I've been following Dean Braxton for several months now and really enjoy listening to his testimony, there is just something I find compelling about his story. I was glad to see you featured him in your presentation. I am expecting your fist book in the mail any day now. Once I finish it I will order the second book, thanks for posting this.
I’d really like to ask John Burke about the other stories out there of NDEs where people have seen similar things but they also saw and heard things that they now believe which are antithetical to God’s Word…for example, pre-birth planning. Or, now they regularly contact spirits. Or they used to be atheist, but now chakras are an important thing in their life. Really hoping to get his perspective on this. I have tried to contact him by email and Facebook. ❤
John mentions that the book of Isiah, as scribed in the Dead Sea scrolls, stating that they were scribed years before Jesus, but the Encyclopedia Britannica says this: The Dead Sea Scrolls date from the 3rd century BCE to the 1st century CE, making them over 2,000 years old, which leaves an opening for the 1st century, which could be contemporary to Jesus's time. He uses the earliest dates to corroborate his position. I think his messages are great, yet I'm concerned that this supposition could affect his sincerity and credibility.
I've been following Dean Braxton for several months now and really enjoy listening to his testimony, there is just something I find compelling about his story. I was glad to see you featured him in your presentation. I am expecting your fist book in the mail any day now. Once I finish it I will order the second book, thanks for posting this.
I’d really like to ask John Burke about the other stories out there of NDEs where people have seen similar things but they also saw and heard things that they now believe which are antithetical to God’s Word…for example, pre-birth planning. Or, now they regularly contact spirits. Or they used to be atheist, but now chakras are an important thing in their life. Really hoping to get his perspective on this. I have tried to contact him by email and Facebook. ❤
Interesting question. Check out his books or keep reaching out to him directly.
John mentions that the book of Isiah, as scribed in the Dead Sea scrolls, stating that they were scribed years before Jesus, but the Encyclopedia Britannica says this: The Dead Sea Scrolls date from the 3rd century BCE to the 1st century CE, making them over 2,000 years old, which leaves an opening for the 1st century, which could be contemporary to Jesus's time. He uses the earliest dates to corroborate his position. I think his messages are great, yet I'm concerned that this supposition could affect his sincerity and credibility.