Comments on: How Bynum Rose Up the Pimp Ranks. Report Says Accused “Bishop” Earl Paulk Helped Juanita Bynum.

By: IndependentConservative

IndependentConservative — Fri, 22 Jun 2007 20:52:47 +0000

Well at $100 for 24 bottles, that’s a better deal than the scam Peter Popoff is running with his “miracle water” .

Literally more water for your money.

I think the local markets have the best deal though, about $5.99 for 24 bottles . I pray myself that God will bless each bottle for my bodily nourishment, while giving thanks with a prayer before drinking .

By: Child Molestor Earl Paulk Launched Juanita Bynum To Stardom! « Heal The Land With Spiritual Warfare

Fri, 22 Jun 2007 20:37:54 +0000

[...] First, let me introduce you to Bishop Earl Paulk with an article about one of the MANY sexual scandal charges against him: http://www.apologeticsindex.org/news1/an010416-02.html. Here is another: http://rickross.net/reference/general/general799.html This post isn’t about Paulk, it is about the woman whose stardom Paulk contributed mightily to: Juanita Bynum! See the story here: How Bynum Rose Up the Pimp Ranks. Report Says Accused “Bishop” Earl Paulk Helped Juanita Bynum. Here is an excerpt: What is so sinister about this is that these wicked leaders use their credibility to give others credibility and the problems are punctuated and all of Christianity gets tainted by it. For instance: TBN has given Earl Paulk a voice for over a decade and Jan Crouch has put her seal of approval on him. When a new kid comes on the block, he/she needs a seal of approval in order for the people to listen to him/her. This happened in the case of so-called prophetess Juanita Bynum. She was new to the landscape, but got into Earl Paulk’s favor and he presented her as a prophet to his church at Chapel Hill. Then she got the attention of TBN who found that she was a good money-raiser. [...]

By: fourpointer

fourpointer — Fri, 22 Jun 2007 18:32:24 +0000

Maybe one day Paul and Jan will sell “Holy Ghost brand” bottled water

It’s amazing you said that! There’s a church (Victory Temple Church–Woody Martin, pastor) in Lenoir City (about a half-hour west of Knoxville) that sells…get this…BLESSED BOTTLE WATER!! I think they want like $100 for a case of 24 20-oz. bottles. But if you “sow” that $100, you’ll be blessed–BLESSED I SAY!!!!

By: IndependentConservative

IndependentConservative — Fri, 22 Jun 2007 00:58:13 +0000

healtheland, brother I think you need to simply consider 1 Corinthians 5:9-13 and 1 Timothy 5:19-20, also note in that same chapter mentions the good elder is worthy of double honor. Now given the scriptures above, we avoid people who claim to be saints but are trying to condone sin. We are fully allowed to consider their actions. We are fully allowed to warn our fellow brothers and sisters. With a church leader found in sin, they get public scorn because of their position. And there are plenty of scriptures that address this and false teachers. False teachers being the worst of the whole lot. I've noted some verses in my post above, but that entire chapter is all about that and there are others. Who allows their brothers to stay in the room with a brute beast? Those defending the pimps have learned what they know of the Bible from those very same pimps in most cases. These people have not fully learned how to rightly divide the Word of God. Depending on the scripture they show to be misled on I respond based on that. Although I realize it's symptomatic of a greater issue. The really big problem, is that many have not yet learned the difference between the old and the new covenant. Also, they have not placed the lives of the apostles up against the lives of these people and if they have it's been through exactly what the pimps told them.

By: healtheland

healtheland — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 23:39:23 +0000

Wow. You KNOW that I am going to link to this, don’t you? And to think all of these people come to Heal The Land saying “we are not to judge” and “let the wheat and the tares grow together” when it comes to people like Paulk, Jakes, and Bynum Weeks. Ugh. I gave two responses to the use of those scriptures to address that nonsense: http://healtheland.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/how-not-to-read-the-bible-when-the-wheat-and-the-tares-should-not-grow-together/ and http://healtheland.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/how-not-to-read-the-bible-misusing-judge-not-james-59-in-order-to-avoid-christian-responsibility/. Let me know if you spot any doctrinal errors in them, because from now on whenever someone leaves a comment saying that mess (and I have noted that the Mormons like to ply those lies too) I will just post links to those two as a reply.

By: IndependentConservative

IndependentConservative — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 20:22:10 +0000

I was hoping someone would be astute enough to catch that one. But I figured anyone who still can’t figure out the rest of it was bogus, would never catch that.

Maybe one day Paul and Jan will sell “Holy Ghost brand” bottled water ? Or they could give it away as part of one of their gift packages to drones who line their pockets!

By: fourpointer

fourpointer — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 19:26:49 +0000

Tonight when you (Juanita) started out, I felt like the cold water of the Holy Ghost just poured over me. This is that unusual miracle and if you hear what God is saying tonight, this isn’t some just play thing.

Since when is the Holy Spirit like “cold water”? The Bible compares the Holy Spirit to “a mighty rushing wind” (Acts 2:2), or “a flame of fire” (Acts 2:3). But never “cold water.”