Kenneth E. Hagin and the Speech-Act of Faith: The Confession That Rewrites Reality

Описание: Kenneth E. Hagin and the Speech-Act of Faith: The Confession That Rewrites Reality

In 2026, language isn’t just communication—it’s formation. In this prophetic teaching, Kenneth E. Hagin maps the spiritual law of confession to a rigorous, scripture-grounded framework: what you say shapes what you stand in. Drawing from Mark 11:23, Romans 10:9–10, Romans 10:17, and Proverbs 18:21, this message argues that confession is not motivational talk—it’s covenant alignment and delegated authority. For scholars and students of theology, religious studies, hermeneutics, and even philosophy of language, this is a compelling case study in how belief becomes practice through verbal commitment. If you’ve ever wondered whether “faith” has a mechanism, this is the model: persistent confession, praise, and authority—spoken until the visible obeys the invisible.

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Kenneth E. Hagin, Kenneth Hagin, Word of Faith, spiritual law of confession, law of confession, confession of faith, faith confession, faith declaration, speech act theory, theology of language, religious language, Mark 11:23, Romans 10:9-10, Romans 10:17, Proverbs 18:21, authority of the believer, believer’s authority, healing confession, prosperity confession, praise as a weapon, faith and words, biblical confession, charismatic theology, Pentecostal studies, academic theology, hermeneutics, discourse analysis, homiletics, spiritual breakthrough, Christian formation

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