Mr. T Pities the Fool who Believes these Fakers

I got an interesting message that is basically asking if I think some of the people I feature on the

Holy Nope are intentionally deceiving people, knowing that they are running a scam, or do

I think that they genuinely believe their unbiblical versions of Christianity and perverted teaching?

He used Catherine Crick as an example, who has been featured on my channel several times.

But before I give my opinion, let me ask you if we were to take the category into which Catherine Crick falls, which

I think would be hyper -charismatic, super -apostle, deliverance minister, do you think her and others in this realm know that they are deceiving people, or do you think that they are, for the most part at least, deceived themselves in that they really believe the things they do and teach?

Now, while you consider that, I want to show you a clip from a documentary made in 1972 about one such charlatan.

Just hearing this message. This is a business, and you know, you don't get meetings or you don't get booked back unless you have a gimmick, or as the evangelists say, it's a ministry.

It's incredible, they'll say, oh brother so -and -so, he's got the ministry of laying on of hands or he's got the ministry of prophecy, but that's a gimmick, and the guys that have the gimmicks get the big meetings and do good, and I mean,

I used one time, I had a thing where there's a special kind of ink you can buy and you put it on, and with perspiration when the salt starts to come out and you start to perspire, it'll turn red, and so I painted a cross, you know,

I just did a cross like this on my head, and while I was preaching, the cross started to show, immediately people started nudging each other, you know, and of course it started, it went away,

I think, after a while, it only lasts so long, or it wipes away, I don't remember. But afterwards, I mean, like I had that whole audience at one of the biggest meetings that I've ever had, because they saw that cross and said, oh brother

Marger, while you were preaching tonight, the cross was over your head, I mean, that convinced them, you know, that it was really very real, and it made it very easy for me to take offerings and receive money.

Now, if you don't think stuff like this still happens, whether it's gold dust in the vents or actors on stage at deliverance meetings, you're a fool.

I don't think everyone in this sphere is intentionally deceiving people, for example,

I would think that guys like Isaiah Saldivar and Alexander Pagani really believe what they teach, but people like Crick, while I don't know for sure,

I think she's someone who very well could be intentionally deceiving people through her ministry.

This is for his deliverance, and a good amount, if there's a good amount given to psychics, it needs to be a good amount, because that's the key that needs to unlock his complete freedom, and it needs to be what his power is, like Michael Trish, for example.