Oops! Oklahoma pastor says he accidentally flooded Texas by praying too hard
By David Edwards
An Oklahoma pastor this week said that his attempt to remove demons from the United States had worked a little too well, causing a severe drought to turn into massive flooding.
In an appearance on the Christian Internet broadcast Generals International, Church on the Rock Pastor John Benefiel recalled how he had used a “divorce decree” to severe Baal’s hold on drought-stricken states like Texas and Oklahoma.
“There was no rain in sight, no rain forecast at all,” he said. “But literally the day after we first used this Baal divorce decree in 2007 — we declared it in a meeting together — the rains came. And we ended up having more rain between February and June of 2007 than any other 12 month period in history.”
Benefiel said that the ceremony was repeated in Texas, Kansas and Missouri.
“And at one point and every lake of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri were at or above flood stage,” the pastor noted. “And that’s what Chuck [Pierce] had prophecized, that when you see this happen, those are areas targeted for a Holy Spirit invasion.”
Benefiel also claimed that the effects of “divorce decree” lasted into the next year, protecting Oklahoma from the recession of 2008.
According to NPR, at least 22 people were killed during the floods of 2007. Thousands more lost their homes.
In an appearance on the Christian Internet broadcast Generals International, Church on the Rock Pastor John Benefiel recalled how he had used a “divorce decree” to severe Baal’s hold on drought-stricken states like Texas and Oklahoma.
“There was no rain in sight, no rain forecast at all,” he said. “But literally the day after we first used this Baal divorce decree in 2007 — we declared it in a meeting together — the rains came. And we ended up having more rain between February and June of 2007 than any other 12 month period in history.”
Benefiel said that the ceremony was repeated in Texas, Kansas and Missouri.
“And at one point and every lake of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri were at or above flood stage,” the pastor noted. “And that’s what Chuck [Pierce] had prophecized, that when you see this happen, those are areas targeted for a Holy Spirit invasion.”
Benefiel also claimed that the effects of “divorce decree” lasted into the next year, protecting Oklahoma from the recession of 2008.
According to NPR, at least 22 people were killed during the floods of 2007. Thousands more lost their homes.
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