Answering the questions about the controversy surrounding MIRACLE MONEY.

My answer is that;

1. The will of man is not the will of God.

2. The ANOINTING is a gift from the Holy Spirit, giving to a minister of the Gospel to undertake a Divine assignment. God's Spirit gives it as God wills, but the minister can use it as he wills.

3. If he uses it without being guided by the word of God and by God's Spirit, he may do "good" things with it but not what God's purpose for it is or what He commanded, if so, the minister has TRESPASSED under presumption. Jesus said, in the last day, some will say "Lord, in YOUR NAME we cast out devils, healed the sick and prophesied", but Jesus said He'd deny them!

WHY? Because they were "workers of iniquity" meaning that they used HIS POWER to work for their own glory and not His own purpose.

Moses struck the rock twice, angrily, whilst The Lord asked him to speak to it. He was punished for pleasing himself with God's power instead of honouring God. The power of God is not used to prove a point.

Therefore MIRACLE MONEY, if it is God instructing His ministers to command money into people's bank accounts, He must have a DIVINE REASON for doing that, just as Christ commanded money from the mouth of a fish.

The money gotten from the mouth of a fish was used to pay off the tax collectors.

Apparently, Jesus and His disciples were financially stranded at the time the taxes were being collected so they needed DIVINE INTERVENTION to escape that situation, just as God rained down manna from heaven to feed His people, because food can't grow in the desert they were crossing.

Generally, miracles are God's solutions for His people during an emergency. He doesn't necessarily do that all the time. When they got into Cana manna stopped falling. Therefore, Miracle money is for financially stranded people, if not, then the miracle is unjustified and is a violation of spiritual principles. Shalom.