ACC channel on the cable network.
The shows it has on are mainly anglican etc, there is only one catholic show i have found on it, which is a shame.
 
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