Today Laurie shares from her Kingdom experiences and shows how Life in Heaven is THE model for believers on earth. Laurie’s book, The Hell Conspiracy, relates to her very real salvation in Jesus, and yours! Her exclusive 3-CD set, Heaven Encounters, is enough to make you want to get there. How people’s bodies are changed in Hell.A sobering connection between unforgiveness and eternal torment.Five pains of Hell: water, bone marrow, breath, agreement and the garment.Laurie says there is an afterlife you NEVER want to experience, including: Laurie even understood her own stubborn unforgiveness was enough to cost her for eternity. Her assignment is to tell you what you don’t want to hear - she saw relatives and believers in torment. Then God had something more for Laurie, a round trip journey to Hell and back. …were meant as a wake-up call for us all! It started with Laurie’s unplanned but vibrant glimpses of Heaven. In my opinion, NDEs are the result of improper levels of oxygen in the brain or side effects from medication or anesthetics used during medical procedure.Laurie Ditto’s visions of Heaven and Hell… David sleeps is in his grave awaiting the resurrection - he did not ascend to heaven or descended into hell (Acts 2:29).Īccording with Bible teachings, in the grave there is no awareness, no work, the dead know absolutely nothing (Ps 13:3 115:17 Eccl 9:5, 6 Job 14:12).Īt Christ second coming everyone will receive their reward, not upon death: the saved eternal life, the wicked will be cast in hellfire (Daniel 12:2 Rev 22:12 1 Thess 4:16, 17 1 Cori 15:51, 52, 53 2 Peter 2:9). He was in his grave and did nothing, he slept just as the Bible tells about death.

Lazarus (Mary and Martha’s brother) when he died did not go to hell or heaven. Jesus Himself in John 11:11-14 is saying that dead is sleeping. However, no one should be confused about what happen when we die – the Bible, both the OT and NT, has a lot to say about the state of the dead. I have no reasons to doubt the sincerity of some NDEs stories, although there are several well publicized and documented hoaxes that deceived and confused the public, but sold lots of books. I have more to share but it is bedtime for me.Īurel Gheorghe Near-death experiences (NDEs) seems to be ubiquitous lately - stories about those who “died” and came back, who recount being in hell or heaven, even though they were not actually dead, only near-dead. Spend time with Sid Roth on Youtube for more NDE's and other things. Now that I am older and have vivid dreams, I love dreams more than being awake. When I was young, the Australian aborigines talked about dreaming. How do I know that Heaven is really nice? I have vivid dreams. I am healthy (no meds), ambulatory, 'young' (75) in a retirement community, no pain.Įveryone in a retirement community is waiting to cross the final river as described in Pilgrim's Progress. If I were given a chance to have an NDE with the possibility of death, Read the lyrics of 'Live Like You're Dying' (not biblical, not NDE but close enough). Everyone who had an NDE - whether they went to heaven or hell came back changed for the better, and they would rather stay in heaven. If God would play a role in providing them with a vision that causes them to become Christians, that (in my opinion) would just be one more sign of His grace (undeserved mercy) and love toward them.Īndrew kameya If one attributes near death experiences to physiological things, then a brain without oxygen, for whatever length the death experience was, would definitely cause brain damage.

If people require additional, extra-Biblical proof or validation in the form of a near-death experience before they will believe, I would only say that, in my opinion, they would fall into the same category as those unbelievers who were always demanding signs from Jesus, and who were never satisfied, regardless of what proofs He provided. (Also, I myself have never heard of any such accounts that directly contradicted information already found in Scripture.) What I am CERTAIN of, however, is that all information necessary for humans to know in this present life with regard to eternity is found in the Bible, apart from any accounts of near-death experiences. Army I think that God would be capable of providing such experiences, but I also think that they may have other causes stemming from the mental or psychological history or activity of the individual.

Tim Maas Retired Quality Assurance Specialist with the U.S.

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