Review of Snatched Up to Heaven!

[Muhammed Ofemile Giwa]

[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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The idea of Heaven is a fascinating topic for most people to ponder. Christians believe it is an eternal reality. This book will destroy any shackle of doubt left in the heart of any Christian who reads it. Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul give detailed descriptions of Heaven and Hell, followed by scriptural references from the Bible. The authors take us on a spiritual journey into the realms of both Heaven and Hell. Hell, on the other hand, is the unwanted place of death and suffering. No one would love to end up there. Unfortunately, rejecting the truth (our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) does send people to Hell.
Snatched up to Heaven! is an extraordinary story of two little girls (Priyanka and Deepika), aged four and two, respectively. They are the kids of the authors. The girls went to Heaven just as the Apostle Paul. They were privileged to encounter the dimensions of Heaven and Hell. This book inspires Christians to look forward to a beautiful place of paradise filled with unending love, peace, and joy. Jemima and her husband share life-transforming Biblical truths to build your faith and trust in God and his kingdom. These experiences are awesome, but remember that those who have not seen God but believe in him are immensely blessed.
Jemima describes her daughter’s experience of Heaven, using the exact phrases used by her kids. These include a rainbow, light, streets of gold, golden houses, gates, doors, walls, and rooms. She did the same thing for the portrayal of Hell in the book. Her girls told her that Hell was hot, very dark, people were screaming, punishments increased, worms grew into snakes, the fire was everywhere, it was orange in color, a strong smell of urine, stools, and other burning smells.
The author does her very best to recount the encounters of her little girls. The only thing I dislike is that we could not hear the stories from the mouths of the horses. The kids were still too young to write a book alone. A spectacular thing about this book is that there are no grammar errors. I give it a rating of 5 out of 5 stars. Christians should read this book, to stir their faith in Jesus and clear all doubts regarding the Bible and eternal life.

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Snatched Up to Heaven!
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