Benny Hinn

http://www.deceptioninthechurch.com/unmasked_____benny_hinn.html
Benny Hinn is a kingpin of the Toronto Movement, particularly considering his influence on John Arnott, pastor of the Toronto Airport Vineyard: ``John is very close friends with Benny Hinn which gives an indication of what his priorities are in terms of the Holy Spirit" (Alpha magazine, September 1994). Arnott confesses his own inexplicable non-susceptibility to Benny's anointing: ``I'd probably had Benny pray for me 50 times, trying to give me what he had [John hadn't received the anointing until November ‘93). I was never sure if I fell down that everything happened so fast that the catchers behind me just grabbed me and pulled me back or if he [Benny] hit me so hard on the forehead that he knocked me down, or whether I just wanted it so bad that I just sort of fell over because that was what expected of me and I'd been kind of lying there on the floor thinking to myself- ‘I don't know fell anything, you know I don't want to make this or you know hype it or anything in any sense of the word. I might as well just get up from here,' not in touch with the fact that I was really receiving things of God whether I received it or not." (Audio clip in A Plague in the Land video by Alan Morrison.) 

``When it comes to style, however, Hinn gravitates towards such faith healers as Aimee Semple McPherson and Kathryn Kuhlman. The influence of these women on Hinn's life and ministry is so great that he still visits their gravesites and experiences ‘the anointing' which he claims emanates from their bones.

"Just before Christmas in 1973, I attended one of Kathryn Kuhlman's healing services. That night the Holy Spirit came into my room, and for the first time I entered into a personal relationship with the Holy Spirit that transformed my life. Afterwards, when I ministered, the power of God descended and miracles began to happen," says Hinn on his Internet homepage. (Note that he does not say that he repented of his sin and put his faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. Benny Hinn's ‘Holy Spirit' is an interesting entity which seems to operate quite independently from God the Father or God the Son.) Kuhlman is clearly then the formative stylistic influence on Benny's behaviour. Unfortunately ``one eighty-five year old woman who had come forward for a healing touch from Benny Hinn died after someone slain in the Spirit fell on her, fracturing her hip. The woman's family filed a five-million dollar lawsuit against Hinn in the incident" (Charismatic Chaos, John MacArthur, Jr., 1992; ref. Elderly Woman Killed by a Person ‘slain in the Spirit' falling on her, National & International Religion Report, Sept 21, 1987).

http://www.deceptioninthechurch.com/bonnke.html

Benny Hinn was instrumental in getting Howard-Browne to spread the laughter movement which looks like it was something Hinn cooked up around 1986 which is shown on our new video called "Spirit Of Truth Or Spirit Of Error - Part 1 - Benny Hinn".

Benny Hinn:
Benny Hinn speaks of many other experiences given over the TBN network. For example, he said that the Lord was in front of him and when he moved his arm so did Jesus. When he moved his foot so did Jesus. This continued until they walked together and they merged becoming one.

Poverty comes from Hell.     

And this one is probably correct:
Prosperity comes from Heaven 

The page didn't talk much about Novel Hayes other than listing him among the others. Kathryn Kuhlman is worth checking out.