What About Near Death Experiences? (Part 2) | Little Lessons with David Servant

[@scottmeyer9196]

Great to be reminded! Thanks!

[@TSIRHCSEVAS]

Thanks David, awesome. Living for jesus

[@theneverending9319]

They aren't trust worth. To many teach extra biblical legalistic works salvation. Many contradict each other also. Most of those with hellish experiences are always the main character and have some special mission and calling or for some reason they get to escape hell. They also believed people are already in the lake of fire which is unscriptural.

[@botlhalenxumalo280]

I believe he was not dreaming but he experienced hell because I have heard a lot of Christian who had the same experience and after that they stopped living in sin. Please search a testimony of a Colombian woman who died and went to hell and heaven she is on youtube

[@theneverending9319]

They all make similar claims and yet when you compare their stories you see contradictions. They also claim people are already in the lake of fire which is unscriptural. No one is in the lake of fire until after final judgement. The imagery of demons having fun tormenting people is also extremely unscriptural.

[@youngknowledgeseeker]

I'm sorry I didn't actually watch the video, that is incredibly hypocritical of me to comment when I haven't actually watched. However I would have to say that the Bible overwhelmingly teaches the death is death and that the only way out of it is resurrection. Furthermore nobody is judged either to Hell or Heaven on Earth until after the resurrection. There are only like maybe let's say 5% or less of verses that may, keyword May, teach that there is some form of life, conscious life, after death and yet before Resurrection, with the rich man and Lazarus I believe being the only one that may teach that in that death there's a separation of good and bad. All this being said near death experiences are fascinating, and I hold no judgment as to what they really are, and I am open to being wrong about death only being death, but I can't deny that the overwhelming the grossly overwhelming majority of scripture does not support it