https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pn_S43SlnPY&t=1171s
February 2019
Here is another powerful testimony of a lady who died in a
bus accident in Bogota, Columbia and went to the Gates of Hell. She was being tortured by Demons, when she
called out again and again for Jesus (the name above all names) to save her and
he did. She said to Jesus that she
could not be condemned to hell because she had been an intensely practicing
Catholic all her life (she was 35) and she prayed to the Virgin Mary and the
Saints constantly. She went to Mass from
as a small child to adulthood. She was a
Christian. She could not go to hell.
Her testimony is that Jesus said that much of that was Idolatry
but that her main sin was failure to forgive her Step Mother for murdering her
biological mother. She was at the gates
of hell because she had never accepted Jesus as her savior (she said she did
not know) and she was guilty of the sins of non-forgiveness and other
sins. He showed her a life review
(extremely common in these scenarios) where she sinned all through her
life. She was convinced after watching her
life that she was a sinner in need of a savior.
Don’t go where she went.
Give your life to Jesus and save you and “your household”. For as it was written in Romans:
Romans 10:9 New International Version (NIV)
9 If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and
believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.
Hugh Wood, Atlanta,
GA
Feb 2019
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Despite the disbelief of 1,000s
who come this way, there are (again) 1,000s of videos showing the phenomena to
be true. The story of Inez Days of
Minnesota who died in about 1925 of a burst appendix is substantially similar. She died and was dead for 3 hours and went
to hell (almost). She called out to
Jesus and was saved. She served him all
he rest of her life and died in 2003. ….. If you find yourself in this way, calling out
to the name above all names for salvation is the only way – salvation in the
name of Jesus.
Amen
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These opinions are the opinions of
the author and not necessarily any institution including Peachtree Presbyterian Church.
However, this information is consistent with the original Westminster
Confession of Faith; except it may challenge "dying"and returning. Amen
