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![CAN WE ACHIEVE PERFECT HEALTH? [4 of 6] The Word of Faith preachers claim we can tap into whatever power we want by using words expressed in mantras, supposedly binding the “God force,” and making it to fulfill our every desire. But that’s a lie and just another false teaching they adopted from Hinduism, even spreading Christianese on it and feeding it to the Christian Church. And they get away with it because few understand it is heresy since people don’t do their homework to be familiar enough with both the Bible and Hinduism. That’s how we’ve ended up in the mess we; have today with the prospering Word of Faith movement. Here is Word of Faith preacher, Frederick Price, and this one is just sick when you think about what it does to people: "How can you glorify God in your body when it doesn't function right. How can you glorify God?” That’s just cruel to tell the disabled! In John 9, what does Jesus say about why the sitting beggar was blind from birth? Why was he sitting there in the dark for so many years? Jesus said it was “so that the [healing] works of God might be displayed in him.” | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/5u2l5m.jpg)
![CAN WE ACHIEVE PERFECT HEALTH? [3 of 6] I want to give you a wild quote from the Word of Faith movement’s Marilyn Hickey, and as you read it below, keep in mind the Hindu false teachings about chanting mantras to supposedly attain perfect health and wealth. These false teachers really like to flip out when people say anything negative health wise, like the fact that we might feel a bit sick today. Their admonishment of us would go something like this: "Don't say that! You’ll make yourself sick! Do you not realize your words have power?" But all that hype is just Hindu beliefs reflected in the behavior of the
followers of Hinduism, New Age, and the Word of Faith movement. That last one is actually in the Christian Church. Here’s Marilyn Hickey: "Say to your body, 'You're whole, body! Why, you just functioned so beautifully and so well...you never have any problems. You're a strong, healthy body.' Or speak to your leg, or speak to your foot, or speak to your neck, or speak to your back.” She should speak to a psychologist. I'm sorry, but this stuff is just crazy. She continues: "Speak to your wife, speak to your husband, speak to your circumstances; and speak faith to them
to create in them. And God will create what you are speaking.”
No, He will not. God’s not your butler. Wrong again. | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/5u2kc6.jpg)
