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arking like a dog or squawking like a chicken as a powerfulprophetic spirit came on her. Also, as this prophetic anointingcame on her, she started getting phone numbers of completestrangers and calling them up on the telephone andprophesying over them… en angels started showing up inthe church’” (P.J. Miller, “Lakeland Revival: Todd Bentley, BobJones, and Some ings to Consider,” May 8, 2008,pjmiller.wordpress.com).Todd Bentley was eventually discredited as an alcoholic andan adulterer, so it is possible that both Jones and Bentley weresimply lying and there is no Emma. If she does exist, she is ademon, as angels are never referred to in Scripture in femaleterms and “Emma” preaches word-faith, prosperity gospelheresies.In 1991 Bob Jones’ tapes were removed from the VineyardMinistries International product catalog aer he admitted to“a moral failure” (Lee Grady, “Wimber Plots New Course forVineyard,” Charisma, Feb. 1993, p. 64). Jones was using his“prophetic anointing” to induce women to disrobe so theycould “stand naked before the Lord in order to receive aword.” As for 2012, Jones has his own “prophetic ministry”based in Mississippi, and he continues to travel and“prophesy” at charismatic churches and conferences.Paul Cain (b. 1929) is the most renowned of the “newprophets.” He claims that the “Angel of the Lord” first visitedhim when he was eight years old and that he has experiencedcountless visions and revelatory dreams and angelicvisitations since then.He began conducting healing campaigns at age 18 and wasone of the prominent names in the Pentecostal “HealingRevival” of the late 1940s and 1950s, which we describe in thebook e Pentecostal-Charismatic Movements: e Historyand Error. Cain was an associate of William Branham and onat least one occasion took over a meeting for Branham. In1954, he purchased an 8,000-seat gospel tent from Jack Coe’s182