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He labeled the project as “blasphemy” and warned of the dangers of altering the Word of God.
Referencing Psalm 110:1, which describes the Lord’s ascension and glorification, Pastor Hinn emphasized the importance of keeping the Bible unchanged.
“The Lord said unto my Lord, Sit thou at my right hand until I make thine enemies thy footstool,” he quoted, highlighting the prophecy of Christ’s ascension to heaven.
Pastor Hinn strongly urged believers to protect their Bibles, stressing that the day may come when the original text is no longer easily accessible.
“That’s why you need to protect the Bibles you have, saints. Protect the Bible you have and make sure it’s the real ink and paper,” he warned, advising his audience to keep physical copies of the Bible safely stored at home.
Concerned about the future, Pastor Hinn expressed worry for younger generations who may face difficulties accessing the unaltered Scriptures.
“I worry about the young people, the kind of trials and troubles they’re going to have,” he said. He advised them to familiarize themselves with the Word now, before it’s too late to know what the Bible truly says.
Pastor Hinn encouraged everyone to commit to studying Bible prophecy, offering his help in guiding others through this important aspect of Scripture. “Get to know the Bible now, before it’s too late,” he urged.
