It probably wasn’t human. A fallen angel perhaps? I know, when my dad died, I had to come all the way back to the states from Germany. It took me 36 hours to get home. The C-5 I was supposed to ride on broke down, so it took longer. Anyway, when I arrived at the hospital room, I just had a sense there was evil in the room. It was almost palpable. I only felt that way once before, when I had to fly from Rhein Main Air Base, Germany, to Incirlik Air Base, Turkey. It seems I could sense I was in an evil place.
I had heard, that when lost, unsaved people die, sometimes they say they feel like they are on fire, getting a taste of Hell, before their time. I have heard that. I don’t know if it’s true or not. Where I worked, I saw many guys croak, and I never once saw it. I didn’t like it when guys kicked the bucket, when I was in duty, since I had to fingerprint their sorry butts. 😁🤪🤑 I didn’t like that much. 👎
Maybe it wasn’t human, who knows?
You relay an interesting tidbit about unsaved people dying and them feeling like they are on fire before death. I believe that happens.
My WWII vet Grandfather who I don’t believe was saved had similar last words. “I feel hot”, were his last words as he had the look of outright terror in his eyes per my Step-Grandmother.
He was a tough guy, strong man, but not saved. Hell will make the toughest hombres look like weak little girls.
If you ever listen to a guy named Don Stewart, he sometimes travels with Amir Tsarfati - he relayed a similar story to yours. Guys in ‘Nam would be dying in the field, Christians would be at peace as they breathed their last. The unsaved, would gasp for breath fighting tooth and nail to stay alive cursing at everything out of their mouths as they tried to not go into the abyss.
Silly wabbit!
You ‘sposed to fingerprint their HANDS!!!