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  Jesus and the Near-Death Experience: Testimonies of the ascended Christ
Roy L. Hill


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The ministry of Jesus has been celebrated by billions of people over the last two millennia.  Perhaps no single person has transformed the world more.  Many believe that the ministry of Jesus ended two thousand years ago. 

But if Jesus represents the divine eternal, might He be speaking to us today? Amazingly, the answer is “yes!”

In his groundbreaking work, Roy L. Hill provides a unique perspective of Jesus by people who interacted with Him during near-death experiences. Their stories are noteworthy due to the high consistency between hundreds of reports. Indeed, research suggests that Jesus is seen more than any other single being in heaven. Such numbers beg the question, “What is Jesus saying to people living in today’s troubled world?” Throughout the book, Dr. Hill explores many revelations that Jesus provides for a new age. Compelling topics include the interconnection between people, spiritual transformation, unconditional love, religion, and salvation. Dr. Hill invites the reader to expand the usual notions of Jesus. In this manner, it is hoped that Jesus’ message becomes more deep and relevant to daily life. 


About the author

Roy L. Hill, Psy.D., has worked as a clinical psychologist for over twenty years.  During his professional career, the author has supervised prison departments, managed mental health programs, provided general clinical services, and actively participated in crisis management teams.  Despite a rewarding career, Roy believes that his most important work lies ahead; lending voice to our ambassadors from heaven.


Publisher: White Crow Books
Published April 2017
244 pages
Size: 6 X 9 inches
ISBN 978-1-78677-006-6
 
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