Falling back slain in the spirit?

Oh, sorry... were you needing affirmation?

Do you have evidence of people being injured when they fell in such circumstances?

I guess

I am wondering if John in rev 1 was slain, who caught him? or pushed him? How in the world does a coat knock one down?
If someone came at me like that I would drop kick him into the next country out of reflex.

No, but I do not need it, because this is totally violating scripture, and sound teaching.
The experience in itself, is damage enough.

Against the name of God, His church, - and His reputation.

These events does not make God look good, in any way, - but I will leave that to you.
Plain to me.

"TheLearner" -

"I am wondering if John in rev 1 was slain, who caught him? "

He was in the Spirit, TheLearner. He was not in the physical realm...

I have seen people injured. I once was asked to come up as a catcher since I such a large guy. I did not know I was to catch them so I let them hit the ground and they were hurt. I wondered why if God was doing it, why all the showmanship? Why a catcher? In football my nickname was bulldozer because I would push the line ten yards out of the way for our runners. They would pile up in front of me which did them no good.

I agree totally about the bad reputation part. That is a main point in speaking in tongues threads.

You are making accusations without any evidence to back them up? Not a wise plan. You're free to believe however you like, but I suggest that if you want to present a case that is rational and defensible, your own opinion is inadequate. I agree there is a lot that happens in charismatic circles that is questionable and even objectionable, but I don't see how people falling down "violates" any Scripture. Perhaps you'd care to explain why you think it does.

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Court Awards Woman Injured while 'Slain in Spirit'
SARAH PULLIAM BAILEY
APRIL 13, 2010 11:54 AM

The Michigan Supreme Court ruled 5-2 in favor of a woman who sued a church and its pastor after she was injured when no one caught her fall after she was "overcome by the spirit of the Lord" during a rally. Here's more from the Lansing State Journal:
The decision reversed a state Appeals Court decision that threw out most of a jury award to Judith Dadd, but the state's high court has reinstated $317,000 to the woman.
"https://www.christianitytoday.com/n...ourt-awards-woman-injured-while-slain-in.html

Yes, and there you have it. Evidence enough.... Not that it was needed, though...
Poor woman.. This is also very bad for the church of God, and His name...
Events like these cause His name to be evil spoken of.

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A parishioner at the Disciple Fellowship Christian Church in East St. Louis, Ill., claims the spirit moved another worshiper so much during service that she caused others to tumble over backwards into her, causing injuries. Now she’s suing the church for damages.

The report goes on to explain that, because of the spiritual nature of “being touched” by the Holy Spirit, lawyers are going to have a tough time proving negligence on the part of the slain church member. Yet, the plaintiff is undeterred. She wants the church to pay for her medical bills.

"http://baptistberean.blogspot.com/2012/02/slain-in-spirit.html

I don't see how people falling is against Scripture... any Scripture, including the verses you posted.

God is certainly a God of order, as His word states. However, the passages that unpack what that "order" is don't address people falling down... at all. So, you're making an argument from silence, and apparently defining "order" according to your personal preferences.

https://www.google.com/search?ei=Vu.....1..gws-wiz.......0i71j0j0i22i30.Ys0ZxOlUtpo

"JUNE 5--Last June, Matthew Lincoln was attending an evening service at his nondenominational Tennessee church when he approached the altar where a visiting minister was offering individual prayers for parishioners. Assigned "catchers" were present on the altar in case congregants fainted, fell, or otherwise lost control. When the minister, Robert Lavala, slightly touched his forehead, the Knoxville-area man "received the spirit and fell backwards." Except nobody was there to catch him, Lincoln charges in a $2.5 million lawsuit filed yesterday against Lakewind Church and its pastors. Lincoln, 58, claims that he fell backwards, striking his head against the "carpet-covered cement floor," according to the Circuit Court complaint, which was first reported by Courthouse News Service. A copy of Lincoln's lawsuit can be found below "http://brewright.blogspot.com/2008/06/man-slain-in-spirit-falls-and-sues.html

Woman (Judith Dadd) Sues Church After Being Injured by a So-Called “Slain in Spirit” Experience. “Assemblies of God” Parlor Trick Injures Woman!
by IndependentConservative @ 2:31 pm. Filed under Nuts on Parade
Bottom line, there is no scriptural basis for this slain in the spirit mess that is going on at some churchmeetings. I’ve already explained it is total mind manipulation and offered reference to more details.
For you who have not been in many charismatic churches, you’ll be reading some things here you never knew about. But given my upbringing I need to cover it, to help those who are victims of bad teaching, to better understand the truth.
A lady named Judith Dadd was a member of the Mount Hope Church in Lansing, Michigan (Delta Township) and claims she was slain in the spirit, fell back, bumped her head and was injured because nobody caught her. There has been testimony that her pastor assured everyone that anyone falling out would be caught. This church is part of the Assemblies of God organization.http://www.independentconservative.com/2007/05/08/judith_dadd_sues_church/

We have had calls from distraught people in a Pentecostal church in England where a woman has more than once gone down on the floor, supposedly 'slain in spirit', and lost control of her bladder in church. https://www.moriel.org/sermons-in-english/5931-slain-in-the-spirit-part-1-of-2 .html

garee os setting up a false strawman to knock down and can provide no evidence that any Christian denomination identifies being slain in the Spirit as a "sign gift." Futhermore, as usual, garee has never experienced what he condemns and is therefore pontificating from ignorance. of just how overwhelming the outpouring of the Spirit can be.

While at Fuller Seminary, I learned of a Presbyterian football player who attended one of Kathryn Kuhlman's healing rallies. He was not a charismatic, but when he approached her after the meeting, she gently touched him during their conversation and he fell to the floor, slain in the Spirit--a huge, strong football player, no less! My Aussie friend Sam and I sneaked onto the platform to sit with the 65 pastors sitting there during her service. Suddenly, in front of the 9,000 people, she wheeled around and touched each pastor gently on the forehead. When she did, it seemed like she had electricuted them and everyone "rocketed off their chair, prostrate on the floor, overcome with blessing. I was uncomfortable with being "slain" in this way, but without looking my way, the Spirit prompted her to stop slaying pastors just 3 pastors before me. I was deeply impressed by her discernment to stop short of me.

Let me illustrate how much divine power the Lord bestowed on Kathryn's right hand. My friend Lloyd had an atheist friend who shares this testimony. One day he was walking through a crowded mall, when he accidentally bumped into a lady. She braced herself for the collision, gently touched him, smiled, and they went their separate ways. That night this atheist fell under conviction of sin and committed his life to Christ. Years later, he saw a picture of Kathryn Kuhlman and recognizeg her as the woman he collided with that fateful day of his conversion. He now recognizes that her touch of blessing is precisely what prompted the work of the Spirit to convert him that glorious life-changing day!

So garee, don't grieve the Holy Spirit by condemning the ways He works to save the lost and empower people to walk in the Spirit!

I think it is the showmanship that gives a poor image of it all. God does call us to be humble. What I saw in the video, could not hear it, no speakers was just showmanship and looks like a slapstick comedy.

Agreed. As I have said before, I don't avow Hinn or his antics. I dislike the fact that God's church puts so much focus on "a touch" instead of on fruit and actual ministry. However, I have personally seen good fruit from such apparently "disorderly" events. Repentance and healing can be messy.