#VISIONS OF GLORY SPENCER FULL#

#VISIONS OF GLORY SPENCER FULL#

Not surprisingly, then, he goes about weighing and judging even the purity and worthiness of office furniture, вЂњthe desk felt pure and worthy because it had never been used in anything that offended God.вЂќ This comes only moments after his ownВ mother and father were comprehended as eternal beings, full of light, despite the pain and evil theyВ had done. Yet that knowing is just what he desires.

It is wicked to enter anotherвЂ™s thoughts, without their permission. But when you are crowned, maybe you donвЂ™t worry so much about how you got there? Specifics?Д«efore returning to his body on the operating room table,В Spencer decided to satisfy his curiosity, вЂњwith this keen ability to perceive everyoneвЂ™s thoughts, even their history and future, and with a naturally curious mind, I thought I might as well enjoy the few minutes I might have until my body called for me to try again.вЂќ HereВ Spencer has stepped away from the light of God, and is seeking after his own desires. And then comes the crowning at The End, which doesnвЂ™t explain anything. His subsequent visions seem to create fear, confusion and distress for him, and for his readers.

He says the evils were there to do вЂњgreat harm,вЂќ вЂњtrying to create fear, confusion, and distress, anything that kept the mortal they were assigned to from hearing the messages from the angels of light who were also there.вЂќ LetвЂ™s say those effects can be signs of the work of evil. We mortals are easy to fool, especially if at the end of the vision we are shown with a crown and scepter, having dominion over spirits (as Spencer foresees his own, albeit petty, rule in Zion). How can we or he say the dead prophet he saw in a later dream-vision wasnвЂ™t a demon? Or his wife in dream wasnвЂ™t a phantom? And so on? Well, apparently we cannot rely on images, or even on feelings (if these can be caused to proceed from an image we love or desire). He actually describes seeing вЂњhis wife,вЂќ a вЂњdead prophet,вЂќ angels, and so on. I knew some things about them, but not their identity or historyвЂ¦.They seemed to be able to change their shape to morph into some other shape if they desiredвЂ¦ who never receive a physical body had the ability to appear any way they chooseвЂ¦.n the image of a grandfather, a dead prophet, or someoneвЂ™s wife if it helped in their deception.вЂќ Well, that pretty much throws the rest of the book into suspicion.

He writes of evil spirits loitering in the hospital, вЂњevil spirits were not readable to me. LetвЂ™s say, everything he said really happened in a manner like unto his description in the book.Д¬an he still be completely wrong about what he saw in Visions of Glory? Yeah, even on his own terms. Yet he persists beyond the first chapter to report commonplace feelings of spiritual presences, dreams and visions, and so on. ThatвЂ™s the high point of the tale told by Spencer. The father who abandoned his mother before his birth he understands with the same perspective, without anger, resentmentВ or malice, for вЂњI saw ChristвЂ™s love and Heavenly FatherвЂ™s love for him, no matter what mistakes he had made.вЂќ An internal conflict follows, by his own admission where his old self wrestles the new man, loveВ amid score-settling and pain. He observes his birth, some family dramas, and so on, all from this compassionate, comprehending, perspective. I felt no emotion about it, except increased compassion for my mother.вЂќ He sees his mother from GodвЂ™s Point-of-View, apparently, and вЂњexperienced the love I had for her before I was born,вЂќ a sense thatВ softened his heart. SpencerВ sees and comprehends his mother, her plans to abort or adopt him, and yet, вЂњthere was no judgment from God. While dead, his whole life passes before him, from conception (yeah!) onward. If you want to write a near-death best seller, head to your local hospital. Pontius (whose Accidental Satanism IвЂ™ve already written about).ДЇirst, Spencer reports dying on the operating table, and leaving his body. Spencer, based on the stories told to Mr. If the sales data are to be believed, we are indeed in the End Times. In the stories, Spencer relates a few NDEs, and some visionary would-be futures of the world. The other night I read Visions of Glory, a collection of storiesВ told to the late John Pontius by вЂњspencer,вЂќ apparently still living and breathing as some sort of high-ranking authority in the corporation.

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