Kenyon studied at the Emerson College of Oratory in Boston which was a hotbed at the time for the emerging New Age thought. Did Jesus teach this nonsense? Of course not.Į.W. Is this honest? Is it true? Is this the way someone is to represent the Lord. And if somebody asked me how I was feeling, I would say, I’m fine, thank you.” (In the Name of Jesus, p.44) Notice he says he wouldn't tell you how he really feels because his words override the pain. And I haven’t had a headache…but if I had a headache, I wouldn’t tell anybody. I haven’t had a headache since August 1934. No, I didn’t have one! I don’t have headaches. “I have so often said, I haven’t had a headache in so many years (45 to be exact), Just a few months ago, as I left the office building and started home, suddenly my head started hurting, someone might say, “well, you had a headache. This is what was adopted by Kenneth Hagin who writes in his book “In the name of Jesus” on the topic of divine healing and health. Kenyon in his book the Hidden man on pg.99 wrote, “I know that I am healed because he said that I am healed and it makes no difference what the symptoms may be in my body.” An example would be if they are coughing and you say you have a cough they respond by “no I don’t, I haven’t had a cough in years.” That’s called denial of reality at best, and lying at worst. How long will we look the other way while people are ravaged by false teaching's promoted by men who spread their own miracle rumors? How much deception can be seen and heard, when there is no word, and nobody is really listening? Here's a rhyme, how much wood could a wood chuck chop, if a wood chuck could chop wood?

Kenneth hagin son