Review of Snatched Up to Heaven!

[joana capelas]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Snatched Up to Heaven!" by Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul.]

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4 out of 5 stars

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The book "Snatched up to Heaven" tells the true story of two children, aged 4 and 2, who had an encounter with God. Throughout their journey, after being carried by the wings of the Lord's angels, the children experience the power of God. They are blessed with His presence and, in the first phase, guided through Heaven, witnessing its greatest wonders. They have the privilege of being in the Lord's company and seeing His infinite goodness and power firsthand. In a second journey, they are also shown Hell, always under the protective guidance of the Lord.

Despite their young ages, the children are able to describe both Heaven and Hell in great detail, as well as the implications of residing in each place for the souls. Their descriptions, presented in childlike language, align with multiple passages from the Bible, reinforcing the idea that it was God who granted them access to both Heaven and Hell.

The authors, using simple language and straightforward sentences, lead us to reflect on the ways of God and what truly matters to achieve on Earth. Additionally, they address fundamental questions of Christianity, such as solidarity, forgiveness, benevolence, and the importance of always loving God.

If I had to choose one of the main teachings from this book, it would be the importance of faith in God and how that faith guides us in our earthly lives. This faith can improve not only our own experiences but also the experiences of our family and the community around us, leading us on a happier and fuller path, away from the ideologies of Satan.

Easy to read, this book allows us to encounter God and His teachings from a new perspective, prompting us to reflect on our purpose on Earth. The font is pleasant to read and appropriately sized. Furthermore, since the chapters are short, it allows for phased reading without the risk of losing the thread of the narrative.

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Snatched Up to Heaven!
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