It is the most cruel thing that any person can do. He should take the blame himself. That would be the Scriptural thing to do. In James 5 the sick are directed to come to the pastors of the church. The pastor is directed to pray for the sick. It is the "prayer of the faith" that will "save the sick." The prayer of faith is not the prayer of the one who is sick but the prayer of the "faith-healer" or the preacher. The one doing the praying should take the blame if someone is not healed--always.Originally posted by Boanerges:
And how about Benny telling people that if their "healing" doesn't "stick", that it is their fault for having such weak faith.
Jesus healed all that came to him--no conditions attached.
Peter (and the other Apostles) healed all that came to them--no conditions attached. See Acts 5:16. He healed "everyone of them." He never attached any condition, and never accused anyone of not having enough faith.
That is so cruel to send someone on a guilt trip by telling them that they didn't have enough faith. The truth is that Benny Hinn didn't have enough faith to heal them. Actually, the real truth is that he is a fraud who can't heal anyone.
DHK