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Uganda pastor denies miracle scam
A Uganda-based preacher has denied charges he tried to import an electric shock machine to make people believe he could pass on the Holy Spirit.
"This is a toy. It was sent for my daughters' birthday," Ghanaian Kojo Nana Obiri-Yeboah told the BBC.
The machine was seized at Entebbe airport and police are investigating.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/6294666.stmThe machine is meant to be used by magicians, as indicated on the manufacturer's website:
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Have a volunteer touch any part of your body, and watch them receive a pleasant electric static shock that will amaze them!
*With a touch of your finger, make a fluorescent light bulb glow on and off under your command!
*Charge a spoon, keys or coins and watch as it shocks a volunteer! They will believe you have supernatural powers!
*You can also have a telekinesis effect by making confetti jump up and down on a table!
*You can transfer the electric static shock to your audience with free hands! No jacket, shirt, or any jewelry!
The pleasant static shock from Electric Touch will make audiences excited and they will remember you for the rest of their lives. Perform it anywhere on a moment's notice.
http://www.yigalmesika.com/electric%20touch.htm | Poster | Movie
Some have speculated that ''anointed' evangelists like Benny Hinn rely on devices like this.
That may explain why they can easily make people fall down but cannot cure simple AIDS.
Discuss.
I want to tell you that those who do not give time to study the Word of God will fall Cheaply in the hand of these fake Pastors. One big lesson here for us all is to study our Bible. It is our Compas and detector.
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