Review of Snatched Up to Heaven!

[Shalem Nissie J]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Snatched Up to Heaven!" by Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Dreams have quite a significance for Christians. This book provides us with a picture of heaven and hell seen by Priyanka and Deepika, daughters of the author Jemima Paul and co-author Aravind Paul, in their dreams. Priyanka and Deepika were four and two-year-old girls when they dreamed about heaven and hell. Her mother provided multiple reasons to verify that the girls have genuinely visited heaven and hell.
What do we do in heaven? How is life in Hell? Who stays in heaven or hell? This book has answers to questions like these, along with questions such as, Are angels always in white-colored clothes? Do the people in Hell receive a crown too? Do the people who have never heard of God also receive the same punishment as the ones who heard the gospel but chose not to repent?
Along with the description of Hell and Heaven from the girls’ dreams, Jemima Paul simultaneously mentioned how the description aligned with scripture. The description also contained aspects that are not mentioned in the Bible and do not align with most people’s imaginations about heaven and hell, which leaves the readers in awe.
This book stands as evidence for many aspects mentioned in the Bible. It describes how the trinity is portrayed in heaven. It explains the way heaven is colorful, unlike what is visualized by many in white and gold colors. There were nine rules for heaven and thirteen rules for hell that the people in their respective places must abide by. It illustrates the way heaven is filled with light and happiness, whereas hell is filled with darkness and anguish. It has brought to light a list of activities that we as humans perform on a regular basis that do not align with God but with the devil, along with the biblical verses that indirectly state the same. One must read this book to get a picture of heaven and hell and then make a decision in their lives to either repent and come back to God or stay the same and be Satan's slave.
I rate this book five out of five. This is because of its amazing, flawless editing along with the above-mentioned aspects.

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Snatched Up to Heaven!
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