F4F | Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry has 123 Confirmed Cases of Covid

Welcome to a quick installment of Fighting for the Faith.

There was a news story that broke yesterday, and I wanted to highlight it and bring it to

your attention, because it's more proof, I mean, objective, verifiable proof,

that Bethel Church in Redding, California, and the Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry, which we

refer to in derision as Hogwarts, that they are complete

phony balonies.

That's the only way I can put it, and let's just say that the COVID pandemic,

and I'm not here to debate the politics around it, whether or not you believe it's a pandemic or a scandemic, that doesn't

matter.

What matters is that there is an illness that is caused by this

particular coronavirus called COVID -19, and you would think that when

the whole world is running around afraid and terrified regarding a

virus, that the Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry would be mustering an army

of miracle workers to go out and combat this, and that this would be their moment of glory.

Well, it's not their moment of glory.

Back in March on my social media, we noted the fact that, well,

Bethel canceled its healing rooms because of COVID -19.

Well, there's another thing coming up here.

Let's take a look at this.

This is from KRCR News out there in Shasta County, California, and the

headline kind of says it all.

123 COVID -19 cases tied to Bethel School

of Supernatural Ministry.

Yeah, I can hear Bart Simpson right now going, D 'oh!

D 'oh!

Right?

Yeah, that's...

Yeah, you'd think that if Bethel were really operating in supernatural ministry,

and, of course, Bill Johnson has said that he would never have a theology that made

concession for illness.

Yeah, that's Roseboro's paraphrase of a direct quote from Bill Johnson.

But you get the idea here.

123 COVID cases tied to Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry.

In other words, Bethel School of false supernatural ministry.

You'd think that they would have power.

I mean, this would be the time for God, the Holy Spirit, to say, once and for all, I'm going to

prove to you that Bethel really is operating in spiritual signs and wonders, and that

I, the Holy Spirit, have chosen them to be my instruments for releasing miracles

on the planet.

But God, the Holy Spirit, continues to withhold all the supernatural stuff needed for

that to happen.

And we'll note this has been going on for a while.

Last year in December, Bethel was unable to resurrect all

from the grave, and none of their prophets foresaw

the coming pandemic.

I would note none of the prophets saw that Trump would test positive for COVID -19.

None of them saw the pandemic, the global meltdown, anything.

None of them saw this coming, and now 123

COVID -19 cases tied to the Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry.

Take a look at the article itself, published yesterday, Tuesday, October 6th.

Dateline, Redding, California, Shasta County.

Health officials say they know what is behind a recent spike in COVID -19

cases.

The county announced Tuesday 123 cases tied to the Bethel

School of Supernatural Ministry.

Students at the Redding School travel from all over the world to study and often live

together in homes throughout Shasta County.

Health officials have indicated that college -age students like those that attend Bethel are behind

increased infection rates.

Bethel returned to campus and in -person services in September after saying they had not had

any positive cases.

Bethel announced Thursday—my apologies for this very, this HBO

trailer here.

Bummer, it just, yeah, I wish there was a way to, like, turn that off.

We'll wait for it.

There we go.

Bethel announced Thursday that they were canceling their church on the ball field outdoor service for the weeks of

Sunday, October 4th, and Sunday, October 11th.

I thought that Bill Johnson will not believe a theology that makes

concessions for, you know, illness and things like that.

And they've been cancelling services all over the place, and now they've had to cancel again because of a

hundred—what's a mere 123 positive COVID cases against the

power, signs, and wonders of the Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry?

Anyway, another cluster was traced to Windsor Care Facility Assisted Living.

Sixty cases have been traced back to that facility.

So you kind of get the idea.

We'll take a look at a news report coming off of Action News,

Channel 12 and Channel 24 there in Shasta County.

Bethel switches to online learning after students and staff test positive for the

corona virus.

That's right.

The Rona is running amok there at Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry.

Let's take a look at this story.

Now Bethel Church in Reading is working to contain a coronavirus outbreak after students and staff tested positive.

Working to contain?

Would this involve decreeing and declaring and casting spells and things like that?

They don't seem to be working.

Action News reporter Anna Torea shows us what's being done to keep more people from getting sick.

Now Bethel says that a portion of these new coronavirus cases here in Shasta County came from its staff and

students.

And now the church in—.

Staff!

Just so you know, if Bethel doesn't have the opportunity at this point to say, Well, the positive

COVID cases came from students and, of course, we're still training them in

Supernatural Ministry.

No.

Well, staff.

That would be, you know, the professors at Hogwarts.

They've tested positive for COVID -19.

This has made the news.

So you can't say, well, it's the uninitiated, the ungraduated students.

They're still learning.

No, it's the staff, too.

The school is taking swift action to make sure that the virus doesn't spread to the rest of the community.

Recently, Shasta County Public Health has seen an uptick in coronavirus cases, especially in

college age groups.

We do know that when people are sick, the best thing for them to do is stay home

and comply with that isolation order.

On Thursday, Bethel Church and its School of Supernatural Ministry acknowledged several cases from its

students and staff.

Several.

Other news agencies reporting 123.

The church believes that its students are not catching the virus in class or on campus.

Oh, really?

And how do you—that just sounds to me like they're trying to, like, limit any potential legal liability at this point.

Oh, well, they didn't get it on campus.

No, no, no, no.

How do you know where they got it exactly?

Can you prove that they didn't catch it on your campus?

But rather outside of school.

The biggest challenge is that your students shouldn't be catching it at all.

They should be deployed around the world to end the pandemic using their special

miraculous working powers that they learned there at Bethel.

Bethel says there are strict protocols in place to keep the virus from spreading.

They didn't—they shouldn't have to have any.

This is the Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry, and they don't believe in sickness.

You know, they have healing rooms and stuff like that so the people can come and receive miraculous healing.

They shouldn't have any protocols in place.

They should be out there boldly not wearing masks, taking their wands out

and magically healing everybody.

Yeah, I use wands on purpose.

We think it's a good move that the school has made to switch to distance learning.

It's a great way to help make sure that the students are staying home.

People I spoke with say while the coronavirus is serious, it shouldn't stop education.

Yeah, coronavirus is a little more serious than that.

But to shut the whole country down and shut down schools and stop certain educations, I don't think

we should be doing that.

While others—.

Yeah, again, that's kind of not the point here, yeah.

The issue regarding Bethel is that they operate in signs and wonders.

People are paying thousands, tens of thousands of dollars to graduminate from Hogwarts there

and Reading, and they should be able to, you know, handle something as simple as a

coronavirus in their miraculous signs and wonder -working powers.

And yet, it's weird.

Bethel is handling this the way you would expect any secular institution who has no miracle -working power to

address it.

So, you know, I would remind everybody that this particular pandemic has done the Church a favor

and proven definitively that the charismatic apostles and prophets are false and

powerless.

We put this up at the Museum of Idolatry and noted different statements that were

made.

And when we put this together, we put a ticker, you know, a thing that kept the date going up and up

and up and up.

So, you know, on February 24th, let me remind you, 2020, Rodney Howard Brown

cursed the coronavirus, took credit for saving Florida from the Zika virus using this

particular same method.

And it's been 225 days, 23 hours, 40 minutes, and 43 seconds since

Rodney Howard Brown cursed the coronavirus.

A lot of good that did us.

Sean Bowles, back on February 28th, 2020, prophesied the tide was turning

regarding the coronavirus and it would not become the pandemic that people are afraid of.

That was 220 days ago.

Back on March 4th, Cindy Jacobs took throne room authority over the coronavirus

and declared it to be illegal.

That was 216 days ago.

Chris Vallotton, on March 20th, decreed that he had broken the power of the coronavirus,

and that's been 200 days since that occurred.

And we'll note that now 123 positive COVID -19 cases have

been directly connected to the Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry.

And, of course, I thought he solved this problem back on March 20th.

Bill Johnson, on March 20th, also decreed that no Christian would get the coronavirus and that any

Christian who had already tested positive that they would be healed.

That was 200 days ago.

Awkward.

Yeah, you get the point.

And Kat Kerr, of course, she took authority over the coronavirus and commanded it to go 199 days ago.

And shall I even mention Ken Copeland here?

Ken Copeland.

COVID -19!

I blow the wind of God on you!

Yeah.

Well, he blew the wind of God on COVID -19 and cursed it 191 days ago.

A lot of good that did.

But most important, Bill Johnson and Chris Vallotton in this list.

Yeah.

And so the point is that what we should have seen is a piece that COSAR put together back

on February 28th.

Todd White, Bill Johnson, Benny Hinn race to China to end the coronavirus.

This was COSAR's attempt at writing Babylon Bee -type

satire.

And so in this article, this satirical article that we have up at the Museum of Idolatry dated

February 28th, Todd White, Bill Johnson, Benny Hinn are going to demonstrate once and for all that

they are doing greater works than Jesus in an unprecedented move of

supernatural power and public relations.

These three apostles of faith are dropping all of their lucrative speaking engagements in order to end

the coronavirus.

This is what we should have seen happening, by the way, with Bethel.

I mean, all of the graduates, all of the students, all hands on deck, deploy the army, man,

and go and save the world.

That's what we should have seen happening.

Right.

So I love the captions here.

Here is Todd White on his way to the airport, thinking about all of the many healings he will soon facilitate in

China.

Bill Johnson, senior pastor of Bethel Reading, took a few minutes to hold a press conference at the airport before rushing off

to catch his flight.

We know that there is no coronavirus in heaven, and we're supposed to bring heaven to earth.

So this is my chance to prove the validity of my beliefs by actually doing something

supernatural, just like Jesus, said Johnson.

He continued in a tone of both pious reflection and pseudo profundity.

I know that I spend a lot of time on stages all over the world telling people how we're all supposed to do greater works than

Jesus, even though I have done nothing, even approaching the miraculous works of our Lord.

So this is my chance.

This is my chance to either put up or shut up.

Reporters were not certain whether Johnson was holding back tears or if he accidentally swallowed his breath mint.

That was a good point.

That was a great, great touch, Kosar.

As he left the press conference and handed the keys of his Aston Martin to an assistant who had been struggling

with Papa Bill's overflowing cart of Louis Vuitton luggage.

Yeah, so there's Bill Johnson's luggage carts.

So that Benny Hinn, not wanting to let his declining age or dwindling crowds diminish his reputation

as the world's greatest healer, wasted no time catching a first class flight out of Los Angeles on

his way to China.

Although Pastor Benny did not make the details of his trip public, insiders in his organization who wish to

remain anonymous reported that he demanded that no layovers in India take place as he is known to hate

the smell of that country.

And so here's a fuzzy picture of Benny Hinn rushing off to China to end the coronavirus back in

February.

And the newcomer of this trio of apostles is Todd White, who not only made

a public announcement of his plans to end the coronavirus, but he also broke into a beatboxing

song about how healing the people of China is normal Christianity.

Mr. White quickly ended his song when he noticed that most of the people in the room had left.

So here is a photograph of Todd White outside of the airport in Beijing, checking the first

person he met for the coronavirus.

And turns out she needed a leg lengthening.

Yep, you get the point.

That's what we should have seen happen from all of the faith healers, all these people who claim to operate in supernatural

signs and wonders.

But I would remind you of this, those that none of them have ever operated in real supernatural signs and wonders.

They have been trafficking in what Scripture calls false signs.

Note that in 2 Thessalonians chapter 2, talking about the coming of the lawless one, the

man of lawlessness, the Antichrist himself, prophesies this, that the coming of the

lawless one is by the activity of Satan with all power and

false signs and wonders.

False signs and wonders.

This is what these people traffic in.

Benny Hinn, Bill Johnson, Chris Vallotton, Rodney Howard Brown, Todd White,

the whole cadre, Cindy Jacobs.

And this is all by the activity of Satan with all power and false signs and wonders.

And with all wicked deception for those who are perishing because they refuse to love the truth and so be

saved.

Therefore, God sends them a strong delusion so that they may believe what is false, in order that all may be

condemned who did not believe the truth but had pleasure in unrighteousness.

Over and again, one of the comments that comes up in the comment section of our channel is,

how can people believe this stuff?

The answer is simple.

It's because God has sent a strong delusion on them.

You think that Jesus showed up on stage when Benny Hinn invited him on in 2009?

Jesus says that if anyone says that, don't believe them.

And David E. Taylor did the same thing back in 2015.

Do you think Jesus showed up on stage?

You think these people falling over, shaking uncontrollably, barking like dogs, clucking

like chickens, you know, speaking gibberish, could have bought a Hyundai, should have bought a Kia.

That's not, you know, you get the idea.

That any of that has anything to do with God the Holy Spirit?

No.

Do you think the people who spend their hard -earned money at Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry are

learning how to operate in miraculous signs and wonders?

Of course not.

Of course not.

And the fact that now there is 123, 123 as of yesterday,

confirmed cases of COVID directly tied to the Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry

is proof positive that what they are selling there is a flim -flam education that

doesn't teach you anything about what the Scripture says and that they're not operating in signs and wonders.

These people are under a strong delusion and the activity they're engaging in according to Scripture, this is the

activity of Satan, false signs, false wonders.

Mark and avoid Bethel Church and the Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry and

use this video and this news article and this news

event that's happening right now as 100 proof that these people are doing the work of

the devil and deceiving people and are under a strong delusion.

Mark and avoid.

Don't get any of your teaching from them.

Don't get any of your worship music from Bethel at all.

It's time to say enough is enough.

It is time for the church to clean house and get rid of these hucksters because we can prove

definitively that the whole time this entire thing that they've been putting forward and claiming that they're

operating in signs and wonders in the miraculous is nothing but nonsense.

It's a false sign, false wonder.

These people are scammers.

I think you get the point.

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Until next time, may God richly bless you in the grace and mercy won by Jesus Christ and his vicarious death on the cross for all of

your sins.

Amen.