Feeling anxious about Biblical visions from a little girl.
So I came across a user on Reddit. She has many comments claiming that her daughter has had biblical visions at the age of 4, without any prior exposure to religion at all.. They went from atheist to Christianity after the daughters constant visions for three years straight. I messaged her and asked her if her daughter mentioned Hell and she said she mentioned a bad place and that it was real. I don't think she's lying and said she has no benefit to doing so. All of this freaks me out, because I'm not a Christian at heart at all.. But I feel like I have to become one and change who I am, in order to not go to Hell.. essentially, out of fear. I'm afraid of hell and I think about it 24/7. I was never a Christian and I believed mediums were bringing through our loved ones, until I read from Christians that it's just demons and familiar spirits coming through to trick us into believing that everyone goes to "heaven", religion or not. Same with positive NDEs as well.. I feel like this may be the truth after reading the experiences her daughter had, but I'm hoping not.. I'm not afraid of Jesus, I'm afraid of eternal damnation... I'm not sure if anyone on here has an explanation for this or not.
Here's one of her many posts, if you care to read it. I can copy and paste more if you guys are curious.
"We don’t attend church regularly, we weren’t religious at all before my daughter had these experiences. There are still visions that she had that we are not sure what they mean. Maybe I should write it all out on here one day. I usually never tell anyone what she was told but I’ve been more open about it lately. But since you mentioned it I’ll explain the last time she saw them on her 7th birthday. Now she would see mostly Ena and she saw her awake and “asleep”. She described it as she never really felt like she was sleeping because her body would sleep but her “brain” would leave her body so it felt like she was awake 24/7. On her 7th birthday, she left her body and as always Ena was waiting in her room. She took her to Jesus world (she described getting there by flying out of the world, into a black hole and out of a white hole). When she got there everyone greeted her to say goodbye. They knew it was her birthday. Afterwards Ena took her to what she described as a statue graveyard. Ena brought her to a statue made of gold and it was a calf. Ena told her this was bad. The gold calf was bad. Then Ena took her over to what she described as a run down shack. Inside the shack was a golden box with 2 angels on top of it. Ena told her this was good. Ena then turned to my daughter and told her she was a prophet. She gave her a hug and said she wouldn’t see her anymore. And that was it. She never saw her again, she did hear her once after that singing to her. My daughter as a 7 year old never heard of the word prophet and asked me what it meant.
My daughter is now 14 years old and has very vague memories of it. She 100% believes in God and believes that Jesus died to save us (that was her first trip, she said she was physically there when he was crucified, at 4 years old she described what she saw).
We did take her to talk to a pastor when she was little. He asked to speak to her alone and when they came out he said what she is saying is true and that she is a prophet. Just FYI this church is a baptist church that does not believe in “miracle gifts” like healing, speaking in tongues or that there are prophets in this day.
Also I was weary about bringing her to a church because she would do and say things that didn’t always line up with christianity. She was really into gemstones and rocks, she would talk about energy (and how she could see it), she would see colors around people. She described God as male and female (she had asked why people call him father).
I also didn’t want to expose her to any religion because up to that point she wasn’t exposed to anything that would influence what she would say. I wanted to make sure that the things she would tell me didn’t come from her hearing it from someone else or on Tv."
Here's one of her many posts, if you care to read it. I can copy and paste more if you guys are curious.
"We don’t attend church regularly, we weren’t religious at all before my daughter had these experiences. There are still visions that she had that we are not sure what they mean. Maybe I should write it all out on here one day. I usually never tell anyone what she was told but I’ve been more open about it lately. But since you mentioned it I’ll explain the last time she saw them on her 7th birthday. Now she would see mostly Ena and she saw her awake and “asleep”. She described it as she never really felt like she was sleeping because her body would sleep but her “brain” would leave her body so it felt like she was awake 24/7. On her 7th birthday, she left her body and as always Ena was waiting in her room. She took her to Jesus world (she described getting there by flying out of the world, into a black hole and out of a white hole). When she got there everyone greeted her to say goodbye. They knew it was her birthday. Afterwards Ena took her to what she described as a statue graveyard. Ena brought her to a statue made of gold and it was a calf. Ena told her this was bad. The gold calf was bad. Then Ena took her over to what she described as a run down shack. Inside the shack was a golden box with 2 angels on top of it. Ena told her this was good. Ena then turned to my daughter and told her she was a prophet. She gave her a hug and said she wouldn’t see her anymore. And that was it. She never saw her again, she did hear her once after that singing to her. My daughter as a 7 year old never heard of the word prophet and asked me what it meant.
My daughter is now 14 years old and has very vague memories of it. She 100% believes in God and believes that Jesus died to save us (that was her first trip, she said she was physically there when he was crucified, at 4 years old she described what she saw).
We did take her to talk to a pastor when she was little. He asked to speak to her alone and when they came out he said what she is saying is true and that she is a prophet. Just FYI this church is a baptist church that does not believe in “miracle gifts” like healing, speaking in tongues or that there are prophets in this day.
Also I was weary about bringing her to a church because she would do and say things that didn’t always line up with christianity. She was really into gemstones and rocks, she would talk about energy (and how she could see it), she would see colors around people. She described God as male and female (she had asked why people call him father).
I also didn’t want to expose her to any religion because up to that point she wasn’t exposed to anything that would influence what she would say. I wanted to make sure that the things she would tell me didn’t come from her hearing it from someone else or on Tv."
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