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Is it really a warning to us all? Maybe.
And it shall come to pass in the last days, says God, That I will pour out of My Spirit on all flesh; Your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, Your young men shall see visions, Your old men shall dream dreams. Acts 2:17
I have seen another video of a devout Muslim woman who also had a NDE after a ski accident in Aspen, Colorado. She had a restaurant there as well, knowing her community as a devout Muslim, who prayed and taught Islam. She was married as well. Well, her life was turned upside down when she saw Jesus. Long story- short, He told her she had been living a lie, that she must go back and tell the truth and that she would be met with adversity, rejection, criticism,m and threats, but must persevere. She also had this same message for 2025 ... about tribulations coming, a crossroads approaching and crucial life decisions the world must make - for or against Jesus.
Sensing that we are in the end times, I do not doubt things will get worse and tribulations will mount.
* One odd thing about the boy's story was the level of communication in the narrative itself. It sounded professionally written, articulate, not the words of a 12 year old. If the story was true, I would have much preferred the to hear it in his own words, not an edited version.
Yet another story of a Buddhist Monk whose heart stopped and claimed he had a life changing experience with Jesus. The words spoken to Him sounded like they were from God, they rang true in assessing the Monk's life and Buddhist path as incomplete, not the way to enlightenment.
Here was a summation of Jesus message to the monk:
"Peace, liberation,
the path to enlightenment, is through Jesus. But it is does not always come without pain and suffereing. We must not try to detach ourselves or escape from these learning experiences, but embrace them, they are prepared by God. By entering into suffering, experiencing it fully,
and by faithfully passing through it, we find healing. Perseverance is key, not escape, or detachment.
The willingness to face pain and suffering with love overcomes, because Love never fails.
The suffering is transformed, redeemed through love, through Jesus.
The Monk's life was turned upside down. He was told to share His experience, which was certain to cause commotion, broken relationships, rejection, anger ostracism, abrupt change. But Jesus said He would be there with him and the seeds he planted would grow in some hearts he touched.
Seems to be many of these types of visions on YouTube ... true or false?
What say you.
And it shall come to pass in the last days, says God, That I will pour out of My Spirit on all flesh; Your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, Your young men shall see visions, Your old men shall dream dreams. Acts 2:17
I have seen another video of a devout Muslim woman who also had a NDE after a ski accident in Aspen, Colorado. She had a restaurant there as well, knowing her community as a devout Muslim, who prayed and taught Islam. She was married as well. Well, her life was turned upside down when she saw Jesus. Long story- short, He told her she had been living a lie, that she must go back and tell the truth and that she would be met with adversity, rejection, criticism,m and threats, but must persevere. She also had this same message for 2025 ... about tribulations coming, a crossroads approaching and crucial life decisions the world must make - for or against Jesus.
Sensing that we are in the end times, I do not doubt things will get worse and tribulations will mount.
* One odd thing about the boy's story was the level of communication in the narrative itself. It sounded professionally written, articulate, not the words of a 12 year old. If the story was true, I would have much preferred the to hear it in his own words, not an edited version.
Yet another story of a Buddhist Monk whose heart stopped and claimed he had a life changing experience with Jesus. The words spoken to Him sounded like they were from God, they rang true in assessing the Monk's life and Buddhist path as incomplete, not the way to enlightenment.
Here was a summation of Jesus message to the monk:
"Peace, liberation,
the path to enlightenment, is through Jesus. But it is does not always come without pain and suffereing. We must not try to detach ourselves or escape from these learning experiences, but embrace them, they are prepared by God. By entering into suffering, experiencing it fully,
and by faithfully passing through it, we find healing. Perseverance is key, not escape, or detachment.
The willingness to face pain and suffering with love overcomes, because Love never fails.
The suffering is transformed, redeemed through love, through Jesus.
The Monk's life was turned upside down. He was told to share His experience, which was certain to cause commotion, broken relationships, rejection, anger ostracism, abrupt change. But Jesus said He would be there with him and the seeds he planted would grow in some hearts he touched.
Seems to be many of these types of visions on YouTube ... true or false?
What say you.
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I guess no one takes these NDEs seriously. ?
Are these people false prophets trying to spread the Gospel by lying, making up a story? Maybe their evangelism efforts and missionary work were frustrated and resulted in no fruit; so they thought, since people didn't believe them, "Let me make up some stories about a child, a gay guy, a Buddhist Monk who died and saw Jesus, and I'll use AI to access the literary talents in composing the narratives ... that will do it". I don't think so.
Are these people false prophets trying to spread the Gospel by lying, making up a story? Maybe their evangelism efforts and missionary work were frustrated and resulted in no fruit; so they thought, since people didn't believe them, "Let me make up some stories about a child, a gay guy, a Buddhist Monk who died and saw Jesus, and I'll use AI to access the literary talents in composing the narratives ... that will do it". I don't think so.
Earburner
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When one watches the video, there is one word that should catch your attention. The word is "Interfaith", which of itself is how the churches of Jesus Christ shall enter into Apostasy, by embracing the world religions that DENY Christ, into their local congregations and worship services.
The new world (Interfaith) religion will be based on the Seven Jewish Noahide Laws, of which strongly appeals to "the natural man".
As for the video itself about "the 12 year old boy who sees Jesus", who learns about Baron Trump, you might want to look back to the years of 1889 and 1893. At that time there were two children's fiction novels written, titled: "Baron Trump's Marvelous Underground Journey".
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1 Thes. 5
[1] But of the times and the seasons, brethren, ye have no need that I write unto you.
[2] For yourselves know perfectly that THE day* of the Lord so cometh as a thief in the night.
[3] For when they shall say, Peace and safety; then sudden destruction cometh upon them, as travail upon a woman with child; and THEY** shall not escape.
2 Thes. 2
[3] Let no man deceive you by any means: for *THAT day shall not come, except there come a falling away first, and that man of sin ["the natural man"] be revealed, the son of perdition [destruction];
**Note: Judas Iscariot is not the only "son of perdition [destruction]"!!
The new world (Interfaith) religion will be based on the Seven Jewish Noahide Laws, of which strongly appeals to "the natural man".
As for the video itself about "the 12 year old boy who sees Jesus", who learns about Baron Trump, you might want to look back to the years of 1889 and 1893. At that time there were two children's fiction novels written, titled: "Baron Trump's Marvelous Underground Journey".
Baron Trump novels - Wikipedia
1 Thes. 5
[1] But of the times and the seasons, brethren, ye have no need that I write unto you.
[2] For yourselves know perfectly that THE day* of the Lord so cometh as a thief in the night.
[3] For when they shall say, Peace and safety; then sudden destruction cometh upon them, as travail upon a woman with child; and THEY** shall not escape.
2 Thes. 2
[3] Let no man deceive you by any means: for *THAT day shall not come, except there come a falling away first, and that man of sin ["the natural man"] be revealed, the son of perdition [destruction];
**Note: Judas Iscariot is not the only "son of perdition [destruction]"!!
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Rockerduck
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I watch 3/4 of the video, and I'm convinced he didn't see Jesus. Nail prints in His hands would have been evident at the first. Then the constant reference to love conquers. Now, that is consistent with other NDE's. They preach love more than Jesus. Everything the boy described is looking toward a utopian society. Something Satan, being an angel of light, would say to deceive as many as possible and keep people from believing in Jesus and only Jesus..
MA2444
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True. There are a lot of this type video on youtube. Some are true, some are false. You can tell usually.
I wouldn't worry about any interfaith unity, people are quite partial, passionate and divided in that respect. A One World Utopian concept has been in the making but not an interfaith. The Antichrist will try to abolish all religions and have everyone worship Him and many will take his mark. True Christians will not.When one watches the video, there is one word that should catch your attention. The word is "Interfaith", which of itself is how the churches of Jesus Christ shall enter into Apostasy, by embracing the world religions that DENY Christ, into their local congregations and worship services.
The new world (Interfaith) religion will be based on the Seven Jewish Noahide Laws, of which strongly appeals to "the natural man".
As for the video itself about "the 12 year old boy who sees Jesus", who learns about Baron Trump, you might want to look back to the years of 1889 and 1893. At that time there were two children's fiction novels written, titled: "Baron Trump's Marvelous Underground Journey".
Baron Trump novels - Wikipedia
1 Thes. 5
[1] But of the times and the seasons, brethren, ye have no need that I write unto you.
[2] For yourselves know perfectly that THE day* of the Lord so cometh as a thief in the night.
[3] For when they shall say, Peace and safety; then sudden destruction cometh upon them, as travail upon a woman with child; and THEY** shall not escape.
2 Thes. 2
[3] Let no man deceive you by any means: for *THAT day shall not come, except there come a falling away first, and that man of sin ["the natural man"] be revealed, the son of perdition [destruction];
**Note: Judas Iscariot is not the only "son of perdition [destruction]"!!
I listened to it again and heard this message to all religious leaders The message of love and unity is good, yet it seemed to not place a focus on Jesus, though He was the one the boy saw. The narrator ( whoever edited the story) did not regard the importance of any one religion. However, the source was from Jesus. Nobody is having a NDE and seeing Mohammed or Buddha.
Baron Trump heard the story and was intrigued enough to be inspired to read the Bible.
I am sure Billy Graham spoke to various religious leaders about love, unity and peace and the source of that love, Jesus. That was Jesus primary command for us, love God, love your neighbor.
But I do see the subtle problem, the additional commentary that the writer slipped in. As I said, these weren't the boys words, they were too articulate. So a writer told the story and added some of his own perspective, which is not what writers are supposed to do. The fake news does that all the time these days. People written about file complaints against the media, claiming "they never said that" or "he left this part out". And there you go, we aren't getting the exact story. A video interview would be better ... unless of course it was entirely fabricated. ?
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Rockerduck
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There was a book and movie called 'Heaven is for real". They admitted much later, it was made up. The boy was a fruit cake later in life, with eastern beliefs. That's why skepticism of someone claiming in an NDE to see and talk to Jesus is there. I need to hear out of the boys mouth, that he got on his knees and asks Jesus into his heart and then testify. The problem I have, with all NDE's is nobody was a Christian before one, and after one, it's all about love, and no Jesus.
You are mistaken. Another story/book came out at the same time: "The Boy who Came Back From Heaven" Alex Malarkey and his Dad were frauds, not Colton Burpo in Heaven is for Real.
Both books came out in 2010. I read both and also "Heaven is for Real" is a cherished movie I've watched several times. Colton's experience happened in 2003 and the story spread, became popular years before the book came out and evidently the Malarky"s hijacked the idea. They came out later and admitted the fraud and so now people confuse the true story with the false thinking there was only one story - just like you did.
Rockerduck
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Nope. I saw Colton Burpo. You should look him up now. He took questions and it was weird and more eastern religion. They asked him how to get the Holy Spirit. He said it slowly comes up the spine into your brain. That is straight out of Buddhism.
Listen, many sites are rejecting hus story, churches as well and so words are twisted in relaying his message. We know Jesus baptizes us with the Holy Spirit when we believe in Him. So the supposed question of "How you get the Holy Spirit", I would have to hear and see the context. Likely it was twisted and taken out of context - this is how people discredit others. That question wasn't in the book. Feeling the presence of the Holy Spirit is subjective and personal, indescribable in words for me, but you physically feel something.
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Rockerduck
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Listen, many sites are rejecting hus story, churches as well and so words are twisted in relaying his message. We know Jesus baptizes us with the Holy Spirit when we believe in Him. So the supposed question of "How you get the Holy Spirit", I would have to hear and see the context. Likely it was twisted and taken out of context - this is how people discredit others. That question wasn't in the book. Feeling the presence of the Holy Spirit is subjective and personal, indescribable in words for me, but you physically feel something.
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Earburner
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Wake up to the "Interfaith" delema to all of Christ's churches that preach and teach the gospel message: John 14
[6] Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.
Churches that agree with "Interfaith" teachings are DISAGREEING with John 14:6, and have gone APOSTATE! 2 Thes. 2:3
[6] Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.
Churches that agree with "Interfaith" teachings are DISAGREEING with John 14:6, and have gone APOSTATE! 2 Thes. 2:3
Earburner
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Exactly!!
Interfaith teachings do not and will not accept the fact that through faith in Jesus alone, is the ONLY WAY to God the Father.
Dan Clarkston
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And of course we will find out if this kid is a false prophet or not.
Most deals like result in false doctrine being taught so we'll see....
They need to be judged against what God says in His Word.
There ya go.... the "vision" and subsequent messaging is not from the Lord.
There is a one world religion being setup right now... and a lot of Christians are turning away from the faith to follow doctrines of devils
1 Timothy 4:1,2
Now the Spirit speaketh expressly, that in the latter times some shall depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils;
Speaking lies in hypocrisy; having their conscience seared with a hot iron;
Yep, doctrines of demons which deceive those not know and not adhering to what God says in His Word
And of course the OSAS peoples will be along shortly claiming it's all good if one follows false doctrine because after all once saved, always saved they will claim in contradiction to scripture.
I saw this video already and heard nothing other than an honest Christian. He went to Bible College, has had a ministry of helping people for half his life, giving people hope. He isn't very articulate, just a simple boy who was brought up on a farm. Likely he won't even be a Pastor, he apparently was not cut out of that mold like his Dad. So he trains to be an electrician he said and doesn't quite know what what God is going to do next, so his plans are tentative. I just see a humble believer.
Can you feel the presense of the Holy Spirit during moments when He is using you to minister to someone and as He takes over your conversation, brings specic scriptures to mind as if a script was prepared? Maybe that experience is foreign to you? Or maybe being old and retired, you are comfortable just staying home, tending time your own needs, doing this. I am 69 and do not consider myself a mover and a shaker when it comes to ministry or.witnessing - not did I ever! But God certainly using me at times, probably more than I realize. So I rarely experience those special " Holy Spirit filled moments" where I felt God using me as I did when I was younger. I just have enough energy to care for wife and myself, get up and survive another day.
Colton is an active Christian, a mover and shaker - for Jesus - not Buddha. So you can think what you want.
Earburner
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You are not understanding that "antichrist" is "THAT spirit of antichrist", aka "legion", of which affects and infects all who are NOT born again of God's Holy Spirit.
All of such ARE scripturally and spiritually known as: "the natural man", "that man of sin", "the son of perdition", all of which is to be read and understood in the PLURAL.
(Judas Iscariot was not the only "son of perdition").
Eph. 2[2] Wherein in time past ye walked according to the course of this world, according to the prince of the power of the air, the spirit [singular] that NOW worketh in the CHILDREN [plural] of disobedience.
For more spiritual clarity and a deeper understanding, one should study the scriptures about the "strong man" in synopsis of the gospels:
Mat. 12:27-29;
Mark 3:23-27;
Luke 11:20-26.
After studying those verses, one will have a better spiritual understanding for application, concerning Luke 8:26-33.
The concept of "Interfaith", is to incorporate Christ-less preaching and teachings into Christ's Gospel preaching churces. It is a diabolical scheme of "inclusion", attempting to bring about the "oneness" of all people into a One World Religion, hoping to achieve "peace and safety".
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Dan Clarkston
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Some folks have been prepped by lying devils to accept the one world government . . . they are reprobate and their understanding has been darkened to where no amount or prayer is going to help them.
I understand that no one can separate us from the love of God and no one can thwart his plan of redemption for those sheep on His list ( whom are not yet saved). The spirit of antichrist is just that, those who are against Christ, not for Him. Satan has worked hard with his schemes to keep people away from Christ through other false religions: Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, TOE, psychological babble, alternative liberal philosophies, whatever, anything to keeps people away from Christ.
I realize that there are tares in the Church and false prophets, churches who claim Christ with gay Pastors and gay congregations, liberal churches, legalistic churches, etc. There were dead churches, churches with false doctrines in the 1st century too ( Rev. 2& 3). They were church types that exist now and all throughout history, so we are aware of them and if individuals within churches who disrupt and attempt to deceive others. But God is sovereign, so His plan is foolproof ... or don't you believe that? He has in mind salvation for an exact amount of sheep, no more, no less. So anyone who is ultimately lost, was never on His list - though He does not desire any to be lost, He knows who will be and won't be.
So the legion of demons are out there gathering as many as they can, just not God's elect - they try, cause havoc, and may temporarily lead them off the path; but God is on control of it all.
Dan Clarkston
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Yep, and Jesus said the tares would burn.
1 Timothy 4:1
Now the Spirit speaketh expressly, that in the latter times some shall depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils
This is speaking of those that were born again at one point... but they choose to deny the faith and turn away from the Lord and they are no longer saved or born again as they "depart from the faith"
One cannot "depart from the faith" if they had not been born again at one point prior to departing from the faith
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