by Ferdie Delery (GAZETTE) –

Pastor Benny Hinn said today that prosperity theology is a lie created to steal people’s money.

“Forgive Me For My False Teachings Over The Years,” Western Charlatan Benny Hinn Tells Christians. 

A well known Israeli Christian Televangelist, Pastor Benny Hinn in a video today on Facebook has apologized to his members over his false teachings on prosperity, sowing of seed and monetizing the gospel.

According to the pastor, while pleading with the entire Christian body to forgive him, he doesn’t want to be rejected in Heaven on the last day. He also went further to say that he wanted to say this long ago but he couldn’t.

According to Pastor Benny Hinn from the video: “The flesh must be out of the way for men to make it to Heaven on the last day. Teaching on prosperity is a feel-good message. I am sorry to say this that prosperity theology has gone a little bit crazier this time around; and today, I want to correct my own theology about prosperity gospels, sowing of seeds and monetization of the gospel. When I read the Bible now, I don’t see it with the same eye I saw it with 20 years ago.

“The Magazine we publish was from my father-in-law. I inherited it because I married his daughter. It was a channel for monetizing the Gospel. It is an offense to the Holy Spirit when we receive money on those materials. The gospel of Jesus is totally free. I am done with anything related to prosperity gospel and monetization of the gospels.

“This is the first time in my life that I am saying this, and I don’t care what people think about me anymore. I know many will not invite me anymore, and I don’t care. I don’t want to be rejected on the last day. If you are not giving because you love Jesus, don’t bother giving. Giving is making me sick to my stomach and I am free from it now. I don’t want to hear anything about sowing of seed anymore.

“I am truly sorry for all these years of false teachings. Please forgive me and do away with my messages on prosperity and sowing of seed.

What language is that?