KevinK
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I saw people there. Actually interacted with them.You saw Hades?No one is in hell right now so you could not see it.
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I saw people there. Actually interacted with them.You saw Hades?No one is in hell right now so you could not see it.
It changed the entire direction of my life. I eventually realized only Jesus Christ can save a human being.Okay, I just ran a search, and read of your vision in the other thread. I remember an assistant pastor at a local church who had a similar vision. He said it scared him into being an evangelist. He was now more afraid of God than he was of man's opinions, so he ignored what men thought of him, and obeyed God instead.
So now that is 2 people who have told me that they had such a vision.
It changed the entire direction of my life. I eventually realized only Jesus Christ can save a human being.
I'm pretty fearless about talking about my spirituality. It makes some people very uncomfortable (not here, other places). After what I saw, I couldn't care less.
And what did they say?I saw people there. Actually interacted with them.
Yes,I have known people to visualize heaven or hell during a psychotic episode or reacting to a particular drug they were put on.I had visions of hell during a severe psychotic break, following a head injury. It was crazy...I thought...the devil had tricked me my whole life, and now my life was worse than wasted, which in a sense was true. Weird, huh? I don't remember a whole lot about it (electroshock will do that to you), but...
...that incident didn't bring me all that much closer to God. I mean, it got me to reading the purpose driven life and stuff, but it was't until people at Teen Challenge showed me what a Christian life looks like that I started the process of drawing nigh unto Him as best I could, given the circumstances.
As for this kid/dude/young man...wow. That's intense. I'm glad he recanted and I hope he can put it all behind him. Maybe all of us (not just here, but Christians and seekers in general) can learn a valuable lesson here?
It wasn't "talking" in the sense we talk. More telepathic. You think and feel as they do. The souls I met there all had addictions of some kind when they were on earth. They had leaned on something that wasn't God, and now must exist with eternal separation from Him. The worst feeling of sheer emptiness I have ever experienced.And what did they say?
You might decide to add a 4th.Actually 3. Before he was saved, another local pastor had a plan to wait until he was really old, and then accept Jesus at that time. He had a vision of God dropping him into the bad place right then, if he didn't repent now. He heeded the altar call soon after, and has been preaching for decades now. He never regretted coming to the Lord, since he is much happier now. He was formerly being tricked into falsely thinking that the world's ways were better, and now realizes that the Lord's way is much better.
Then he got tears in his eyes and said everyone needs to know Jesus. I don't want anyone to have to go there.
I wonder what process Tyndale House follows to investigate such things before publishing them.
martin luther, and Tyndale didn't believe in hell eitherThis modern idea that Hell doesn't exist really makes me uncomfortable. Is it a New Age invention? Even a major church (one with a pope) came out and said that Hell is only a state of the soul in separation from God. I personally know that Hell exists as a physical place, though I can't prove it to anyone else. It's both a state and a place.
Maybe there is continuous soul progression. Maybe there is karma that balances out a person's bad actions. But there is also Hell. There just is; I've seen it. There are lost souls; I've seen them, too. I wasn't lucky enough to meet Jesus or see Heaven, though I resolutely believe in both. Hell I don't have to believe in; I know it exists.