When arch-heretic Kenneth Copeland is not giving false prophecies about COVID being destroyed, throwing someone in a wheelchair to the floor, casting away bald spots in Jesus’ name, or even running his own bizarro Bible college, the most prosperous prosperity preacher in America can be frequently found making up stuff about Jesus and justifying his personal theological idiosyncrasies for personal gain.
In a newly revived clip from taken from Eagle Mountain International Church’s November 10, 2024 service, which has since been deleted, Copeland can be heard saying:
“I saw this in the spirit-literally- judgment day. And Jesus stood there and he said, ‘Those of you that didn’t vote, I put you in that nation and you didn’t vote… or you didn’t pray and vote like I told you to. You will listen to the names of all the babies that are here and never got any life. And it’ll take a while because there’s over 65 million of them. But you are gonna listen to every one of them and you are gonna be held responsible for their death.'”
9 responses to “Kenneth Copeland Insists Jesus Has a Special Punishment On Judgment Day For Non-Trump Voters”
Copeland is a demonic and IMHJO has a seat in hell reserved for himself
Copeland is a demonic presence on this earth and IMHO has a seat in hell reserved for himself
Yeah? So what did they pay him to say that? Or, more likely, what do they have on him?
Copeland IS, and has ALWAYS been, a member of the synagogue of Satan.
Christ does not make up any charges against a soul. He just calls them out, and Satan will take care of the rest.
Copeland still has time to remove the log from his eye and be saved, but he loves the money.
“throwing someone in a wheelchair to the floor”
That is quite the exaggeration. Watch the video closely. Kenneth Copeland barely touches the guy on the foerhead and the guy in the wheelchair falls over. I agree the KC is a heretic, but Protestia needs to be honest in its reporting.
@Titaniumman:
All I’ve got to say is what Jesus said in Matthew 7…
Matthew 7:1 Do not judge and criticize and condemn others, so that you may not be judged and criticized and condemned yourselves.
2 For just as you judge and criticize and condemn others, you will be judged and criticized and condemned, and in accordance with the measure you [use to] deal out to others, it will be dealt out again to you.
That scripture means to stick with the Lord’s standards and not make up your own. It is talking about hypocrisy. But it does apply to voting and the double standards many often employ. Ask many on either side and they’ll say they voted against something, while simultaneously pointing at the other side saying they voted for something. It is indeed one heck of a hypocritical double standard. Nobody seems to hold themselves to the same standards they apply to others. If the other side is complicit in voting for something, then so are they complicit in voting for something.
Matt. 7:1-2 is a strong argument for not choosing the lesser of evils at all, because it inevitably will make one a hypocrite. Only God’s standards can be upheld without making one a hypocrite. Other standards will always make one a hypocrite. This is why Jesus said beware the leaven of the Pharisees, which is hypocrisy (Luke 12:1). It’s a tell-tale sign.
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And yet God’s grace is so wide and so deep that even Copeland can be saved if he would but repent and believe and Christ receive.