It's an oil company! It's a ministry! Wait - you're both right!
IMO, NESS is NOT a sound investment, and it may be an outright scam, taking advantage of fundamentalist Christian believers.
From nessenergy.com
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"And think about it, God never, ever, ever created one barrel of oil, one gold nugget, one ounce of silver, or one ounce of platinum for the devil. Hello?! He created for God's people so that God's people could take the Gospel throughout the world. Now tell me, who has the majority of it today? Why?! Because we have not really believed that. We haven't believed that. We've thought that we supposed to be poor. I'm here to tell you that we not supposed to be poor. We supposed to be rich!...in things, stuff, resources so that we can take the Gospel throughout the world. Not for our goods, that we've already proved. If we get rich for ourselves, we'll go right straight to hell! Money will send you to hell...if it's your god. But if God is your God, and you have tremendous wealth...and that's what God is looking for. He's looking for men and women who will stay before Him to get their hearts pure, so that they can handle supernatural wealth, because He's fixing to turn it loose! It's coming into the system so that we can take the Gospel throughout the world."
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Other oldsters may remember an evangelist named Rev. Ike, who made a fortune 20-25 years ago by preaching, "God will make you rich. Send me your money and it shall be returned tenfold." [with appropriate bible quotes, of course.] It's a shame that in these more "enlightened" times, people can still get suckered in by promises of wealth and salvation.
Don't forget, Occidental Oil spent many million$ looking for oil over there, and came up dry. NESS says they didn't find oil because It wasn't God's time yet nessenergy.com
Caveat emptor!!
...Mezz - "Is money your problem? Send me your problems!" - Rev. Ike |
