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Propitiation -> RE: :: Official Kenneth Hagin Discussion (3/26/2008 10:41:53 PM)
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Once again E.W. Kenyon gets left in dust for being the true father of the word of faith movement. I don't have much to say about a person who plagiarizes someone else's teachings almost word for word and said it was a revelation from God. Examples of plagiarism E. W. Kenyon The twenty-second Psalm gives a gnphic picture of the crucifixion of Jesus. It is more vivid than that of John, Matthew or Mark who witnessed it. But He says the strangest words, "But thou art holy." What does that mean? He is becoming sin. Can you hear those parched lips cry, "I am a worm and no man."? He is spiritually dead. The worm. Jesus had died of a ruptured heart. When that happened, blood from all pats of the body poured in through the rent, into the sack that holds the heart. Then as the body cooled, the red corpuscles coagulated and rose to the top. The white serum settled to the bottom. When that Roman soldier's spear pierced the sack, water poured out first. Then the coagulated blood oozed out, rolled down His side onto the ground, and John bore witness of it. (What Happned from the Cross to the Throne [Seattle: Kenyon's Gospel Publishing Society, 1969], 44 - 45) Kenneth Hagin The 22nd Psalm gives a graphic picture of the crucifixion of Jesus - more vivid than that of John, Matthew or Mark who witnessed it. He utters the strange words "But thou art holy." What does that mean? He is becoming sin. His parched lips cry, "I am a worm and no man." He is spiritually dead - the worm. Jesus died of a ruptured heart. When it happened, blood from all parts of His body poured through the rent into the sack which holds the heart. As the body cooled, the red corpuscles coagulated and rose to the top, the white serum settled to the bottom. When that Roman spear pierced the sack, water poured out first, then the coagulated blood oozed out, rolling down his side onto the ground. John bore witness of it. ("Christ our Substitute," The Word of Faith [Mar., 1975], pp. 1, 4, 5, 7)
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