Why Do Some Pastors Say “Don’t Touch God’s Anointed”?
In many Pentecostal and Charismatic churches, you’ll hear leaders warn, “Touch not my anointed ones” or “Do my prophets no harm.” This phrase is often used to deflect criticism and place certain preachers beyond reproach. By shielding themselves with the label “anointed,” some ministers can escape scrutiny even when their teachings are questionable. Understanding this phrase helps believers examine theology more carefully and hold leaders accountable.
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