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Title: Transformed by the Light--Daniel Rosenblit near-death experience
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www.near-death.com
URL Source: http://www.near-death.com/rosenblit.html
Published: Mar 19, 2005
Author: Kevin Williams/Daniel Rosenblit
Post Date: 2005-03-19 18:34:15 by christine
Keywords: Light--Daniel, Transformed, near-death
Views: 169
Comments: 13
A Judgment Day Experience Daniel Rosenblit was not beneath ridiculing people who practiced religion or believed in God. He believed that religious people were weak-minded and that religion was their crutch. But all that changed in 1978 when, after weeks of failing health, he died and was forced to "face the music." While dead, he was shown true reality for the first time - from God's perspective. While dead in body he was tutored by God Himself. Daniel was taught the “spirit of the law" and how "the letter killeth," but "the spirit giveth life." Daniel returned from bodily death and his private tutoring session with God and was given his divine mission. His mission: most importantly to first practice the holy way that he was taught. As he was in the process of practicing this holy way, he was to share his testimony with others of what constitutes "true religion." Daniel states, "If one doesn’t practice what they preach, that is hypocrisy; and hypocrisy is a stench before our righteous Creator. Today more than ever, Bible believing Christians need to learn how to follow the "spirit of the law" rather than only being disciples of the "letter of the law" as most unknowingly are!" God moved Daniel to write about his experience about of when he was dead in body and divinely tutored. Daniel's testimony is reprinted here by permission. Throughout his testimony he purposely backs it up with scripture in order to prove to the reader that his entire experience with God was authentic. Because he has proven himself to be an eyewitness to the Truth, as was the apostles of Jesus, Daniel's testimony is on equal par to theirs. Daniel's NDE is especially important because it proves several important things: (1) Christendom has misinterpreted some of Christ’s statements. (2) Christendom has wrong perceptions concerning the spiritual validity of other monotheistic faiths. (3) The priceless spiritual value of performing good works. I read Daniel's NDE testimony many years ago at a time when I was having a severe crisis of faith. I was in the middle of a gradual process of transforming from a fundamentalist to a universalist. I was learning how the real meaning behind the teachings of Jesus and the NDE were one and the same. That meaning is the supreme importance of practicing of unconditional love. At the same time, my Christian colleagues suspected that I was straying from the true faith. And it didn't help that I wasn't yet aware of all the Biblical support to defend NDE insights. Then I came across Daniel Rosenblit’s NDE testimony in his book Transformed by the Light. His NDE insights and Biblical support provided me with a better interpretation of Christ's teachings and how his teachings are universally applied in other religions. In his book, Daniel gave an interpretation of one particular Bible verse (Luke 10:25-28) which, after I read it, put me in a state of total "shock and awe." This was because it was the Biblical proof I had been searching for to convince my Christian friends that Jesus affirmed the greatest universal truth found in so many NDE testimonies. That truth is this: The way to heaven is through the practice of unconditional love. (Luke 10:25-28) Learning about the existence of this Bible verse and Daniel's interpretation of it from his NDE, was the proof I needed to fully embrace Christian universalism. For this, I am extremely grateful. The following is Daniel's NDE testimony. Click the link for the rest.
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#1. To: christine (#0)
There is no such thing as unconditional love. If it is without condition, then it most certainly is NOT love. Love is an earned response to that which you value in another.
Unconditional love is when you are loved in spite of your unworthiness of such love. This is the kind of love that God has for his creation, and his children...and yes, we are ALL his children here.
Please check out Christine's recommendation, or My Descent Into Death by Harold Simmons. Please.
That would be more like apathy than love.
Yo Nuke, does your mother love ya ? That's unconditional love !
Please check out some NDE or OBE books and get back with us on this subject. It can change our lives, and the way that we live them, and view them.
That is certainly one of the examples given. Even horrible criminals' parents love them, even though they condemn and abhor their kids' actions. Not to say that Nuke's ever spat on a sidewalk, you understand. ;-)
I know I'm not capable of it. I cannot love someone who does not possess the qualities which makes them lovable to me.
Though we're strangers, still I love you I love you more than your mask And you know you have to trust this to be true And I know that's much to ask But lay down your fears, come and join this feast He has called us here, you and me And may peace rain down from Heaven Like little pieces of the sky Little keepers of the promise Falling on these souls This drought has dried In His Blood and in His Body In the Bread and in this Wine Peace to you Peace of Christ to you And though I love you, still we're strangers Prisoners in these lonely hearts And though our blindness separates us Still His light shines in the dark And His outstretched arms are still strong enough to reach Behind these prison bars to set us free So may peace rain down from Heaven Like little pieces of the sky Little keepers of the promise Falling on these souls the drought has dried In His Blood and in His Body In this Bread and in this Wine Peace to you Peace of Christ to you
A mother's love is conditional. Beat her. Rape her. Kill your siblings in front of her. You'll find out that her love was conditional.
If love is independent of values, then it has no meaning. To claim unconditional love is to devalue it, to destroy it.
Oh, you naughty boy ... you shouldn't be so hard on your mom ... who does that kind of shit, that isn't a completely deranged maniac ... c'mon
#2. To: Mr Nuke Buzzcut (#1)
Not so.
#3. To: Mr Nuke Buzzcut (#1)
#4. To: lodwick (#2)
Unconditional love is when you are loved in spite of your unworthiness of such love.
#5. To: Mr Nuke Buzzcut, lodwick (#4)
Unconditional love is when you are loved in spite of your unworthiness of such love.
#6. To: Mr Nuke Buzzcut (#4)
#7. To: noone222 (#5)
Yo Nuke, does your mother love ya ? That's unconditional love !
#8. To: Mr Nuke Buzzcut (#1)
There is no such thing as unconditional love.
#9. To: christine (#8)
#10. To: Mr Nuke Buzzcut (#1)
There is no such thing as unconditional love.
#11. To: noone222 (#5)
Yo Nuke, does your mother love ya ? That's unconditional love !
#12. To: christine (#8)
I know I'm not capable of it. I cannot love someone who does not possess the qualities which makes them lovable to me.
#13. To: Mr Nuke Buzzcut (#11)
A mother's love is conditional. Beat her. Rape her. Kill your siblings in front of her. You'll find out that her love was conditional.
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