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Right-Wing Pastor Robert Henderson Claims To Have Healed A Man Who Almost Died From Voting Democratic

Robert Henderson talks about The Courts of Heaven on "Sid Roth's It's Supernatural" in April 2018 (Image from YouTube video)

Heading into the 2020 election(link is external), right-wing pastor Robert Henderson(link is external) was so(link is external) deeply committed(link is external) to the Cult of Trump(link is external) that he declared that God had called him to serve as Trump’s spiritual running mate.(link is external) In fact, Henderson was so enamored with Trump that he proclaimed that anyone who opposed Trump was “fighting with God(link is external)” and went so far as to insist(link is external) that Trump “should never be criticized" because "he sits in the seat of the president of the United States of America."

Predictably, since Joe Biden took the seat of the president of the United States of America, Henderson has completely abandoned(link is external) that position by openly attacking not only Biden but also Vice President Kamala Harris(link is external).

On Saturday, Henderson spoke at(link is external) the "Opening The Heavens(link is external)" conference organized by self-proclaimed "prophet" Hank Kunneman(link is external), where Henderson shared the stage with various Christian nationalists like Gene Bailey(link is external), Tim(link is external) and Dutch Sheets(link is external), Samuel Rodriguez(link is external), and Tony Suarez(link is external).

During his sermon, Henderson told a bizarre story in which he claimed to have once miraculously healed a man who had developed a potentially fatal condition all because he had been voting Democratic.

"I went to a little place in Kentucky, and I taught on a Friday night," Henderson said. "When we came back Saturday morning, they began to tell me that there had been a man there the night before that was now in the hospital and that had suddenly, for some unforeseen reason, had some kind of a condition that had caused his fever to go so high that the doctors were literally afraid it was going to cook his brain."

"Whatever they were trying, nothing was working to bring the fever down and so they said, 'Well, could you pray?'" he claimed. "So, I began to pray ... and all of a sudden, another person in attendance at that conference said, 'I need to tell you something.' She said, 'That man that is in that condition has been a lifelong Democrat and we have tried to convince him that he is in agreement with the spirit of death because of his vote.'"

"Do you understand that when you vote, you come into agreement with spirits?" Henderson said. "So you need to make sure your vote is connecting you to the right thing in the spirit world."

Henderson claimed that even though the unnamed man had been told over and over that the Democrats support every "evil thing that you could possibly imagine," he continued to vote Democratic because "he was stubborn and he wouldn't give in."

"So, I'm standing there and I'm suddenly realizing his vote has connected him to a spirit of death that is claiming the legal right to take him out," Henderson claimed. "So I, realizing that, just began to pray. I said, 'Lord, I'm here under the authority of those that are here and as I come, I repent on behalf of this man that is on the edge of death and his brain being cooked. And I'm asking you, would you just cause grace and mercy to be released to him?'"

"So, I prayed this prayer and I asked for healing," Henderson continued. "I am not joking; five minutes after we finished that prayer, someone that was connected to the situation got the call and said his fever just broke and the man was spared and he was back at the services the next day."

"I want you to hear this: His vote connected him to something in the spirit world that had to be undone," Henderson concluded. "Now, hopefully he repented. Hopefully he's a good, solid Republican now."

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