23 Minutes In Hell Reference Edition

God is a loving God. He will destroy the wicked with fire but that's it. Nobody will be suffering for ever.

That's a satanic teaching. We are sinners and practice evil but we wouldn't enjoy having somebody in pain for ever if we could avoid it.

Are we better than God? Of course not. Blasphemy. Read this bible statements.

Malachi 4
1 For, behold, the day cometh, that shall burn as an oven; and all the proud, yea, and all that do wickedly, shall be stubble: and the day that cometh shall burn them up, saith the LORD of hosts, that it shall leave them neither root nor branch...

3 And ye shall tread down the wicked; for they shall be ashes under the soles of your feet in the day that I shall do this, saith the LORD of hosts.

If they are going to be ashes under the soles of the ones that are saved, they are not suffering for ever somewhere else. This doctrine is a lie and the devil can give you fake dreams to trick people with your reaction.

I hate to spoil this, but..

Well, it looks convincing. He's a decent man, is well-dressed and most of all he's serious about this and he even found striking resemblances in experiences of hell by other people. I'm even sure he believes it, because it made such an impact on him.
But does this lead to the conclusion that what he said truly happened? Not at all. I'll explain why:

It was 3:00 am, he knew that, but doesn't know how he knew it. Well, if true, it all happened betwee 3:00am and 3:23am. 23 minutes of dreaming is not a giant leap, everyone does this. I quote Lucidity.com: "The first dream of the night is the shortest, perhaps 10 minutes in length, while after 8 hours of sleep, dream periods can be 45 minutes to an hour long. We all dream every night, about one dream period every 90 minutes. People who say they never dream simply never remember their dreams." So a dream of 23 minutes around three o'clock is perfectly understandable.

Besides, when dreaming, you almost never are aware of dreaming, it is as real as anything to you. Only some people have once in a while a lucid dream.

Dreams, you already know, contain usually some strange stuff, like to be able to fly, dieing and still being able to think, being a fish,

etc. Again a dream about hell does not surprise me a bit, especially not with the given description of a prison with bars and monsters and heat, fear and pain etc.

In dreams you're able to feel pain in many ways. In dreams, you're able to render a total picture from different images that you've seen or imagined when you were awake. Well everyone has seen demons and prisons or felt fear and heat.

I think im not the only one here that has dreamed about being in hell, heaven and even Judgement Day. It always impressed me very much, but I still don't think that I've really been in heaven or hell, and certainly I have not lived through Judgement Day yet. And how often do people dream about dying? When they wake up the next morning, you usually won't see them telling you that they have been dead for real.

After the dream, he seeks an explanation in the bible, and of course he finds some useful things.
He explains many things by referrencing to some texts of the bible, but that's too easy for me. He picks the texts that fit to his story.
He also uses a translated version of the bible, of course, and not the original language. No problem with that, but you should not take translated texts literally. He should've known that. Because there's often not a direct translation possible because of the lack of words.

Hebrews may have had 10 words for a desert, the English language may only have two words for it. The meaning of the text is translated, not word to word.

The part about going into space and seeing the earth hung upon nothing and that the fast rotation of the earth doesn't cause the oceans to spill on the lands, that's just because of gravity. Also saying that this is a miracle and that many astronauts are 'saved' due to this, is complete nonsense. Atheistic astronauts did not see it as the work of God, theistic astronauts were already believing.


Conclusion: it was very likely a dream or nightmare we all have sometimes. That with his personal imagination of what hell would feel/look like (with his knowledge of the bible's description of it). I can't see a legit reason to believe this came from God or to believe he was really in hell. Nice story though.

Years ago I had a dream I died in a car wreck and the moment I hit the wall, I found myself in a bright room nailed to a cross. Jesus was next to me, but I knew I was in Hell. The 1st thing I said was, "...but...Jesus...I love you." and He responded, "no you don't". Then I woke up.

For years I wondered since I was in Hell, why was it so bright. But Then I remembered, that Jesus was there, and HE was the bright light. Without Him there, it would have been an evil darkness. And when Jesus said I didn't love Him" that was a time in my life where I was a Christian with a "religious" spirit, as apposed to a "personal" relationship with Christ.

I BELIEVE IN HOLY ONE.thaks for video.

If you think there will not be continuous torment in a place called hell--please read below

Mark 9:43 (New International Version)

43If your hand causes you to sin, cut it off. It is better for you to enter life maimed than with two hands to go into hell, where the fire never goes out.[a]

Who created the "holy one"