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What a conniving creature Is the profiteer TV preacher Spinning spider webs to ensnare Seekers
of Jesus everywhere He pulls the wool over blinded eyes He twists the truth into blatant lies.
His road to hell
is paved with gold Chauffered by satan he rides in a Rolls Procured with Judas' pilfered silver His wordy witchcraft
has made him richer As souls to satan he delivers.
Oh, deliver your soul from his net He's after all the loot
he can get The preacher promises donors will prosper But buy his words and you'll get hurt You'll wonder why the
heavens are brass When you plead with God these words to bless:
I am a king, I own everything I see my need,
I plant a seed By faith I give what I need to live To God's anointed, I won't be disappointed A hundred fold, it's
God's Word I'm told God must repay, He's moved by my faith My empty wallet, I'll simply call it An abundant basket,
I'll write my ticket By faith I vow and now I'm bound To do what I promised and God must bless it By faith I'll borrow,
be blessed tomorrow By faith I pledge, heed my heart not my head My credit card number I share with my brother My
gift's a big step, I'll just call my pledge Not a debt I owe but a seed I sow I went into debt to get God's bread The
seed for my need will help me receive I'll sow for the harvest when my hardship is hardest God can't be outgiven, I'll
go on believin' The force of faith is triggered today By my sacrifice I now pay the price For my big reward I now
look to the Lord.
You cannot bind God by your own works Presumptuous promises don't honor His Word And adulterer's
hands are snares and bands He'll woo the unwary any way he can.
Spiritual harlots hawk the love of their god A
trusting child they can easily spot Stay away from these whores today All they will bring is heartache and pain They'll
rob you blind while you're asleep They fleece the flock and scatter the sheep.
They're riding high on the highway
to hell Too proud to call upon Jesus for help They've feathered their nest with the very best They're plucked up
by the roots, twice dead.
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