If you're going to be a charlatan...

If you're going to be a charlatan, make sure that when you take bible verses out of context, and when you steal doctrine that belongs to Israel concerning "demon possession" (even though the word demon isn't in the bible once), and you find someone to go along with your scheme?

Make sure that individual isn't dedicated more to his cellphone during the act. It will turn out badly, as one charlatan found out. Did they talk this over beforehand? Absolutely. Did he say "spin around, fall on the ground, and scream when I start shouting out bible verses?" Most likely. But did the charlatan preacher count on the man's cell phone ringing in the middle of the "exorcism"? Not at all.

Did he even think that the person would be silly enough to ANSWER the phone call during the "exorcism"? (After all, he's supposed to be in a trance, or under the blood, or zapped by the Holy Spirit so called....) But no. In a place where insanity reigns supreme, silliness prevailed, as you can see from the video below.

The charlatan preacher should have judged better, but perhaps he went more with Matthew 7, than 1 Corinthians 2, if he even reads or studies his bible at all. It's unsure who to feel more sorry for. The duped audience? The crooked charlatan preacher? Or the man so silly that he doesn't know how to fool people, so he answers his phone during "the anointing?"