Maybe you should read about the many warnings for deception a little more. Or perhaps have a look at why many fellow Christians think Hinn is probably not a Christian or at least where the problems lie.
Hieronymus... The many "fellow Christians" that think Hinn is
probably not a Christian are overwhelmingly Word of Faith critics. As Didaskalos said... "Hinn is not a wolf. He does not deny Christ." He apparently is not Word/Faith either. So he's neither wolf or Wof. We must be careful here. Only God sees the heart.
Many of these critics "cross the line" in their pre-judgmentalism and don't seem to see this deception... Nor, the consequences of their actions. Again, in every case, only God sees the heart.
As far as deception, The way to recognize "deception" is NOT to analyze all the
false claims (as critics do), but rather to become so familiar with what is
genuine that a counterfeit will be easily recognizable. Anyone who is truly grounded in the Word of God will not be deceived.
Or learn how discernment is a gift of God. The eagerness for some sort of religious power trip, sings and wonders often pushes discernment out the window, is how it comes across to me often.
Please take note: Jesus forewarns us in
Matthew 24, that false prophets will show great signs and wonders in order to deceive. therefore, when carefully read, the passage states that signs and wonders can be used as tools for deception. In
Matthew 12, Jesus warns against
seeking after signs and wonders. Indeed, He says that if you do seek after them, you are committing spiritual adultery.
We here, as Word/Faith do not seek signs and wonders... Nor, do we need to... for they (signs and wonders) are following us...
and, to those who dares to
believe.... regardless of their affiliation.