Original sentence: Justin Peters, whose first encounter with Word of Faith doctrine came at the age of 16 when a faith healer "slayed [him] in the spirit" in an attempt to cure his cerebral palsy, states in "A Call for Discernment" that the reason the Word of Faith movement holds so tenaciously to "health and wealth" tenets is because of the "little gods" teaching: "A god should never be sick, and a god should never be poor.Nearly all Word of Faith teachers who quote  and  in defense of the "little gods" doctrine do not add the verses that follow the "Ye are gods" declaration in  which make clear the ultimate fate of the Judges of Israel to both the reader  and the Pharisees to whom Jesus addressed the reference in :
Edited sentence: In fact, nearly all Word of Faith teachers who quote  and  in defense of the "little gods" doctrine fail  to add the verses that follow the "Ye are gods" declaration in  which make clear the ultimate fate of the Judges of Israel to both the everyday Bible reader  and the Pharisees to whom Jesus addressed the reference in :.Justin Peters, whose first encounter with Word of Faith doctrine came at the age of 16 when a faith healer "slayed [him] in the spirit" in an attempt to cure his cerebral palsy (and then told Peters' father that the family should "sow a seed" of a large monetary gift in order to better their chances for a complete healing for their son) , states in "A Call for Discernment" that the reason the Word of Faith movement holds so tenaciously to "health and wealth" tenets is because of the "little gods" teaching: "A god should never be sick, and a god should never be poor