Journeys - Out of Body Ventures That Prove God Exists

by Michael Mullen

A prophecy book like no other. In this book you will read how the author for the last forty years has been pulled from his body supernaturally to meet God The Father and also Jesus Christ. He has seen Jesus face to face numerous times, he saw the future world war three between the US and Russia from the great white throne room and was commanded to write what he saw. He also came face to face with the devil who threatened and attacked his family for writing his books. In the 1990's he was visited by an angel who told him the mark of the beast would be a microchip smaller than the size of a grain of rice which will taken in the right hand or forehead (which initially may be under the guise of a Covid vaccine passport or made voluntary at first) and will be connected to your bank account. The author warns never to take this mark, worship the beast or his image, as it will lead to eternal hell for however takes it. These events will happen when Israel and Palestine sign a 7 year peace treaty, the next day will be WW3, the time is close. The greatest trick the devil pulled was to convince the world he does not exist, that he is some kind of cartoon character. But he is real, Jesus is real as is heaven and hell. A fantastic true story which has to be read.

Genres: Nonfiction

297 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 5, 2022

Reviews

[Flamingcrystal Flamingcrystal · Rating 5 out of 5]

Satan and his demons and all the unbelievers will try their utmost to prevent you from reading this

The prophecies are coming true... people should choose if they believe in a loving God, or the antichrist who will never be
better than God. Satan, the antichrist and his false prophet are here merely do confuse, steal and destroy humans with their lies...Jesus who sheds his blood on the cross four your sin, is your only way to salvation and an eternal life in heaven.

[Donna Patora · Rating 4 out of 5]

Journies

I rated this book a 4 because 80 % was about "The Beast", Satan and Bad Things and only 20% was about God and Good Things. It explained what is going on now on earth and the evil that is happening. The last 20% is mostly about God and Good Things. It speaks of the Antichrist and the Rapture. Very interesting book.

[Rick Farlee · Rating 4 out of 5]

Journeys seems more focused on the demonic realm than our ultimate goal which is redemption through Jesus Christ. No doubt, there’s a real struggle between the forces of darkness and Light, but ultimately we need to be pointed in the direction of Hope… I mostly enjoyed the ending of Journeys which addresses the end time events that are unfolding around us now.

[Timothy Baldwin · Rating 3 out of 5]

Journeys is well written with interesting description scattered throughout the book. However, it’s references to the spirit world and spirituality are vague. The earlier parts of the story are also a bit of a slog to get through as they detail a chronological account of events.

Readers of Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code might enjoy this book.

[Amber · Rating 4 out of 5]

Interesting book

It's a somewhat strange book.
The phrases used throughout the book had my mind transcribing who the author was taking about.
It's thought provoking-especially the history of certain organizations and the prophetic things brought forth.

[Jim Scholz · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is about the travels the author has had with a being that takes him unwillingly into another realm. Much of the first part of the book is very dark, causing him to think he is crazy. This is a more difficult book to stay with in the beginning.

[imtiaz latif · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent book about the out of body experiences of the author who was pulled out of his body supernaturally by Jesus Christ and commanded to "write what you see." A prophecy book which warns about the coming of the antichrist and to not take the microchip when introduced (mark of the beast) in the right hand or forehead in order to buy or sell, or worship the beast or his image.

[Vickie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very good book.