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It makes you a little sick Thinking this has gone on so long. If it is real it can stand scrutiny. There are a few things I have problems with and this was one the other is Gold appearing in teeth. I just had a filling fall out today. I have always wondered it God wanted to repair teeth He could make them as new.There may be a few more, but those stick out. Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

Here's a longer read on the oil Bible and how the miracle scam fell apart. It's from Slate, but it's not a political piece, so it should be fairly safe reading, haha. slate.com/human-interest/2020/02/oil-bible-dalton-georgia-trump-prophecy-evangelical-miracle.html

Quote:“It has brought people closer to God, it has brought people healing, it has rekindled people’s faith and curiosity,” she said. “Even if one day it’s proven that all this was a sham.” I hope that is true, but also hate it that many will be disillusioned. As unfortunately I have been at things that were NOT as they appeared. Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

What if his story were true, that the Bible did produce oil, it stopped, and he bought some mineral oil, thinking about keeping the whole thing going? If something like that were going on and you owned the Bible, you'd better use castor oil or stool softener if you get constipated because if you buy mineral oil, people might conclude the whole thing was a con. I saw a video about a Bible dripping oil maybe 13 years ago, and I've heard of other things like that. I can understand the widow's oil multiplying in the Bible because she and her child and a prophet could use it with flour to make bread, and the other woman could sell the oil. The miracles had a practical point. Water into wine was for the wedding guests. Jesus walking on water got Him out to the boat. Oil Bible oil, gem stones, and angel feathers don't seem to have that same practical purpose. My wife spoke in tongues and gave an interpretation while ministering to a woman after church. The word was about her being anointed. She started getting a little anxious because she had oil on her forehead, and no one had put it there. I asked her if she normally had a greasy forehead. She laughed and said 'no.' In that case, it aligned with the word she had received. My wife had seen an oil Bible video and prayed for stuff like that to happen to her. I don't think I'd want to fry potatoes in Bible oil, especially if it's like mineral oil. And I know I don't want to fry potatoes in miracle oil that comes from someone's hands or forehead

What if his story were true, that the Bible did produce oil, it stopped, and he bought some mineral oil, thinking about keeping the whole thing going? If something like that were going on and you owned the Bible, you'd better use castor oil or stool softener if you get constipated because if you buy mineral oil, people might conclude the whole thing was a con. I saw a video about a Bible dripping oil maybe 13 years ago, and I've heard of other things like that. I can understand the widow's oil multiplying in the Bible because she and her child and a prophet could use it with flour to make bread, and the other woman could sell the oil. The miracles had a practical point. Water into wine was for the wedding guests. Jesus walking on water got Him out to the boat. Oil Bible oil, gem stones, and angel feathers don't seem to have that same practical purpose. My wife spoke in tongues and gave an interpretation while ministering to a woman after church. The word was about her being anointed. She started getting a little anxious because she had oil on her forehead, and no one had put it there. I asked her if she normally had a greasy forehead. She laughed and said 'no.' In that case, it aligned with the word she had received. My wife had seen an oil Bible video and prayed for stuff like that to happen to her. I don't think I'd want to fry potatoes in Bible oil, especially if it's like mineral oil. And I know I don't want to fry potatoes in miracle oil that comes from someone's hands or forehead

Unless something has changed since I read it, the man said he bought a lot of mineral oil from Tractor Supply, but he also said he did not use it to fill the vials of oil. These folks never charged a penny for the oil and also always said healing did not take place because of the oil but because of faith. They have said the oil has stopped flowing from time to time before.Maybe I am just gullible but I do believe God does strange things to confound the wise at times. We don't have to agree or understand More of Him...less of me.twitter.com/camiracle77www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=691241499&ref=name

Someone asked me about it.

I held out my Bible and said, I'm open minded. Show me it in the Word.They said they couldn't find such a manifestation in the Bible.My reply, Exactly.

There are plenty of passages along the lines that the Lord may do as He pleases.'Yahweh, He is God!' comes to mind from the story of Elijah at Mt. Carmel. And the Wind (Spirit) bloweth where it listeth.I'm a lot less enthusiastic about 'strange stuff' that doesn't fit into my Biblical grid, though, and don't feel as much motivation to pray for it as I would for something I see is clearly Biblical like healing.But about oil, oil flowed out of a rock, and there are a couple of oil multiplication miracles in the Bible. Both were mutiplication of, presumably, edible, (potable?) oils