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Curry Blake visited good old Aust a week or so ago, his teaching is pretty powerful, any others follow his thoughts from here? He is pretty out there so I would guess this would threaten the conservative Christian

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Sorry, have never heard of him .... neither his name, nor any meetings, were advertised at all in the general "Christian" ads and handouts.

Why do you like him and/or what he teaches?

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Hi DC he teaches straight and doesn't water down Gods Word that is what I like, you are correct and thank God for that he doesn't fit main stream. He does follow closely to the direction John G Lake took in healing and deliverance

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the 'mainstream' is usually what the Church has always believed, so people that go off on their own interpretation need to be weighed carefully against what the Bible says.

Though, I agree that sometimes established churches need to be shaken a little , yet I have also seen some 'healing and deliverance' ministries go off the rails.

If you have any links on his teaching please PM them to me.

in Christ

Dinah

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DC I know what you are saying but the mainstream has gone off the rails in my view for some time, incorporating Pagan Christmas themes some with prosperity doctrines beyond belief. To me what has not turned into a money turning machine has fallen asleep and lost all or most of its foundations.

Yes it is important to stick with and close to the Bible and the church founders faith and actions, mainstream have over 2000 yrs meandered from this, of course there are those within that still know the way

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I heard Curry Blake is well acquainted with John G. Lake's teachings. Some even see Curry Blake as a modern-day John G. Lake.

Personally I haven't heard him preach yet. But I recently received his Divine Healing Technician Training school teaching set for free (its originally $75 USD on his website). I haven't listend to it yet but I plan on doing so when I'm not too busy.

haven't heard of Blake, Lake, Rake, nor Stake -- shoot me a link as well so i may obtain knowledge -- thanks

Wow, I just got finished listening to 2 out the 20 tapes in the series. He's really straightfoward and the revelation that God has given him concerning the healing ministry is amazing. It's changed the way I look at some things.

I'll try and find the link to the site I got them from and post it later.

However I must warn, that just like any other person, he has some "disagreeable" beliefs which I personally think are going a little too far.

For example...In the first tape he says that diet dosen't matter. I personally believe that diet is important. Kenneth E. Hagin once prophesied concerning Jack Coe, that if he didn't judge himself in three areas; the Lord was going to take him home. One of the 3 areas Jack Coe had problems with was diet (Btw, the Lord ended up taking Jack Coe home). I think diet is important for everybody, Paul said that our "bodies are temples of the Holy Ghost".

That's about the only disagreement I've had from listening to him so far. I must admit that he's pretty funny though.

In Christ,

John

diet is clearly important, esp. for those that follow Torah gluttony is a sin so not sure what this cat would be asserting

not sure i'd credit Mr. Word of Faith, himself, as prophesizing as too much of what he said was jacked up -- of course, Coe died of polio so not sure how diet played a role in that -- is there a Dr. in the house?

I don't believe that he's promoting gluttony. But he certainly dosen't have any regard for diet. For example, he says that he dosen't really eat vegetables. He's happy with junk food and fast food etc.

Since Jack Coe was substantially overweight, it's an educational guess on my part in saying that one of the problems was diet. Also, I watched a documentary on his life and the information provided suggested strongly that his death was related also to his diet (along with other factors). I have no reason to doubt Mr. Hagin's prophecy since this was when he was just rising up in the ministry; when most of his disagreeable doctrine wasn't taught yet.

Hi Guys,

Instead of posting a link I'll suffice to say that one can go on google and search Curry Blake free downloads. On the first page of the list there should be a website that has the DHT (Divine Healling Technician) training for free. It's about 19 sessions long.

In Christ,

John

since i haven't heard him, in my previous post, i threw this out as an example of what can happen when diet isn't deemed imp

obviously, this is "allowed" but not prudent nor optimal -- as you mentioned, our body is a temple...

a quick Wikipedia scan told me the dude died of polio -- am fairly certain this is genetic & has zero to do with diet -- hence, the prophecy was false (i.e., Coe died but not for the reason stated -- God is 100% accurate w/ His Prophecies)

this guy may have some useful material but, like with all teachers, Acts 17:11 applies to everything they say -- 1 wouldn't seek out Luther's views on Israel or eschatology, for example, but he understood God's Grace

Hi Paco,

You can listen to the teaching that I've been listening to if you follow the instruction provided in my previous post.

It's the same set.

On Disc 2 at 2:00 he says,

It looks like I was kinda off on my earlier post. My apologies.

Edit: Later on in that same teaching he says that he's never eaten vegetables other than potatoes. I'm guessing he means vegetables by themselves since a lot of fast food contains vegetables mixed in with the food.

32k -- will try & check them out next week as am "away" visiting friends for a few

this is a supremely idiotic stmt

so should we climb to the top of a bldg, jump off, & rely on the Power of God to preserve us?! -- we are Told not to tempt God -- clearly this cat would prefer to be self-indulgent, than discplined -- granted, 1 may eat these things in moderation or as part of a balnced diet (a 4-letter word! ) -- but is exercise involved?

he is leading others down a bad path in this p[articular instance -- the rest of his views may be sound

Well he dosen't (in the teaching) seem to be suggesting that everyone do this. I suppose it's kind of like one of those "According to your faith be it unto you" deals.

In the same teaching he says that excercise is involved.

Anyways, after doing some reading on his website (and a couple reviews from various sources), he's said to be the foremost expert on divine healing. His views are attacked mostly by conservatives and "religious" charismatics/pentecostals. What I mean by religious is that they believe in set ways to get the job done.

For eg. "one can't be healed if there's sin in their life" or "you need to cut off generational curses first before they can be heald".

He debunks these myths and many others using Scriptural foundations; including probably the most famous myth, "You're not healed because you don't have enough faith."

In Christ,

John