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Snatched Up to Heaven: Astounding testimonies of heaven and hell from the mouths of babes
Do Heaven and Hell actually exist? This book makes a compelling case.
“I had a dream about heaven!” exclaimed Priyanka...Running up to her mom one morning, four-year-old Priyanka nonchalantly mentioned that Jesus had taken her and her two-year-old sister Deepika to heaven during the previous night.In the days that followed, the sisters amazed their parents with their vivid descriptions of what they saw and experienced in heaven and hell over the course of several visits there.Within the constraints of their limited preschool vocabulary, the girls described deep theological truths about eternity that often belied their years, speaking with remarkable clarity and boldness.Their mom initially recorded their testimonies in a written journal as well as a video log. Now, for the first time, “Snatched Up to Heaven” documents their true accounts alongside the purifying lens of the Word of God.While much of the narrative focuses on our after-life destinies, “Snatched Up to Heaven” will give you a fresh perspective on how to live a life of eternal significance today.In this book, you will Some of The Powerful Teachings of ChristianityImportant Lessons About Heaven and HellA Powerful and Captivating Story That Will Give You…A Better Understanding of Faith and Its BenefitsSo, are you ready for a life-changing Christian story?Then go ahead and click the “Buy Now” button now to get your hands on this exceptionally inspirational book!
“I had a dream about heaven!” exclaimed Priyanka...Running up to her mom one morning, four-year-old Priyanka nonchalantly mentioned that Jesus had taken her and her two-year-old sister Deepika to heaven during the previous night.In the days that followed, the sisters amazed their parents with their vivid descriptions of what they saw and experienced in heaven and hell over the course of several visits there.Within the constraints of their limited preschool vocabulary, the girls described deep theological truths about eternity that often belied their years, speaking with remarkable clarity and boldness.Their mom initially recorded their testimonies in a written journal as well as a video log. Now, for the first time, “Snatched Up to Heaven” documents their true accounts alongside the purifying lens of the Word of God.While much of the narrative focuses on our after-life destinies, “Snatched Up to Heaven” will give you a fresh perspective on how to live a life of eternal significance today.In this book, you will Some of The Powerful Teachings of ChristianityImportant Lessons About Heaven and HellA Powerful and Captivating Story That Will Give You…A Better Understanding of Faith and Its BenefitsSo, are you ready for a life-changing Christian story?Then go ahead and click the “Buy Now” button now to get your hands on this exceptionally inspirational book!
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June 3, 2021
Two young girls, 2 and 4 tell about their trip to Heaven. There are illustration drawn .
Interesting Story about Heaven from young children's view. It probably is for kids, but can be enjoyed by adults. It is a short story and fast read.
Interesting Story about Heaven from young children's view. It probably is for kids, but can be enjoyed by adults. It is a short story and fast read.
July 16, 2023
Snatched Up to Heaven is an intricate memoir of dreams experienced by two little girls. Deftly deduced as visions of Heaven and Hell, God and Jesus, and even Satan and Demons. A mind-expanding exploration of the afterlife and spiritual insights that leave you questioning the mysteries of existence and beyond.
The co-authors Arvind and Jemima Paul effortlessly capture the attention through eloquent storytelling and captivating narrative. I was hooked from the very first page. The sensations and emotions depicted through vivid details paint a picture of an alternate reality. I was enchanted and mesmerized by the peace and beauty of heaven while nervous and frightened by the doom of hell.
The structure of writing through which this book communicates with you breaks down complicated ideas about the nature of God and metaphysical concepts, life's purpose, and path. This account invites reflection, introspection and contemplation upon one's beliefs.
I would rate this book 3 out of 5 stars. It talks about sensitive matters. Many biblical sightings illustrated in the book are hard to decipher at first glance. The author's sincere and humble tone throughout the narrative adds credibility to his experiences, making it easier for readers to engage with his account on a personal level.
Being someone who has a hard time configuring the accountability of God, I approached this book with cynicism and felt that at points it imposed and promoted Christianity. While I appreciate and respect the author's values and faith, it's important to approach this book with open-mindedness and a willingness to explore ideas that might differ from one's own worldview.
This book was an adventure and a reminder to be a kind soul. Capable of igniting a sense of curiosity about the wonders of mortality and its unpredictability. The one truth that none can be certain about -life.
The co-authors Arvind and Jemima Paul effortlessly capture the attention through eloquent storytelling and captivating narrative. I was hooked from the very first page. The sensations and emotions depicted through vivid details paint a picture of an alternate reality. I was enchanted and mesmerized by the peace and beauty of heaven while nervous and frightened by the doom of hell.
The structure of writing through which this book communicates with you breaks down complicated ideas about the nature of God and metaphysical concepts, life's purpose, and path. This account invites reflection, introspection and contemplation upon one's beliefs.
I would rate this book 3 out of 5 stars. It talks about sensitive matters. Many biblical sightings illustrated in the book are hard to decipher at first glance. The author's sincere and humble tone throughout the narrative adds credibility to his experiences, making it easier for readers to engage with his account on a personal level.
Being someone who has a hard time configuring the accountability of God, I approached this book with cynicism and felt that at points it imposed and promoted Christianity. While I appreciate and respect the author's values and faith, it's important to approach this book with open-mindedness and a willingness to explore ideas that might differ from one's own worldview.
This book was an adventure and a reminder to be a kind soul. Capable of igniting a sense of curiosity about the wonders of mortality and its unpredictability. The one truth that none can be certain about -life.
August 9, 2023
2.5 stars
April 18, 2018
“Write down,” the Holy Spirit said to me, “all that your children prophesy about the end times.”
Indian born authors Jemima and Arvind Paul began their careers in IT and have since devoted their lives to Christian education: Jemima has pursued theological education and holds a doctorate in Christian Education. They are evangelical Christians.
The Pauls offer the essence of this very short book in their synopsis – ‘“I had a dream about heaven!” exclaimed Priyanka. Running up to her mom one morning, four-year-old Priyanka nonchalantly mentioned that Jesus had taken her and her two-year-old sister Deepika to heaven during the previous night. In the days that followed, the sisters amazed their parents with their vivid descriptions of what they saw and experienced in heaven and hell over the course of several visits there. Within the constraints of their limited preschool vocabulary, the girls described deep theological truths about eternity that often belied their years, speaking with remarkable clarity and boldness. Their mom initially recorded their testimonies in a written journal as well as a video log. Now, for the first time, “Snatched Up to Heaven” documents their true accounts alongside the purifying lens of the Word of God.’
The book reads well – Jemima manages to transfer her children’s visions and conversations very well, avoiding the ‘sensational’ side of children’s language and opting for the inner truths they share. For example, ‘One night, as Priyanka and Deepika were sleeping, angels carried their souls to heaven. They flew up and went deep into the clouds. When they were going high, Priyanka looked down and saw houses getting tinier as they went up into the skies. They saw planets as they were flying. The angels took them around the sun but were careful not to go too close to it. The angels let them go, and suddenly a wind pushed them. Priyanka had purple wings, and Deepika had pink wings. They flew up in the sky with their wings. Priyanka yelled, “Five, four, three, two, one!” while Deepika shouted, “One, two, three, four, five!” and they were walking on grass in heaven. That was the greenest and the most well-watered grass they had ever seen. Jesus told them that they could stay in heaven for two days. While they were in Jesus’ house, God was in their house. After that, Jesus and the angels brought them home. As they were returning, they saw their bodies sleeping on earth where as they say, “Priyanka saw Priyanka,” and “Deepika saw Deepika.” Once home, the kids led the angels to their princess room. The angels told them that one of the lamps in our house looked very pretty. After they returned, they wanted to go back to heaven. Priyanka prayed very hard asking to be able to visit heaven again. The angels took her and her sister to see heaven again over the course of several more dreams.’
Each of the experiences of the children is presented with Bible references that share how the parents interpreted what they had heard from their children. We learn form the children what the trip to heaven was like, meeting Jesus, who is in heaven, Heaven’s rules and rewards, what their visit to Hell was like, and each shared experience is followed by the author’s interpretation of the significance and the relation to biblical references. Interesting thoughts and interesting reading.
Indian born authors Jemima and Arvind Paul began their careers in IT and have since devoted their lives to Christian education: Jemima has pursued theological education and holds a doctorate in Christian Education. They are evangelical Christians.
The Pauls offer the essence of this very short book in their synopsis – ‘“I had a dream about heaven!” exclaimed Priyanka. Running up to her mom one morning, four-year-old Priyanka nonchalantly mentioned that Jesus had taken her and her two-year-old sister Deepika to heaven during the previous night. In the days that followed, the sisters amazed their parents with their vivid descriptions of what they saw and experienced in heaven and hell over the course of several visits there. Within the constraints of their limited preschool vocabulary, the girls described deep theological truths about eternity that often belied their years, speaking with remarkable clarity and boldness. Their mom initially recorded their testimonies in a written journal as well as a video log. Now, for the first time, “Snatched Up to Heaven” documents their true accounts alongside the purifying lens of the Word of God.’
The book reads well – Jemima manages to transfer her children’s visions and conversations very well, avoiding the ‘sensational’ side of children’s language and opting for the inner truths they share. For example, ‘One night, as Priyanka and Deepika were sleeping, angels carried their souls to heaven. They flew up and went deep into the clouds. When they were going high, Priyanka looked down and saw houses getting tinier as they went up into the skies. They saw planets as they were flying. The angels took them around the sun but were careful not to go too close to it. The angels let them go, and suddenly a wind pushed them. Priyanka had purple wings, and Deepika had pink wings. They flew up in the sky with their wings. Priyanka yelled, “Five, four, three, two, one!” while Deepika shouted, “One, two, three, four, five!” and they were walking on grass in heaven. That was the greenest and the most well-watered grass they had ever seen. Jesus told them that they could stay in heaven for two days. While they were in Jesus’ house, God was in their house. After that, Jesus and the angels brought them home. As they were returning, they saw their bodies sleeping on earth where as they say, “Priyanka saw Priyanka,” and “Deepika saw Deepika.” Once home, the kids led the angels to their princess room. The angels told them that one of the lamps in our house looked very pretty. After they returned, they wanted to go back to heaven. Priyanka prayed very hard asking to be able to visit heaven again. The angels took her and her sister to see heaven again over the course of several more dreams.’
Each of the experiences of the children is presented with Bible references that share how the parents interpreted what they had heard from their children. We learn form the children what the trip to heaven was like, meeting Jesus, who is in heaven, Heaven’s rules and rewards, what their visit to Hell was like, and each shared experience is followed by the author’s interpretation of the significance and the relation to biblical references. Interesting thoughts and interesting reading.
November 9, 2021
Incredible!
What a remarkable story! The similarities between the Bible’s Revelation and what the two girls told their parents are too accurate to be brushed off as “kids’ imagination”. Considering that neither of the kids was at an age where they could process the depth and complexity of the Bible, I personally think that the visions they had were for real. Which is amazing and scary at the same time..
Also, finally!, I found a book that actually mentions that it’s not at all alright to celebrate Halloween. It had to be said! So much bad energy gathers around this all-too-commercial holiday, it’s shocking that people don’t notice. Just like during Christmas, there’s only good energy.. Makes you think, doesn’t it?
What a remarkable story! The similarities between the Bible’s Revelation and what the two girls told their parents are too accurate to be brushed off as “kids’ imagination”. Considering that neither of the kids was at an age where they could process the depth and complexity of the Bible, I personally think that the visions they had were for real. Which is amazing and scary at the same time..
Also, finally!, I found a book that actually mentions that it’s not at all alright to celebrate Halloween. It had to be said! So much bad energy gathers around this all-too-commercial holiday, it’s shocking that people don’t notice. Just like during Christmas, there’s only good energy.. Makes you think, doesn’t it?
June 27, 2018
An in-depth study on Heaven and Hell with plenty of scripture verses for reference and self study. Author has a passion for the topic and this is evidenced throughout. Personal theological views of the author are included and in a few spots may not be relevant to the book. Book is supposedly based on conversations with the author's children. Their narration is largely missing from this book. For their part, the visions or the recollections thereof appear to span some period of time, where Jesus himself gives the kids (4 and 2?) tour(s) of heaven and hell were they are not just observers but participants.
December 30, 2022
Interesting, but the dreams of young children don't reveal much beyond what they have already been told. The author (the chiidren's mother) uses their accounts to confirm what she already believes the Bible tells her. Her interpretation of the Bible is quite fundamentalist. This will appeal to similar believers, but not very much to those of different beliefs or interpretations.
June 3, 2021
Believable? Maybe yes maybe no
I have read many books about people or children visiting heaven. I am not sure to the truth that this happened to these to girls. I could be wrong. The story is questionable in my mind.
I have read many books about people or children visiting heaven. I am not sure to the truth that this happened to these to girls. I could be wrong. The story is questionable in my mind.
June 25, 2021
The strongest points in this book are the supporting scriptures. You are on your own to decide if these young sisters are as portrayed in the text. Even if you choose to not believe there is a superb outline for leading others to Christ.
October 24, 2022
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unbelievable, using your children, child play and disney movies rearranged from a 4 and 2 yr old dreaming then compared to “ selected” bible passages…
unbelievable, using your children, child play and disney movies rearranged from a 4 and 2 yr old dreaming then compared to “ selected” bible passages…
December 19, 2025
"Snatched Up to Heaven!" digs into Priyanka’s (then four years old) and Deepika's (then two years old) unusual experiences as two young sisters who claim to have visited heaven and hell in vivid nightmares. The book documents their vivid recollections within the context of Christianity, examining fundamental theological truths articulated with great clarity by their parents, Jemima and Arvind Paul. The story raises doubts about the existence of heaven and hell while also providing a new perspective on living an eternally significant life in the present. The book explains how heaven is all pleasant and welcoming, whereas hell is described as a very frightening and terrible place.
Positive aspects include biblical support and detailed descriptions.
The author uses Bible texts to back up the children's visions, with references provided via YouTube videos. The book seeks to list the contrasts between heaven and hell in order to provide readers with a full perspective.
Negative aspects include contentious propagation and editing problems.
"Snatched Up to Heaven!" has been chastised for employing unverifiable visions to promote a certain theological viewpoint, potentially alienating non-believers. The story appears to present the children as chosen messengers, rewarding believers with earthly riches while threatening unbelievers with eternal torment. Furthermore, the work contains numerous mistakes, showing poor editing.
True religion is intrinsically pure, based on the values of liberty, love, and trust. Acceptance of a religious sect or spiritual path should be motivated by true conviction rather than a dread of hell.
Conclusion: A Controversial Investigation Deserving of Caution
"Snatched Up to Heaven!" receives a 3 out of 5 star rating for its favorable qualities such as biblical support and detailed descriptions, which are balanced by negative aspects such as problematic religion propagation and editing issues. While the book may appeal to people seeking Christian insights, it may not be appropriate for readers who are sensitive about their religious beliefs. Be cautious when reading this book and be aware of its captivating story as well as its possible drawbacks.
Positive aspects include biblical support and detailed descriptions.
The author uses Bible texts to back up the children's visions, with references provided via YouTube videos. The book seeks to list the contrasts between heaven and hell in order to provide readers with a full perspective.
Negative aspects include contentious propagation and editing problems.
"Snatched Up to Heaven!" has been chastised for employing unverifiable visions to promote a certain theological viewpoint, potentially alienating non-believers. The story appears to present the children as chosen messengers, rewarding believers with earthly riches while threatening unbelievers with eternal torment. Furthermore, the work contains numerous mistakes, showing poor editing.
True religion is intrinsically pure, based on the values of liberty, love, and trust. Acceptance of a religious sect or spiritual path should be motivated by true conviction rather than a dread of hell.
Conclusion: A Controversial Investigation Deserving of Caution
"Snatched Up to Heaven!" receives a 3 out of 5 star rating for its favorable qualities such as biblical support and detailed descriptions, which are balanced by negative aspects such as problematic religion propagation and editing issues. While the book may appeal to people seeking Christian insights, it may not be appropriate for readers who are sensitive about their religious beliefs. Be cautious when reading this book and be aware of its captivating story as well as its possible drawbacks.
March 13, 2025
Have you ever wondered what heaven looked like or if the scriptures concerning heaven and hell were true? Then stay tuned as this book, Snatched Up to Heaven! by Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul, answers most of your questions.
The author tells the story of her daughters, 4-year-old Priyanka and 2-year-old Deepika, who journeyed through their dreams to see heaven. They were taken to heaven on several occasions, and they met Jesus, God, and angels and could even interact with the animals in heaven. But the author doesn't stop there, as these girls were also taken on another journey, which was to hell, where they watched sinners who did not believe in Jesus suffer all kinds of torture and go through things they had never thought possible. These children had these encounters in several situations and felt Jesus called them to do his work on earth. With every encounter they had and every story they told, their parents kept getting more convinced that this was much more than a dream, as two people could not have the same dream simultaneously.
One of the significant things I love about this book is the details in the visions, as they create the perfect mental picture of what the kids are discussing. Still, more than that, the author matched everything the children said with scripture, proving that they were not just making things up. I also liked the amount of attention given to the children by their parents, as they did not just brush off what the children were saying.
I do not dislike anything about this book; it was very educative, but more than that, it was an eye-opener to every Christian and unbeliever. There is so much to learn from this book, as it shares a lot of teachings and biblical facts.
The book's editing was good but could have been more flawless, as I spotted a few errors while reading it. Though these errors were minute, they did not impact my reading experience. For being very educational and a wake-up call to me and other Christians, I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars, and I recommend it to Christians and those seeking a deeper relationship with God.
The author tells the story of her daughters, 4-year-old Priyanka and 2-year-old Deepika, who journeyed through their dreams to see heaven. They were taken to heaven on several occasions, and they met Jesus, God, and angels and could even interact with the animals in heaven. But the author doesn't stop there, as these girls were also taken on another journey, which was to hell, where they watched sinners who did not believe in Jesus suffer all kinds of torture and go through things they had never thought possible. These children had these encounters in several situations and felt Jesus called them to do his work on earth. With every encounter they had and every story they told, their parents kept getting more convinced that this was much more than a dream, as two people could not have the same dream simultaneously.
One of the significant things I love about this book is the details in the visions, as they create the perfect mental picture of what the kids are discussing. Still, more than that, the author matched everything the children said with scripture, proving that they were not just making things up. I also liked the amount of attention given to the children by their parents, as they did not just brush off what the children were saying.
I do not dislike anything about this book; it was very educative, but more than that, it was an eye-opener to every Christian and unbeliever. There is so much to learn from this book, as it shares a lot of teachings and biblical facts.
The book's editing was good but could have been more flawless, as I spotted a few errors while reading it. Though these errors were minute, they did not impact my reading experience. For being very educational and a wake-up call to me and other Christians, I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars, and I recommend it to Christians and those seeking a deeper relationship with God.
October 27, 2021
This book was a very quick and wonderful read. Where we learn the testimonies of Priyanka and Deepika, two little girls and how through their dreams / visions they went to Heaven and all the wonders they found there. Accompanied with biblical interpretations by their mother.
Jemima did an excellent job in describing the events her daughters experienced in their dreams and their adventures in heaven.
An experience that may seem simple but at the same time with a powerful message for all who read it.
Although I didn't want to put this book down, I would have to stop reading for at least a few minutes between chapters, because I wanted to meditate on what they were telling us, I really believe in heaven and I always have ... the truth this book helped me to imagine heaven, which is sometimes a difficult concept.
I was amazed by all the details that the girls told us with so much faith like the golden flowers, that the animals lived in peace and harmony, everyone was happy, nothing could harm them, God would protect them ♥
I also want to emphasize that there are several quotes from the Bible and I was fascinated to find some of my favorites there:
“My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you.” (John 15:12)
“Children are a heritage from the Lord” (Psalm 127: 3a).
“Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God.”(Matthew 5:8)
I think everyone should give this book a try even once. It truly is about SO much more than imagining Heaven. While I was reading it I remembered how much God loves us unconditionally and that He is waiting for us to join him when it's time. When I finish reading it, it gives me a peace that I cannot explain.
Jemima did an excellent job in describing the events her daughters experienced in their dreams and their adventures in heaven.
An experience that may seem simple but at the same time with a powerful message for all who read it.
Although I didn't want to put this book down, I would have to stop reading for at least a few minutes between chapters, because I wanted to meditate on what they were telling us, I really believe in heaven and I always have ... the truth this book helped me to imagine heaven, which is sometimes a difficult concept.
I was amazed by all the details that the girls told us with so much faith like the golden flowers, that the animals lived in peace and harmony, everyone was happy, nothing could harm them, God would protect them ♥
I also want to emphasize that there are several quotes from the Bible and I was fascinated to find some of my favorites there:
“My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you.” (John 15:12)
“Children are a heritage from the Lord” (Psalm 127: 3a).
“Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God.”(Matthew 5:8)
I think everyone should give this book a try even once. It truly is about SO much more than imagining Heaven. While I was reading it I remembered how much God loves us unconditionally and that He is waiting for us to join him when it's time. When I finish reading it, it gives me a peace that I cannot explain.
January 4, 2024
In “Snatched Up to Heaven” by Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul, they share with us the experience they had with their two daughters who were 4 years old and 2 years old at the time. Their daughters have dreams of Heaven and Hell but the authors believe that these are not just mere dreams but God sharing visions of Heaven and Hell with their beloved daughters.
The authors explain with the help of Bible verses why they believe these dreams to be more than dreams but true visions of Heaven and Hell. They gave the exact account of the visions without any tampering. The book contains their interpretation of these visions based on the Word of God from the Bible and every verse used in the interpretation of the visions was provided for in the book. This made reading very seamless.
The book contains many valuable life lessons that any Christian would love to live by. They take time to address each aspect of the visions, leaving behind very valuable lessons. I on a personal level learned a few lessons from the book, especially from the chapter about being a slave to sin and how being remorseful is not enough but to be more repentant.
Each chapter of the book begins with a bible verse and I would like to commend the author for doing this. The bible verses were very instrumental in setting the tone for each chapter and subject matter discussed.
The book contains loads of valuable life lessons that any Christian would love. The book gets a deserved five out of five rating. Any Christian out there looking for a book that might help them learn a few things about God and Jesus should give this a try.
August 5, 2023
This is a story about dreams two sisters had that convinced them of the truth about the existence of Heaven and Hell. The book does not claim to be a “scientific methodological approach to the psychological interpretation of dreams”; however, believes the correlation between dreams and the existence of Heaven and Hell is factual. There are Bible references throughout the book to make a point. Readers are sometimes provided with the verses and sometimes with there is encouragement that readers should search the verses themselves. The book delves into the interpretation of these dreams, taking individual segments to explain what they mean.
The dreams are interpreted based on Bible verses that, while sleeping, the sisters were brought to Heaven by angels and shown Hell by Jesus. The structure is easy to follow because the dreams are explained before sections are interpreted. The book is literal in its interpretations. Since the sisters are raised in a religious household, it is possible their dreams combined the teachings of the Bible and presented themselves into a narrative they could explain once awake since they are extremely young. While it is an interesting fact they dreamt of the same Heaven and Hell, their dreams were not always at the same time so influence could have played a part in their subconscious. As a result, the interpretations seem far-fetched, reaching for any verses in the Bible to justify the events that took place.
This is overall an endearing story to read, enabling readers – particularly Christians – comfort in the prospect of Heaven and Hell. Personally, dreams are subjective and are opportunities for the brain to make sense of problems and questions one might have during the day. The sisters are four and two years old so their dreams will understandably be clear and structured in a narrative way.
I received a free review copy. Thank you to OnlineBookClub and author.
The dreams are interpreted based on Bible verses that, while sleeping, the sisters were brought to Heaven by angels and shown Hell by Jesus. The structure is easy to follow because the dreams are explained before sections are interpreted. The book is literal in its interpretations. Since the sisters are raised in a religious household, it is possible their dreams combined the teachings of the Bible and presented themselves into a narrative they could explain once awake since they are extremely young. While it is an interesting fact they dreamt of the same Heaven and Hell, their dreams were not always at the same time so influence could have played a part in their subconscious. As a result, the interpretations seem far-fetched, reaching for any verses in the Bible to justify the events that took place.
This is overall an endearing story to read, enabling readers – particularly Christians – comfort in the prospect of Heaven and Hell. Personally, dreams are subjective and are opportunities for the brain to make sense of problems and questions one might have during the day. The sisters are four and two years old so their dreams will understandably be clear and structured in a narrative way.
I received a free review copy. Thank you to OnlineBookClub and author.
December 22, 2024
The is a fascinating story about two sisters who were taken to heaven by Angela while in their dream, showing them the intentions of God on the last days - that people will prophesy, see visions, and dream dreams.
In addition, it seems they both had visions to receive divine revelations from God because two people cannot be having the same dream at the same time or possibly were snatched up to heaven.
They also mention how they saw their bodies lying down on earth as they returned. They were 4 and 2 years old at that time and shared their meticulous experience about their journey to heaven and everything they witnessed, both good and evil, which would be impossible for kids at those ages.
Overall, the book is interesting to read and understand with references to the Bible. It contains inspirational and motivational stories for readers to widen their perception about life after death and hidden secrets about heaven and hell not yet known to man.
In conclusion, it teaches about the calamity that will befall us if we don't embrace Christ Jesus as our savior, love and cherish one another, and keep his commandments in order for us to make heaven and unite with our creator. However, in contrast, unbelievers and non-Christians might not resonate with this story due to their traditional, cultural, and religious beliefs or background.
In addition, it seems they both had visions to receive divine revelations from God because two people cannot be having the same dream at the same time or possibly were snatched up to heaven.
They also mention how they saw their bodies lying down on earth as they returned. They were 4 and 2 years old at that time and shared their meticulous experience about their journey to heaven and everything they witnessed, both good and evil, which would be impossible for kids at those ages.
Overall, the book is interesting to read and understand with references to the Bible. It contains inspirational and motivational stories for readers to widen their perception about life after death and hidden secrets about heaven and hell not yet known to man.
In conclusion, it teaches about the calamity that will befall us if we don't embrace Christ Jesus as our savior, love and cherish one another, and keep his commandments in order for us to make heaven and unite with our creator. However, in contrast, unbelievers and non-Christians might not resonate with this story due to their traditional, cultural, and religious beliefs or background.
May 14, 2025
"Snatched Up to Heaven" is a deeply moving Christian non-fiction book that shares the testimonies of two young sisters, Priyanka and Deepika, who claim to have experienced visions of heaven and hell. This book encourages readers to explore spiritual truths through the innocent perspective of childlike faith.
The book is structured in a clear, chronological manner, featuring detailed transcriptions of the sisters’ accounts as told to their parents. What truly distinguishes this book is the sincerity of the children’s words and the respectful way their stories are conveyed.
Readers will likely be moved by the emotional weight of the sisters' visions, capturing both the wonder of heaven and the terror of hell. The simplicity of their descriptions adds to their vividness, making the book particularly compelling for Christians who value divine revelation.
However, the book may not resonate as strongly with those outside the Christian faith or those skeptical of prophetic visions. Additionally, the transcription-based content might feel repetitive to readers who prefer a more narrative style.
This book is well-suited for Christian parents, Sunday school teachers, and spiritual seekers open to exploring supernatural testimonies. While not a deep theological analysis, it provides raw, heartfelt spiritual insights from the unique perspective of children.
The book is structured in a clear, chronological manner, featuring detailed transcriptions of the sisters’ accounts as told to their parents. What truly distinguishes this book is the sincerity of the children’s words and the respectful way their stories are conveyed.
Readers will likely be moved by the emotional weight of the sisters' visions, capturing both the wonder of heaven and the terror of hell. The simplicity of their descriptions adds to their vividness, making the book particularly compelling for Christians who value divine revelation.
However, the book may not resonate as strongly with those outside the Christian faith or those skeptical of prophetic visions. Additionally, the transcription-based content might feel repetitive to readers who prefer a more narrative style.
This book is well-suited for Christian parents, Sunday school teachers, and spiritual seekers open to exploring supernatural testimonies. While not a deep theological analysis, it provides raw, heartfelt spiritual insights from the unique perspective of children.
May 17, 2018
This was a very interesting book about faith, it offers interpretations and wisdom I was not aware of. This book is extremely well written, thought through and enjoyable book with interesting insights and an original way to convey them to the reader. And such a wonderful read.
This is a story about two little girls who were taken to Heaven. The story is actually told by the two girls. And we get to share their experience. As these little girls tell their story. And as it is told from their point of view it is told simplicity and honestly. Everything that the girls describe here is told as a true story, If you take it like a literary work. Of course, this is primarily meant for a reader who believes in God, now that is perfectly fine for those of us that do. But, I like how the book dose not belittle other readers who might not. I can recommend this book; it has more than enough good sides to provide some quality time to anyone.
Now before I ruin this for you I will leave off here. I hope you enjoy this book as much as I did. If you do like this book, please consider leaving a review. The Authors really like it when you do; they value your opinions too.
This is a story about two little girls who were taken to Heaven. The story is actually told by the two girls. And we get to share their experience. As these little girls tell their story. And as it is told from their point of view it is told simplicity and honestly. Everything that the girls describe here is told as a true story, If you take it like a literary work. Of course, this is primarily meant for a reader who believes in God, now that is perfectly fine for those of us that do. But, I like how the book dose not belittle other readers who might not. I can recommend this book; it has more than enough good sides to provide some quality time to anyone.
Now before I ruin this for you I will leave off here. I hope you enjoy this book as much as I did. If you do like this book, please consider leaving a review. The Authors really like it when you do; they value your opinions too.
May 3, 2018
Interesting read
Snatched up to Heaven: Astounding Testimonies of Heaven and Hell From the Mouths of Babes by Jemima Paul PhD. and Arvin’s Paul is a testimonial book written by the parents of two young girls that tells the story of their dreams which took them to heaven and hell. The story describes heaven and hell as the children saw them and the parents used the opportunity to expand on the children’s story by referencing verses from the Bible.
The story itself is intriguing, as the children say that Jesus allowed them to explore the two worlds in their dream. I’ve heard stories of such things from people and I’m always intrigued by them. Over not a bad book, it’s a religious book but even those who aren’t religious may enjoy the story even if it’s to appreciate the children’s view point. I don’t know that I’d read it again but it was worth reading the first time.
Snatched up to Heaven: Astounding Testimonies of Heaven and Hell From the Mouths of Babes by Jemima Paul PhD. and Arvin’s Paul is a testimonial book written by the parents of two young girls that tells the story of their dreams which took them to heaven and hell. The story describes heaven and hell as the children saw them and the parents used the opportunity to expand on the children’s story by referencing verses from the Bible.
The story itself is intriguing, as the children say that Jesus allowed them to explore the two worlds in their dream. I’ve heard stories of such things from people and I’m always intrigued by them. Over not a bad book, it’s a religious book but even those who aren’t religious may enjoy the story even if it’s to appreciate the children’s view point. I don’t know that I’d read it again but it was worth reading the first time.
May 9, 2018
This is an interesting book about faith, it offers interpretations and wisdom through different lend than I usually see. The author told the story about two little girls who were taken to Heaven and they tell it to their mother. So, we actually experience these events through the eyes of those little girls, and it is refreshing in its simplicity and honesty. Everything that the girls describe here is told as a true story, and I won’t go into reasons why someone should or should not believe that. If you take it like a literary work, it is a well written and enjoyable book with interesting insights and an original way to convey them to the reader. Of course, it is primarily meant for a reader who believes in God, and that is perfectly fine. But, I like how it doesn’t talk down to or smack the other readers who might not. I can recommend this book, it has more than enough good sides to provide some quality time to anyone.
August 22, 2018
Snatched up to heaven is the interpretation of the dreams of two little girls by their parents. Over the course of several dreams, the girls are taken to heaven to meet with Jesus and God and are taught how to live a righteous life so that they may return after their passing. The mother has tried to keep her accounting to the details provided as much as possible, only adding some bible verses that will help the reader with the interpretation and to show how what her girls said was actually present I the bible itself.
As this is an interpretation of dreams you should read this book with a grain of salt. I do believe in angels and heaven and hell, but I do not take everything presented to me as gospel, so I am cautious when I read these types of accounts. Taken that into consideration, it is still a nice story and can be helpful to those who are looking to answer the questions of what comes after this life.
As this is an interpretation of dreams you should read this book with a grain of salt. I do believe in angels and heaven and hell, but I do not take everything presented to me as gospel, so I am cautious when I read these types of accounts. Taken that into consideration, it is still a nice story and can be helpful to those who are looking to answer the questions of what comes after this life.
April 30, 2018
A child's story of heaven
This is a book written about two little girls and the dreams they had of a trip to heaven. The detail and descriptions of this event are startling in the revelation and clarity. The dreams were shared with their parents. The children shared the details of the trips they made to both heaven and hell as the parents listened and then began to share the story and what the interpretation means to them. The story is shared in the words the girls used to tell it but also includes a mother's views on what it means. I found this to be a good read and was intrigued by the thought provoking stories shared. I would recommend this book to everyone who wants to get a new view of heaven and hell through the eyes of children.
This is a book written about two little girls and the dreams they had of a trip to heaven. The detail and descriptions of this event are startling in the revelation and clarity. The dreams were shared with their parents. The children shared the details of the trips they made to both heaven and hell as the parents listened and then began to share the story and what the interpretation means to them. The story is shared in the words the girls used to tell it but also includes a mother's views on what it means. I found this to be a good read and was intrigued by the thought provoking stories shared. I would recommend this book to everyone who wants to get a new view of heaven and hell through the eyes of children.
January 31, 2022
dreams of heaven and hell
This was a different kind of book about dreams that this woman’s children had when they were four and two. The dream Center is around there a trip to heaven it wasn’t meant to them and what they saw. I guess the plot of the book was to try to spread the word of God and give us to do what is right. This is a very informative book if you’re into dreams and heaven. The author also gives you the translation of what your children’s are and then goes into eight talk about being Christian at what we must do to get to heaven. I recommend this book for those who like stories about heaven told by a little girls and the translation
This was a different kind of book about dreams that this woman’s children had when they were four and two. The dream Center is around there a trip to heaven it wasn’t meant to them and what they saw. I guess the plot of the book was to try to spread the word of God and give us to do what is right. This is a very informative book if you’re into dreams and heaven. The author also gives you the translation of what your children’s are and then goes into eight talk about being Christian at what we must do to get to heaven. I recommend this book for those who like stories about heaven told by a little girls and the translation
January 17, 2024
An enjoyable read...
I really enjoyed reading about Priyanka and Deepika's experiences. Their mother approaches the sharing of their dreams in a manner that preserves their message. The question of what happens when we die is one that every individual has to examine. Jemima Paul does a pretty good job of getting you to seriously consider the concept of heaven and hell. Even if someone is not religious, I think they could get something of interest to think about from reading this book.
I really enjoyed reading about Priyanka and Deepika's experiences. Their mother approaches the sharing of their dreams in a manner that preserves their message. The question of what happens when we die is one that every individual has to examine. Jemima Paul does a pretty good job of getting you to seriously consider the concept of heaven and hell. Even if someone is not religious, I think they could get something of interest to think about from reading this book.
April 23, 2018
It’s all about faith!!
The book is based on a dream of a little girl who believed God took her and her little sister to heaven. She describes the details of heaven to her Mom in the child’s language and vocab. Well, kids are curious to know about God and heaven. My kid asks me about it and believes God is there to protect us. There are many questions he has and possibly reading this book to him, may answer a few of his questions. It’s all about faith and belief!!
The book is based on a dream of a little girl who believed God took her and her little sister to heaven. She describes the details of heaven to her Mom in the child’s language and vocab. Well, kids are curious to know about God and heaven. My kid asks me about it and believes God is there to protect us. There are many questions he has and possibly reading this book to him, may answer a few of his questions. It’s all about faith and belief!!
January 21, 2022
A view of Heaven for the innocence of a cbild.
Why God would give these visions to innocent children is something I don't understand. In spite of that it appears He has done so and it has been very enlightening. The perspective of these children has not been tainted by life experiences that might give them a negative viewpoint. For that reason, the visions are pure and untarnished.
Why God would give these visions to innocent children is something I don't understand. In spite of that it appears He has done so and it has been very enlightening. The perspective of these children has not been tainted by life experiences that might give them a negative viewpoint. For that reason, the visions are pure and untarnished.
September 16, 2023
"Snatched Up to Heaven" is a thought-provoking book that invites readers to contemplate the mysteries of the universe through the experiences of two young girls. While it may pose some challenges for those less familiar with Christianity, its clear and simple language, coupled with its genuine and heartfelt narrative, will resonate most with readers who have a basic understanding of Christian teachings.
September 19, 2023
wow.
whoa. i was not expecting such a blessing. i was expecting a pack of lies. however, it’s undeniable the truth. throughout the whole book jemima points to Jesus Jesus Jesus. she backs her children’s claims with scripture, and puts in her own excerpts. i personally felt a spiritual releasing as i read. also, i was so engulfed, i read this in one night.please saints, give this book to all your unsaved loved ones, it’s so worth it.
whoa. i was not expecting such a blessing. i was expecting a pack of lies. however, it’s undeniable the truth. throughout the whole book jemima points to Jesus Jesus Jesus. she backs her children’s claims with scripture, and puts in her own excerpts. i personally felt a spiritual releasing as i read. also, i was so engulfed, i read this in one night.please saints, give this book to all your unsaved loved ones, it’s so worth it.
October 26, 2024
just OK
I am a devout Christian with a relationship to Jesus. I found some of the stories a bit far-fetched but appreciated the tie-in with scripture. I found it odd that one of the author’s children begged her not to publish, but she did anyway.
I do appreciate the fact that this book wasn’t published with the intention of making a profit but was in fact published with the intent to bring forth the word.
I am a devout Christian with a relationship to Jesus. I found some of the stories a bit far-fetched but appreciated the tie-in with scripture. I found it odd that one of the author’s children begged her not to publish, but she did anyway.
I do appreciate the fact that this book wasn’t published with the intention of making a profit but was in fact published with the intent to bring forth the word.
April 21, 2025
Jesus requires us to have faith like little children.
Out of the mouths of babes … we need to remember our work on earth to bring others to Christ. Nothing is more important than sharing the good news of Jesus’s death and resurrection for our sins. No man knows when Christ will return or when we will die. Continue to share the Good News with everyone and live out your beliefs. The best testimony is how you treat others, know and share HIM with others.
Out of the mouths of babes … we need to remember our work on earth to bring others to Christ. Nothing is more important than sharing the good news of Jesus’s death and resurrection for our sins. No man knows when Christ will return or when we will die. Continue to share the Good News with everyone and live out your beliefs. The best testimony is how you treat others, know and share HIM with others.
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