Review of Snatched Up to Heaven!
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Review of Snatched Up to Heaven!
[Following is a volunteer review of "Snatched Up to Heaven!" by Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul.]
"Snatched Up to Heaven" by Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul is a book about the dreams of two beautiful girls, aged four and two, who share their visions of heaven and hell with their parents. Both are the daughters of authors Arvind Paul and Jemima Paul. It is the story of the experiences of two sisters journeys to heaven and hell in their dreams. It was so fascinating to read how both shared little details about heaven and hell, how Jesus and God looked, how they met angels, how their hair looked glittery, harmless animals, and baby fish. As well as people in hell were suffering from pain.
The author described the dreams clearly and enlightened the readers with facts stated in the Bible, and I was stunned to read how some of the biblical descriptions are similar to what they saw in dreams of heaven and hell, but the author also claims some contradictory thoughts of their vision that did not match the Biblical scriptures. This book holds extraordinary details of the children’s vision of heaven and hell; the interpretations are the most detailed I have ever read, like how the hair of Jesus and God looked and their nails, the mood of angels, their rooms, and different animals, etc.
This is a book for children that holds the values, beliefs, and morals of good deeds. This book inspires people to do righteous things in order to gain eternal life. Where good people will be destined for heaven after death and bad people will be thrown into hell for suffering.
It is a perfectly edited book with extraordinary details about heaven and hell. There is nothing in the book that I did not like. I could not find any errors or mistakes. This book does not contain any profanity or sexual content. But the visions of hell can be pointed out as violence, like people being thrown into fire and frogs, dead ants’ cake, dead worms, and spider juice being given to the people in hell to eat. Pain and suffering are what I do not want children to read about.
Writers have made this story so explicit and given it credibility by sharing their pitchers and clips when they were sharing about their dreams. This is exactly what made this book more truthful and powerful. I gave this book 5 out of 5 stars. This book deserves the rating because of its perfect editing and the fact that it inspires people to do good deeds in every possible situation. This book is not just for Christians; it holds moral values and beliefs for everyone.
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Snatched Up to Heaven!
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"Snatched Up to Heaven" by Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul is a book about the dreams of two beautiful girls, aged four and two, who share their visions of heaven and hell with their parents. Both are the daughters of authors Arvind Paul and Jemima Paul. It is the story of the experiences of two sisters journeys to heaven and hell in their dreams. It was so fascinating to read how both shared little details about heaven and hell, how Jesus and God looked, how they met angels, how their hair looked glittery, harmless animals, and baby fish. As well as people in hell were suffering from pain.
The author described the dreams clearly and enlightened the readers with facts stated in the Bible, and I was stunned to read how some of the biblical descriptions are similar to what they saw in dreams of heaven and hell, but the author also claims some contradictory thoughts of their vision that did not match the Biblical scriptures. This book holds extraordinary details of the children’s vision of heaven and hell; the interpretations are the most detailed I have ever read, like how the hair of Jesus and God looked and their nails, the mood of angels, their rooms, and different animals, etc.
This is a book for children that holds the values, beliefs, and morals of good deeds. This book inspires people to do righteous things in order to gain eternal life. Where good people will be destined for heaven after death and bad people will be thrown into hell for suffering.
It is a perfectly edited book with extraordinary details about heaven and hell. There is nothing in the book that I did not like. I could not find any errors or mistakes. This book does not contain any profanity or sexual content. But the visions of hell can be pointed out as violence, like people being thrown into fire and frogs, dead ants’ cake, dead worms, and spider juice being given to the people in hell to eat. Pain and suffering are what I do not want children to read about.
Writers have made this story so explicit and given it credibility by sharing their pitchers and clips when they were sharing about their dreams. This is exactly what made this book more truthful and powerful. I gave this book 5 out of 5 stars. This book deserves the rating because of its perfect editing and the fact that it inspires people to do good deeds in every possible situation. This book is not just for Christians; it holds moral values and beliefs for everyone.
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Snatched Up to Heaven!
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes
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