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A somewhat personal testimony about death, and...
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Life after death. I thought I would pass this along to you guys. There are quite a few folks here that might appreciate this testimony.
I have a testimony for you. To make a long story short, my father became a Christian late in life, and he has now become a pastor. He pastors an independent Baptist church in northern Idaho. Well, I have two cousins that live about 3 hours away from where my parents now live, in Spokane (sp?) Washington. One of my cousins was involved in a very serious car accident about a week ago. His leg was crushed, and he suffered multiple other injuries. Tragically, he killed the driver of the other car. He was trying to pass someone and did not realize that there was another car in front of the car he was passing. He was unable to get back over, and thus the accident. My father contacted the young man's, who was killed, pastor and the pastor gave my father this testimony:
The young man who was killed had an elderly grandmother (83 years old, I believe) whom he was very close to. This grandmother claims that her grandson appeared to her, shortly after his death. I guess she was crying, b/c he told her not to cry and not to worry about him b/c he was now with Jesus. He then told her to tell his wife not to worry about him, b/c he was with Jesus, and went on to say she should pray hard and often b/c Jesus Christ is coming (returning) soon.
I thought this was a pretty neat testimony. I have no way to know for sure that it is true, but it is the account that the other pastor gave my father, and it could very well be. I just wanted to share this with you.
The other pastor was also a Baptist, so I doubt they are wacko's [:)]
Eric
All American Arms Company
Veteran Owned and Operated
I have a testimony for you. To make a long story short, my father became a Christian late in life, and he has now become a pastor. He pastors an independent Baptist church in northern Idaho. Well, I have two cousins that live about 3 hours away from where my parents now live, in Spokane (sp?) Washington. One of my cousins was involved in a very serious car accident about a week ago. His leg was crushed, and he suffered multiple other injuries. Tragically, he killed the driver of the other car. He was trying to pass someone and did not realize that there was another car in front of the car he was passing. He was unable to get back over, and thus the accident. My father contacted the young man's, who was killed, pastor and the pastor gave my father this testimony:
The young man who was killed had an elderly grandmother (83 years old, I believe) whom he was very close to. This grandmother claims that her grandson appeared to her, shortly after his death. I guess she was crying, b/c he told her not to cry and not to worry about him b/c he was now with Jesus. He then told her to tell his wife not to worry about him, b/c he was with Jesus, and went on to say she should pray hard and often b/c Jesus Christ is coming (returning) soon.
I thought this was a pretty neat testimony. I have no way to know for sure that it is true, but it is the account that the other pastor gave my father, and it could very well be. I just wanted to share this with you.
The other pastor was also a Baptist, so I doubt they are wacko's [:)]
Eric
All American Arms Company
Veteran Owned and Operated
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Father-in-law drove. Mother-in-law sat on the back seat, holding Grandma. Grandma was in considerable pain and she showed it. Her face was contorted and she had a hard time getting her breath.
All at once, her face softened as though the pain were gone. Her eyes opened wide, she smiled and said, "It's so beautiful!"
And she was gone.
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