Life After Death: The Night I Died & Was Reborn a True Life & Death Experience

ISBN-13: 9781490596112 / Angielski / Miękka / 2013 / 160 str.

James V. Potter Phd; Paula M. Potter Ma

Opis

Is there really life after death? More specifically, do humans really die? When life on earth is finished, is there another dimension, or dimensions, one goes to - such as heaven and hell? Come, take a journey with me - struggle with the demons of darkness, experience victory through angelic intervention dispatched from heaven above; watch with overwhelming emotion, as the passion play of the cosmos is reenacted before youl then, journey on to stand before the Throne of God and see what Isaiah the Prophet saw so long ago, when he wrote: "I saw the Lord seated on a throne, high and exalted, and the train of His robe filled the temple. Above Him were seraphs ... and they were calling to one another: "Holy, holy. holy is the Lord Almighty; the whole earth is full of His glory" (Isaiah 6:1-3). What a sight that must have been Doc's children and stepchildren (my children) and I (Paula, Doc's wife), gathered around Doc's hospital bed in the Critical Care Unit a level above the Intensive Care Unit), watching him lying there in a coma, twitching and jerking, and expressing himself in garbled speech none of us knew nor could understand; hoping he might regain consciousness. But, as I sat by his bedside, it became apparent he was not just garbling - he was speaking to entities unseen but very real. Being one who believes in life-after-death, and one who customarily journals, I began documenting Doc's struggle with unseen beings, his victory over them, and over death; his subsequent victorious struggle in recovery as he altered his diet to shed more than 250 pounds, regain his health and strength, and then learned to walk again - at age 77 - after being disabled and wheelchair bound for ten years Doc's story my husband of 27 years] is nothing short of a miracle. His story is bound to inspire and encourage all who are facing death, as well as those whose health has deteriorated over the years, to the point that they have given up.