"Thank you for sharing your profound experience. It's remarkable to hear accounts of glimpses into the heavenly realm. While you were sent back to continue your journey on earth, your testimony serves as a powerful reminder of the hope we have in the promises of God. May your life be a testament to His grace and love, as you live out His purposes here on earth. God bless you abundantly on your journey."
@@LightOfTheGospel7Have you heard of Randy Kay? He is on You Tube. He has a lot of people on his channel who say that they have had near death experiences.Most say they've gone to heaven and some went to hell. I was just wondering what you thought of him and the people he has on there?
the flesh,body goes back to the earth .dust but your spirit leaves your body to heaven or hell..if it goes too hell u will b there no 2nd chance if u r saved n a true believer in Christ your spirit goes to heaven.. I can say it's a confusing topic
"You're absolutely right; the topic of the afterlife can be complex and thought-provoking. However, as believers, we find comfort and assurance in the promises of God's Word. While the details may be mysterious, we trust in God's justice, mercy, and love. For those who put their faith in Jesus Christ, there is the blessed hope of eternal life in heaven. And while hell is a sobering reality, it serves as a reminder of the importance of our choices in this life. Let us continue to seek understanding through prayer, study, and reliance on God's guidance. He is faithful to reveal His truth to those who earnestly seek Him."
"Thank you for pointing that out. You're correct. The Rapture and the Second Coming are indeed two separate events in Christian theology. The Rapture is the event where believers are taken up to meet Jesus in the air, as described in 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17, while the Second Coming refers to Jesus' return to earth to establish His kingdom, as described in Revelation 19:11-16. Both events hold significant theological importance and are subjects of much study and debate among Christians. Thank you for bringing clarity to this distinction."
ived died went to heaven but I was sent back ,so here I'm living this life on earth❤
"Thank you for sharing your profound experience. It's remarkable to hear accounts of glimpses into the heavenly realm. While you were sent back to continue your journey on earth, your testimony serves as a powerful reminder of the hope we have in the promises of God. May your life be a testament to His grace and love, as you live out His purposes here on earth. God bless you abundantly on your journey."
@@LightOfTheGospel7Have you heard of Randy Kay? He is on You Tube. He has a lot of people on his channel who say that they have had near death experiences.Most say they've gone to heaven and some went to hell. I was just wondering what you thought of him and the people he has on there?
the flesh,body goes back to the earth .dust but your spirit leaves your body to heaven or hell..if it goes too hell u will b there no 2nd chance if u r saved n a true believer in Christ your spirit goes to heaven.. I can say it's a confusing topic
"You're absolutely right; the topic of the afterlife can be complex and thought-provoking. However, as believers, we find comfort and assurance in the promises of God's Word. While the details may be mysterious, we trust in God's justice, mercy, and love. For those who put their faith in Jesus Christ, there is the blessed hope of eternal life in heaven. And while hell is a sobering reality, it serves as a reminder of the importance of our choices in this life. Let us continue to seek understanding through prayer, study, and reliance on God's guidance. He is faithful to reveal His truth to those who earnestly seek Him."
You are referring to the Rapture, not the second coming. Two separate events.
"Thank you for pointing that out. You're correct. The Rapture and the Second Coming are indeed two separate events in Christian theology. The Rapture is the event where believers are taken up to meet Jesus in the air, as described in 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17, while the Second Coming refers to Jesus' return to earth to establish His kingdom, as described in Revelation 19:11-16. Both events hold significant theological importance and are subjects of much study and debate among Christians. Thank you for bringing clarity to this distinction."