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In 2016 I was helping a 97 year old woman who was blind and bedridden. She began crying and I asked her why?

She replied, “I’m afraid I’m going to hell.”

She stopped eating that night and did not eat anything for the next 3 weeks.
I sat next to her, praying non stop for several hours, but the portal to Heaven would not open. I kept praying.

Her physical body began radiating heat like a furnace. You could stand near her bed and feel it radiating outward. This continued for all three weeks.

I asked the hospice nurse about it, and she had no idea. She had no infection.

I could see the liquid swirling golden Light around the woman, but didn’t realize what was happening.

Finally, after 3 weeks of no food and one week of no liquid, the portal to Heaven opened up and she passed.

The next morning, about 14 hrs after her death, family asked me to put a nice long sleeve blouse and slacks on her. I thought I would need to cut the clothing and lay it on top if her, but her body was totally flexible, no rigor mortis.

I finally realized that her soul contained so much fear that she was afraid of the Light of Heaven. So the Holy Spirit came upon her in a lower strength of Light and cleansed her soul for 3 weeks before she was pure enough to be in the Light of Heaven.

The Holy Spirit purified her so rigor did not happen to her body.

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That same year a woman in severe pain from bone cancer yelled for them to bring me into her room. When I arrived, she rolled over in bed and reached both hands toward me.

She asked me to take hold of her hands and pull her out of her body!

I laughed out loud and told her that’s not how you die. Just relax. Look to God and surrender. She lifted out within 2 minutes.

With enough meditation and prayer, anyone can make this journey to Heaven while still in your physical body. This is the lifted or raised up concept of the rapture. Jesus is already here, we must just raise up to see and experience Him.

In 2016 I was helping a 97 year old woman who was blind and bedridden. She began crying and I asked her why? She replied, “I’m afraid I’m going to hell.” She stopped eating that night and did not eat anything for the next 3 weeks.

By 21 days without food a 97 year old person would usually be dead.

about 14 hrs after her death,...her body was totally flexible, no rigor mortis.

One dubious claim after another.

So the Holy Spirit came upon her in a lower strength of Light and cleansed her soul for 3 weeks before she was pure enough to be in the Light of Heaven. Which is not what Scripture teaches, which is that God purifies the heart by faith, (Acts 10:43; 15:7-9) not making us actually good enough to be with God in this life or RC mythical Purgatory, but that those of effectual faith presently possess eternal life, (1 Jn. 5:13) being made "accepted in the Beloved" (Eph. 1:6) on Christ's account, living effectual Abrahamic-type faith being counted for righteousness, (Rm. 4:5) and made to spiritually positionally sit with Him in Heaven (Eph. 2:6) as souls washed, sanctified and justified (1 Co. 6:11) and having access into the holy of holies in Heaven thru the sinless shed blood of Christ. (Heb. 10:19) And that if they die in faith (which Scripture warns against damnably departing from: Gal. 5:1-4; Heb. 3:12; 6:1-8; 10:26-39)

And that wherever Scripture clearly speak of the next conscious reality for believers after this life then it is with the Lord, (Lk. 23:43 [cf. 2Cor. 12:4; Rv. 2:7]; Phil 1:23; 2Cor. 5:8 [“we”]; 1Cor. 15:51ff'; 1Thess. 4:17)

And rather than Purgatory conforming souls to Christ to inherit the kingdom of God, the next transformative experience that is manifestly taught is that of being made like Christ in the resurrection. (1Jn. 3:2; Rm. 8:23; 1Co 15:53,54; 2Co. 2-4) At which time is the judgment seat of Christ And which is the only suffering after this life, which does not begin at death, but awaits the Lord's return, (1 Corinthians 4:5; 2 Timothy. 4:1,8; Revelation 11:18; Matthew 25:31-46; 1 Peter 1:7; 5:4) and is the suffering of the loss of rewards (and the Lord's displeasure!) due to the manner of material one built the church with. But which one is saved despite the loss of such, not because of. (1 Corinthians 3:8ff) (Note also that the tradition-based Eastern Orthodox reject RC Purgatory, among some other substantial RC distinctives )

I do believe people can be demon possessed, and in Divine healing, but I find your accounts to be dubious, and your theology poisoned with Catholic heresy.

So you put your hands up towards random screaming assholes in the street and they fall to the ground screaming like kneecapped zombies, pray over dying people to make a “liquid swirling golden light” or whatever, can miraculously prevent rigor mortis, and pray people into seeing heaven before death? You’re trying to make yourself sound like Jesus!

I don’t know what’s worse, the fact that you expect grown adults to believe your obvious (and blasphemous) bullcrap, or that some on this thread actually buy into it!

Well, now you lost me. There is no such thing, Biblically, as what you described in the case of the first woman. And a person going to heaven here and now, is NOT THE rapture. It may be a rapturous occasion, as in the common use of the word, but NOT in the sense of the last days. I am beginning to doubt your Christianity. You’ve mixed in a bunch of new age, and Katherine Kubler Ross into your beliefs.
However, having said that, I do believe that in that nanosecond between the last breath and eternity, that the LORD speaks to the dying person, and if they respond to him and acknowledge him as LORD, they will be saved. He said it was not his will that any should be lost, so I believe he calls up to the very last nanosecond. Of course, all do not heed him.