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Summary: No comment
Review: This man is a fraud and he's only after your money. You can prove this in three steps!First one : Go to Yahoo.com or Google.com Second step : Type his name under ", ("Benny Hinn" fraud) and click enter Third step : Read one of the hundreds articles written about what I've just said. In the other side of the coin if his b.sh. helps people for real then it doesn't really matter. I mean who wouldn't buy happiness or health for money, even if that money goes to a dishonest man. But if you're in doubt before making $100 min. donations to this pastor, be absolutely sure that Benny Hinn would be the last person God would chose to spread His messages around. Did you also know that this Benny Hinn inspired Steve Martin's movie "Leap of Faith"? There you can see how mikes, computers and an enormous group of people work for him.
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Summary: Powerful Message
Review: What a blessing this book is! Benny Hinn is such a mighty man of God, and a powerful teacher. Though I was born again as a small child, I long to know the Holy Spirit more intimately. Pastor Benny teaches Christians how to do just that and in such a gentle way. There is nothing self-praising or arrogant about this man...he has been blessed with such an anointing and gives our wonderful Lord all the credit. If you hunger for more of God's presence in your life, I urge you to read this book immediately. It really will change your life. Let the message sink deep into your heart and yield all to our Master. I thank God for all Pastor Benny has been in my life and continues to be.
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Summary: Total tripe
Review: What an absurd interpretation of the Holy Spirit. Where does he gets this stuff? The answer as is obvious from other reviews is that he or they "experienced it". Historical christianity teaches that scripture is Gods word and until Hinn can prove to me that Jesus went around slaying people, and used the Holy Spirit like some kind of hypnotist, I will still call this tripe, there is very little about this book to be called christian. Humility does not seem to exist in this mans world. Jesus on the other hand had a different view to life. It's really each persons choice - model your christianity on Christ or on Hinn or any other preacher. This stuff belongs in the cult section. MATTHEW 7:21-23 "Not everyone who says to me, `Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only he who does the will of my Father who is in heaven. Many will say to me on that day, `Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name, and in your name drive out demons and perform many miracles?' Then I will tell them plainly, `I never knew you. Away from me, you evildoers!'
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Summary: Valuable Testimony for Just-Born-Again Christians
Review: When I became a Born-Again Christian five years ago, this book was of enormous help in understanding the dramatic and supernatural happenings in my life. Hinn's vivid and detailed description of the Holy Spirit was proven accurate to me by my own experiences, and provided much spiritual comfort and guidance that I needed at the time. Since then, I did see his TV show, and I could not believe that the TV-preacher apparently suffering from attention-deficit syndrome is the same person who wrote the book. Oh well, at least I found God's grace shining through his writings in this book. Check it out for yourself and Praise God.
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Summary: Grieving the Holy Spirit
Review: While on the outside Benny Hinn looks quite prosperous (both healthy as well as financially), the inside of his theological system is full of dead men's bones. Just because a man is successful according to the standards of the world (i.e. the largeness of this man's "ministry" and even the converts who claim to be changed) does not make him a spiritual success. "Good Morning Holy Spirit" is so full of doctrinal errors...every true believer born of the spirit should be able to see right through it. From his corrupt view of the Trinity to the idea that God wants everyone to be prosperous, it should be made known that getting involved with Hinn's movement can be very dangerous to one's spiritual growth. For those truly interesting in having a healthy relationship with God and leaving the diet of cotton candy and Milk Duds, try something like "Mere Christianity" by CS Lewis. It would be so much better for your health!
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Summary: Definitely from an inspired person!
Review: Yes, Benny Hinn may appear strange, and often eccentric, on his television program. But the Truths that flowed from this marvelous book, and its scrupulous adherence to Scripture, nailed me to my own sins and, in particular, to my almost complete disregard for the Third Person of the Trinity. A "must read" for most persons who have not yet begun to enjoy the fruits of their faith--and a good read for Christians too!
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