The Physics of Heaven
Ebook
Overview
Featuring contributions from Bill and Beni Johnson, Larry Randolph, Jonathan Welton, Bob Jones, Cal Pierce, David Van Koevering, and Ray Hughes, The Physics of Heaven features revelatory segments such as:
· Recovering Spiritual Inheritance
· Sound of Heaven
· Angelic Encounters
· Quantum Mysticism
· Authentic versus Counterfeit
Unlock Heaven’s healing energy, tap into the frequency of God’s Kingdom, and access a new realm of divine encounters today!
“If you are tired of being a settler, existing on the shores of tradition and riskless living, this book is for you. But beware, because once you get a taste of these authors’ insights into light, sound, vibration and quantum physics and you discover how God has written His personal story into creation, you are destined to see the Almighty all around you.”
- from the foreword by Kris Vallotton
Top Highlights
“When God breathes on a thing, it smells like apples. It says in Song of Solomon 7:8, ‘and his breath smells like apples.’ I’ve smelled apples in meetings several different times.” (source)
“The revelatory connection between quantum physics and the spirit realm poses an uncomfortable challenge. Christianity has traditionally rejected much of what scientists propose because their conclusions haven’t necessarily been drawn from a biblical world view. We like science when it makes discoveries that improve our health or lifestyle, but we are uncomfortable when it comes to entertaining some of the ideas scientists have drawn from quantum physics.” (source)
“Psalm 91, ‘He sends his angels to render service on behalf of those who inherit salvation.’ I discovered that the word ‘render service’ means to ‘run errands.’” (source)
“...things which are not (the invisible) to bring to naught things which are (the visible).’” (source)
Product Details
- Title : The Physics of Heaven
- Authors:
- Franklin, Judy
- Davis, Ellyn
- Publisher: Destiny Image
- Publication Date: 2015
- ISBN: 9780768407860
Reviews
1 rating
P. R. Miller
4/4/2023
I am being generous and charitable when I say that this book is a theological train wreck.