Prophet Adams' Testimony: My Journey to Paradise and What Jesus Revealed to Me. Hello everyone and welcome to today's program. Today, we are going straight into the heart of a subject that fascinates many people and challenges our understanding of eternity. What truly exists on the other side of the veil? What happens beyond the boundaries of our earthly existence? I would like us to begin at the very beginning.
How does someone transition from earthly reality into an experience? First of all, I believe we must understand that this is a spiritual experience. It does not depend on human power or human strength. The Bible teaches us that prophecy never came by the will of man, but that holy men of God spoke as they were moved by the Holy Spirit. That is the foundation of everything. My transition began when the Lord visited me personally.
It was during that visitation that I left the earth and crossed the boundaries of time to experience the realities that exist on the other side of the veil. I entered a world that truly exists but cannot be perceived through ordinary human senses. With our natural eyes and physical abilities, it is impossible to see or understand that realm. It was only through the grace and love of God that I was permitted to undergo such an extraordinary experience. To explain this properly, I must return to the very beginning.
Everything started one night while I was praying. As I prayed, the Lord visited me in a remarkable way for the first time and took me to visit the realm of the dead. My experience of paradise came afterward. Following that first encounter, I began examining the scriptures carefully because I wanted to understand what I had experienced. Imagine my situation. I was already a pastor leading a church when suddenly I began having these extraordinary spiritual experiences.
The Lord would come, take me, and show me places of torment before bringing me back. Naturally, I spent a great deal of time studying the word of God, seeking to understand these experiences and determine how they related to scripture. It was during this period of searching and meditation that my experience of paradise began after the Lord had taken me to visit hell and the places of torment. Those scenes remain deeply engraved in my memory. I relive the experience almost every day.
Whenever I closed my eyes, I could see the scenes again, one after another. Everything I had witnessed in that place remained vivid in my mind. But as a servant of God, I knew I had a responsibility. I needed to examine the scriptures carefully to understand what I had seen and whether these experiences were consistent with the word of God. The Bible warns us in Galatians chapter 1 that even if an angel from heaven should preach another gospel contrary to the one already received, that messenger must be rejected.
For that reason, I took the study of scripture very seriously. One day, I was sitting alone reflecting on everything I had experienced. I opened my Bible and began examining each detail of my journey. I thought about the places I had visited, the souls I had seen, the cries, the suffering, and the torment. I wanted to understand every aspect of those experiences in the light of God's word. I continued studying, carefully turning the pages of my Bible.
Then I came across a particular passage that caught my attention. It was Luke chapter 23, verse 43. The Bible says, "Jesus answered him, 'Truly I tell you, today you will be with me in paradise.'" At that time, I had not yet experienced paradise. I continued turning the pages of my Bible, but as I reflected on that passage, something extraordinary happened. Suddenly, I heard a voice speaking directly into my ears.
It was a powerful, majestic, and remarkably clear voice. At times, it sounded like the roaring of mighty waters. The voice said, "Write down everything I will show you. Proclaim it to the entire world. Use every available means of communication so that this message may reach the nations. Know that today I will take you with me and we shall be in paradise." When I heard those words, something immediately began happening to me.
I felt my soul separating from my physical body. I cannot fully explain what that separation felt like. The closest comparison I can give is the experience of someone removing their clothes. Just as a person takes off a garment, my soul seemed to slip out of my physical body. There was no resistance. I was completely conscious of what was happening. As my soul separated from my body, I felt myself being drawn upward toward heaven.
Then I looked down and saw my physical body lying where I had been studying. At that moment, I realized that I was no longer functioning through my earthly body. I had another body. It was a transformed body, completely different from the physical body we possess on Earth. I struggled to describe it because the materials and qualities of that body were unlike anything I had ever known. There was an unmistakable difference between my earthly body and the body I now possessed.
You see, when humanity sinned in the Garden of Eden, human beings lost many abilities, including the capacity to perceive and understand certain spiritual realities. That is why some of the things I experienced go beyond ordinary human understanding. I often struggle to find earthly words capable of describing what I saw. Nevertheless, I will do my best to explain these things so that the children of God can understand my testimony. My new body seemed perfect.
Our earthly bodies could almost be compared to clay, but the body I possessed during that experience was made of something I cannot identify. What I knew with certainty was that I was no longer connected to my physical body in the ordinary way, and then I saw the Lord standing before me. When I came out of my body, I saw the Lord directly in front of me. He was suspended in the air, and his feet did not touch the ground. He was dressed in a garment as white as snow.
It was so brilliant and radiant that I cannot adequately describe it. His feet were not touching the ground. I'm trying to find the right words to describe his appearance. He had a luminous, almost phosphorescent appearance. An extraordinary light radiated from his entire being. It was unlike any light we know on Earth. But what made this light so remarkable was not merely its brightness. It was a light that communicated holiness and love.
Standing before him, I felt the presence of someone who loved me deeply. Imagine being in the presence of someone whose love you can feel even before they speak. That is how I felt. His presence radiated affection, kindness, holiness, and overwhelming love. There was no hostility in him. Everything about his presence communicated perfect love. On his head, he wore a golden crown adorned with countless stars.
Then I noticed something extraordinary about his hands. Both palms bore visible marks. They looked like the wounds left by nails, and from those wounds, drops of blood were flowing. The blood fell directly upon me. As those drops touched my body, I began experiencing something I had never felt before. I felt as though I was being purified. It was as if the blood was removing something from within me.
The blood itself was extraordinarily radiant and pure. There is nothing on Earth with which I can compare it. I felt completely unworthy to stand in his presence. Yet as his blood touched me, I experienced an indescribable cleansing within my innermost being. I felt purified in the presence of the Lord. The light surrounding him was equally extraordinary. It was approximately 9:00 in the morning, and daylight was already entering the room.
But when the Lord appeared, his light was so powerful that ordinary daylight seemed like darkness in comparison. His radiance filled the entire room. Everything around him appeared dim. The only light that seemed to matter was the light coming from his presence. Then the Lord began speaking to me. He continued repeating the words I had heard earlier, and suddenly something happened that I did not expect.
My mouth began worshipping him involuntarily. I did not consciously decide to begin praising him. It was as though a spiritual power was moving me to worship. I began exalting the Lord, glorifying him, and calling him by the many names revealed in scripture. I praised him using every biblical name of God that I could remember. The worship continued rising from within me. It flowed from my mouth without any effort on my part.
Then, at a certain moment, the Lord spoke again. He told me that he had prepared a journey for me. He said that I should not be afraid because he himself would guide me. He explained that we would visit different places, and that when the experience was finished, he would bring me back to Earth. He told me that he would take me to glorious places prepared in eternity for the saints. These were places of glory prepared for his children.
I wish I could reproduce every word and every sentence exactly as he spoke them, but there was something particularly remarkable about his voice. Although his glory inspired deep reverence, his manner of speaking was full of kindness. There was love in his voice. There was warmth and familiarity. It felt as though I was speaking with someone I had known for many years, someone who was both a close friend and a loving companion.
The fear I experienced came from the overwhelming majesty of his glory, not from any harshness in his voice. In his presence, I felt remarkably comfortable. Then he said something that has remained with me to this day. I want to share these words carefully so that the children of God may understand their significance. He said, "I have come so that people may become aware of their mistakes, recognize their sins, and turn to me so that I may save them.
"There is punishment for those who do evil, and there is a reward for the righteous. You will see glorious and eternal places. What you see and proclaim must help people recognize their mistakes, sincerely repent, and receive forgiveness. I forgive people, and I want them to come to me. There is room for everyone. I discipline and correct my people. I want my people to await my return through the sharing of scripture, through prayer, and through gatherings in the church."
When he spoke these words, I felt as though a heavy responsibility had been placed upon my heart. It was not merely information. It was a mission. I understood that the Lord wanted his church to recognize its spiritual condition. He wanted people to examine their lives, their conduct, and the direction in which they were walking. He spoke about repentance, forgiveness, judgment, and the reward that each person would receive according to their conduct on Earth.
But then he said something else that deeply troubled me. The Lord began speaking about the blessings he had given his church. He said, "The advantages I have given my church, the wealth and the many blessings, have not helped my people remain faithful to me. On the contrary, these things have led my people into unfaithfulness." He explained that despite the many opportunities, blessings, and privileges he had made available to his people, these things had not necessarily brought them closer to him.
Instead, many had used those blessings as opportunities to compromise. He spoke about people living in sin and impurity while continuing to enjoy the benefits of his goodness. The very blessings that should have inspired gratitude and faithfulness had become distractions. Instead of drawing closer to him, his people had wandered away from his ways. Then he told me, "I am entrusting you with this great responsibility. Warn my people so that they may return to the right path."
He continued explaining that prosperity and the many blessings received by the church over the years had gradually drawn many believers away from him. He said, "The very things I once condemned have now established themselves within my house. Idolatry, the pursuit of wealth, hatred, criticism of brothers and sisters, and the abandonment of genuine faith have found a place within my church." As he spoke, I noticed something extraordinary behind him. There was a cross.
It was made of wood and nails were visible at its extremities. The wood appeared old as though it had been used many centuries earlier. The cross stood firmly planted in ground that resembled a mixture of sand and clay. It was difficult to describe the exact nature of the material, but what caught my attention was not merely the appearance of the cross. It was the atmosphere surrounding it. Behind the cross, I sensed something resembling an atmosphere of anger or judgment.
Yet, that atmosphere seemed to stop at the cross. It could not pass beyond it. In front of the cross, however, there was a completely different atmosphere. There was love. There was mercy. There was reconciliation. Then I heard a voice coming directly from the cross. I could not immediately identify who was speaking, but the voice began describing what the Lord had accomplished through his sacrifice on earth.
It said, "They did not deserve to be saved because of their conduct and their way of life. They did not deserve salvation, but I accomplished the perfect work of the cross through my blood. I grant them life. I still believe that they will return to the right path." The voice continued repeating these words. It sounded like the voice of Jesus Christ. I cannot fully explain how I recognized it, but the words spoke of the one who had sacrificed his life for humanity.
I was reminded of Colossians chapter 1, verse 20, which teaches that through Christ God reconciled all things to himself, making peace through the bloodshed on the cross. Then the voice continued, "They could not save themselves. My blood was shed for them. I am giving them time. They will return. They will return to the right path." Those words affected me deeply. Then I noticed another extraordinary activity surrounding the cross.
I began hearing many voices. This time, they sounded like the voices of a great multitude. They were the voices of people repenting of their sins. Some were praying. Others were asking for forgiveness. The voices seemed to rise from the ground surrounding the cross. Meanwhile, blood continued falling from the cross onto the ground. The Lord helped me understand that these were the prayers of people throughout the world who were turning away from their sins and seeking forgiveness.
Then he said, "Tell my people to live a life of daily repentance. Tell them to practice forgiveness every day. Let my people confess their mistakes, their faults, and their transgressions continually." At that moment, I remembered 1 John chapter 1, verse 9, which teaches that if we confess our sins, God is faithful and just to forgive us and cleanse us from all unrighteousness. I could hear what seemed like thousands of people across the world praying and asking God for mercy.
The cross represented an extraordinary manifestation of divine love. The Lord explained that what the church needed was the work of the cross. His people needed forgiveness. The world needed forgiveness. People needed to repent of their sins. Then he told me, "I am giving you this responsibility. Faithfully proclaim this message to my people and to the entire world. Tell them to repent of their sins. I am ready to forgive my people. I am commissioning you to warn humanity and call people back to the right path."
He also emphasized the importance of Christian fellowship. He said, "Tell my people to study and share the scriptures. Tell them to live in fellowship. Tell them to continue gathering together in their churches." We must examine it carefully in the light of the word of God. In Acts chapter 17, verse 30, the Bible says, "In the past, God overlooked such ignorance, but now he commands all people everywhere to repent."
This passage speaks about those who are still living in ignorance. It includes people who have not yet come to know the truth, as well as believers who may not fully understand certain teachings of God's word. When knowledge comes, a person begins to understand. And when that person recognizes their mistakes and sincerely repents, the Lord grants forgiveness. But now we must consider another situation.
What about someone who deliberately continues living in sin while knowing what the scriptures teach? The Lord calls us to a life of daily repentance, but that is not the same thing as deliberately practicing sin every day. There is a difference. Let me give you an example. Suppose I know that, according to my understanding of scripture, abortion is a sin. Yet, despite that conviction, I deliberately choose to do it. In that case, I have knowingly acted against what I believe God has commanded.
The Bible warns us in Hebrews chapter 10 that if we deliberately continue sinning after receiving the knowledge of the truth, no sacrifice for sins remains. This is a serious warning. The Lord calls us to repentance. But we must understand what genuine repentance means. As long as we live on Earth, we will experience human weaknesses. There will be moments when we make mistakes. There will be situations in which we fall short of God's expectations. But the important thing for a child of God is to maintain a repentant heart and continually return to the Lord.
For a genuinely converted child of God, sin should be an accident rather than a way of life. A true believer does not deliberately organize their life around sin. However, because we are still living in human bodies, certain situations may cause us to stumble. For example, something may happen that makes me angry. Someone may offend me and I may respond harshly. Later, I realize that my reaction was wrong. That is an example of falling into sin through human weakness. But it is different from deliberately planning to commit wrongdoing. Sin should no longer be the normal lifestyle of a child of God. There is a difference between living in sin and falling into sin unintentionally.
Let me give you another example. Imagine that someone arrives late for work. As soon as they enter the office, their supervisor asks, "Why are you late?" Without thinking carefully, the employee immediately invents an excuse. They tell three or four sentences that are not true. They have lied. But afterward, their conscience begins troubling them. They realize they have sinned. What should they do? They should acknowledge their wrongdoing, seek forgiveness from the Lord, and where appropriate, return to their supervisor and admit that they lied. That is repentance.
But premeditated sin is another matter. Premeditation means that I already know what God's word says, yet I consciously decide to act against it. I know that what I am about to do is wrong, but I choose to do it anyway. That is a very serious spiritual condition. The Lord calls us to genuine repentance. Ultimately, judgment belongs to him. For every child of God who has fallen into wrongdoing, the call remains the same: Repent. Acknowledge your mistakes. Turn away from sin. Surrender your life completely to the Lord and seek his forgiveness.
The Lord had been explaining the meaning of the cross and the importance of repentance. He showed me that the greatest work God accomplished for humanity was the work of the cross. It was through the cross that forgiveness became available. Even before we personally came to know the Lord, he had already made provision for our salvation. What remains is for each person to respond willingly, recognize their sins, and come to him in repentance.
After explaining these things, the Lord stretched out his hand toward me and suddenly we began ascending toward heaven. As we rose, I noticed that we were entering an extraordinarily luminous atmosphere. The sky was filled with light. Something remarkable happened as we began moving upward. I saw the roof of the house folding away like a scroll. I cannot fully explain how this happened, but in that spiritual state, there seemed to be no physical boundaries. There were no obstacles. There were no barriers. The things that normally limit the human body could no longer restrict me. I watched as the roof of the house seemed to roll away.
Then we began ascending toward heaven. The atmosphere surrounding us became increasingly radiant. It was filled with a brilliance that I cannot describe in earthly language. I realized that we were traveling toward the gates of heaven, but as we continued our ascent, I noticed something else. We were not the only travelers. There were other people ascending toward heaven and they were moving at extraordinary speeds. I cannot explain how fast they were traveling.
These people were dressed in white garments. Their clothing was brilliantly white, unlike ordinary earthly fabric. As they ascended, I began recognizing some of them. Some were people I had known during their earthly lives. Others were complete strangers. Yet there was something remarkable about their expressions and behavior. They seemed peaceful. There was kindness and familiarity among them. They traveled as though they were returning to a place they already knew. It was as if heaven was their true home.
Then I noticed something else. Many of these people were carrying treasures. Some had gifts in their hands. Others were carrying trophies. At first, I did not fully understand what these objects represented. But as the journey continued, the Lord began helping me understand the significance of the heavenly gifts and trophies carried by souls.
Every soul ascending toward heaven appeared to be carrying something. Some carried gifts that seemed to have been acquired during their lives on Earth. They were taking these gifts into heaven to present them to the Lord. Others carried trophies. These trophies represented victories they had achieved during their earthly lives. They were the victories won through spiritual battles. Victories over sin. Victories over trials. Victories over difficulties and challenges. These were the battles they had overcome while remaining faithful to the Lord. And now, as they ascended towards eternity, they carried the symbols of those victories with them. It was extraordinary.
But there was another detail that caught my attention. The souls were also carrying what appeared to be storm lanterns. Some held palm branches in their hands. The lamps and palm branches seemed to have a particular spiritual significance. I knew that these details would require further explanation.
Then I began examining the garments worn by the different souls. This was another remarkable discovery. Not everyone was dressed in exactly the same condition. Some wore garments of dazzling white. Their clothing was extraordinarily clean and radiant. Others wore garments that were white but less radiant. Their clothing appeared almost off-white. Still others wore white garments that had visible stains. There were noticeable differences between the condition of their clothing. I understood that these differences were important. Later, we would examine the meaning of those stains and the spiritual significance of the garments.
But while we were ascending, another extraordinary activity was taking place. Although I was traveling toward heaven, I could still observe events happening on Earth. It was as though I could see two realities simultaneously. I could see the natural world. I saw houses. I saw people walking along the roads. I saw ordinary earthly activities continuing as usual. I could even see my own physical body lying where I had left it. But at the same time, I could see things that ordinary human eyes could not perceive. I could recognize other beings who were no longer living in physical bodies.
And what I saw next deeply troubled me. As we continued ascending, I noticed certain people moving around on Earth. But these were not ordinary human beings. They were not people with physical bodies like you and me. They were souls who had already departed from their earthly bodies. Some were wearing white garments, but their clothing was in a terrible condition. Their garments were torn. Some were torn almost everywhere. Others were only partially dressed.
These souls were wandering from place to place. Some seemed completely unaware that other souls were ascending toward heaven. They appeared distracted. They were searching for somewhere to go. They seemed to be looking for refuge, but they could not find it. What troubled me most was that they appeared to understand that they no longer belonged to the world of the living. They knew they had departed from their physical bodies. Yet they could not continue their journey. They were unable to ascend. They remained wandering on Earth. Some appeared confused. Others seemed deeply distressed. Their garments were damaged and their condition reflected something spiritually troubling.
At that moment, I began thinking about certain dreams that believers sometimes experience. I remembered the biblical warnings about watching over our spiritual garments. The Bible tells us that the Lord comes like a thief and that we must remain watchful. In Revelation chapter 16, verse 15, we are warned to remain awake and keep our garments. I also remembered the description in Revelation chapter 7 of those who had washed their robes and made them white in the blood of the lamb. Then there is Revelation chapter 3, verses 4 and 5, where the Lord speaks of those who will walk with him in white because they are worthy. And Revelation chapter 19, verse 8, describes the fine linen given to the saints, representing their righteous deeds.
As I reflected on these passages, I began understanding what the Lord was showing me. The people I saw wandering on Earth had once been believers. They had attended church. They had heard the word of God. But they had compromised their faith during their earthly lives. They had mixed worldly living with their profession of faith in Christ. They continued practicing things they knew were wrong. They lived in impurity while still presenting themselves as members of God's household. They believed that grace would always be available to them. They thought they could continue living in sin and later find an excuse. But according to what I was being shown, death had taken them by surprise. And now it was too late.
They appeared extremely anxious. They searched for refuge, but they could not find any. It was as though they already understood that their destiny had been sealed. The Lord then began explaining something important to me. He showed me that when a person dies, the teachings they heard during their earthly life return to their consciousness. Even those who attended church but claimed they did not understand the Bible would remember what they had heard. Every sermon, every exhortation, every warning, every biblical teaching—all those messages would return to their consciousness. And this, as the Lord explained it to me, was the beginning of what I call the judgment of conscience. The person's own conscience would begin revealing their spiritual condition.
They would remember the truth they had heard but failed to practice. They would remember the warnings they had ignored. They would remember the instructions they had neglected. And they would recognize their responsibility. The judgment of conscience after death.
Imagine someone who became a Christian many years ago. From the moment that person accepted Jesus Christ, they began receiving teachings about how to live according to God's word. They heard sermons in church. They listened to preaching on the radio. They watched Christian programs on television. They received counsel and correction. But perhaps they ignored much of what they heard. Perhaps they chose to follow only the teachings that pleased them.
Today, many believers have their favorite pastors. They say, "I like this pastor, but I do not like that one." Yet whether they like a particular preacher or not, once they have heard a message, that teaching remains within their consciousness. They may think they have forgotten it, but the conscience does not forget.
The Lord showed me that after death, these teachings return to the person's awareness. Someone might suddenly remember, "In 1994, I heard a sermon about this very issue, but I never put it into practice." That memory would become part of their accountability.
The Lord also explained something about the spiritual journey of believers. He showed me that a believer's new life begins at the cross. That is, it begins when the person sincerely repents and accepts Jesus Christ. At that moment, their former sins are forgiven. Their past transgressions are erased. Those sins no longer stand against them in the same way.
But from the moment of conversion until the day of death, the believer becomes responsible for the way they live. The Lord begins examining their conduct, their decisions, their obedience, their response to his word, their faithfulness. Everything they do during their Christian journey matters. The messages they hear and the truth they receive become part of their spiritual responsibility.
That is why I saw those souls wandering in such distress. They had once professed faith in Christ. But somewhere along the way, they had compromised their righteousness. They had failed to remain faithful. They had lost sight of their heavenly destination.
The earthly life is not the end of the journey. The goal is to remain faithful to Christ from the day you encounter him at the cross until the day you depart from this world. If you die in faithfulness, you have completed your race. But after death, according to what I witnessed, the consequences of your earthly journey follow you. At that point, there is no longer an opportunity to return to earth and change your decisions. There is no opportunity to go backward and live your life again. The time for earthly repentance has ended, and judgment begins.
The Lord explained how these souls had lost their rewards and failed to complete their spiritual journey. After he finished explaining their condition, we resumed our ascent towards eternity.
Part nine, the angels who accompany souls to heaven.
As we continued traveling, the Lord began drawing my attention once again to the souls ascending toward heaven. I had already noticed that many of them carried gifts and trophies. Some carried treasures. Others carried storm lanterns and palm branches. But there was another detail I had not yet fully explained. Every soul was accompanied by an angel.
These angels were known as accompanying angels. The Lord explained to me that these angels had accompanied believers throughout their Christian journeys. From the moment a person received Jesus Christ, an angel was assigned to accompany them. That angel remained with the believer throughout their earthly mission. The angel was also a witness to the person's life. He had observed their conduct, their actions, their decisions, their spiritual journey. And when the believer departed from Earth, that angel had a responsibility to give an account before the Lord. The angel would testify concerning the believer's earthly life.
But I noticed something particularly interesting. Not everyone was accompanied by the same number of angels. Some souls had only one angel beside them. Others were accompanied by an entire procession of angels. Some had what appeared to be a great heavenly escort. An entire company of angels traveled with them toward eternity.
At that moment, I remembered Luke chapter 16, verse 22. The Bible says that when the poor man died, he was carried by the angels to Abraham's side. The rich man also died and was buried. This passage came to my mind as I watched the souls being accompanied by angels. Some traveled with a single angel. Others traveled with a multitude.
And there were differences in the treasures, gifts, trophies, lamps, palm branches, and garments they carried. These were all important details. The Lord would later explain their spiritual significance. But for now, I want us to understand that each soul's journey appeared to reflect something about the life that person had lived on Earth.
Part 10, the promise of further revelations. Prophet Adam.
There is still much more to explain. We have not yet examined the meaning of the treasures carried by these souls. We have not discussed the spiritual significance of the storm lanterns. We have not explained why they carried palm branches. We have not fully explored why some souls were accompanied by one angel while others traveled with an entire heavenly procession. And we have not yet examined the differences in their garments. Some were dressed in brilliant white. Others wore garments that were less radiant. And some had stains on their clothing.
All these details have meanings that we will examine as we continue our journey. I believe that in our next program, we will discuss these things in greater depth. We will continue exploring what the Lord showed me concerning the journey of souls toward eternity.
Dear brothers and sisters, wherever you are watching us from, I want to encourage you to take this message seriously. Paradise is not merely an abstract concept in the testimony we have heard today. It is presented as a real and eternal destination. Therefore, let us examine our lives. Let us repent of our sins. Let us seek the Lord sincerely and walk faithfully in his ways. May we all prepare ourselves for eternity.
I would now like to invite the man of God to close this program in prayer.
Lord, we thank you. Thank you for allowing us to spend this time together. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to share these experiences and discuss these spiritual truths. Father, grant us the strength to continue. Help us to go deeper into the understanding of the things you have prepared for eternity. Open our understanding so that we may discover more of your glorious purposes.
We thank you for this moment. May all the glory return to you. May all power, honor, and glory belong to you alone. In the mighty name of Jesus Christ, Lord God of hosts, grant repentance to your people. Grant your people the grace to recognize their mistakes and return to you. May your church walk in faithfulness, holiness, and obedience to your word. In the name of Jesus Christ, amen.
End of this episode of Prophet Adam's testimony. The account ends by introducing the subjects to be explored in the next episode: the heavenly treasures, spiritual lamps, palm branches, white garments, and the different numbers of angels accompanying souls towards eternity.
