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Imagine the God of Heaven Near-Death Experiences, God’s Revelation, and the Love You’ve Always Wanted

John Burke

Millions of people around the world have reported a near-death experience. Do they prove the existence of a loving God? Never in history, until now, have we been able to hear from so many people around the world who have been brought back from clinical death

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Stuff You Should Know

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Stuff You Should Know

The hosts explained that David Koresh said he was writing his own version of the biblical Book of Revelation and intended to give the manuscript to scholars before surrendering.

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Koresh was in the final stages of his book of Revelation.

— Episode: The 1993 Waco Siege

Episode: The 1993 Waco Siege

The hosts explained that David Koresh said he was writing his own version of the biblical Book of Revelation and intended to give the manuscript to scholars before surrendering.

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Koresh was in the final stages of his book of Revelation.

He said he would write his own version of like an updated book of Revelation, basically.

The Shawn Ryan Show

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The Shawn Ryan Show

The book was highlighted when John Burke appeared on the show, where he introduced his latest work on afterlife and divine encounters and the hosts noted it as a New York Times bestseller. They emphasized its continuation of his exploration of near‑death experiences and God's revelation, presenting it as a compelling resource for listeners interested in spirituality. The overall tone was enthusiastic and the title was presented as a strong recommendation.

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Episode: #192 Lee Strobel & John Burke - The Resurrection

John Burke mentioned his new book that continues his exploration of the afterlife and divine encounters.

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I'll tell you, you know, in the new book, imagine the God of heaven.

Bible in a Year with Jack Graham

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Bible in a Year with Jack Graham

The episode focused on readings from Revelation, describing its prophetic visions of a new heaven and earth.

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Inspired by the book of Revelation.

— Episode: A New Earth - The Book of Revelation

Episode: A New Earth - The Book of Revelation

The episode focused on readings from Revelation, describing its prophetic visions of a new heaven and earth.

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Inspired by the book of Revelation.

So let's listen now to this great reading from the book of Revelation.

In the book of Revelation that we have been reading recently, Jesus stands at the door and knocks in Revelation 3.20.

The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)

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The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)

It was read from, chapters 15-17, as part of the Bible in a Year reading plan, and was the main focus for discussion during this episode, including a discussion of the Roman Empire and its persecution of early Christians.

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We're reading Revelations chapter 15, 16, and 17, as well as Hebrews chapter 5, 6, 7, and 8.

— Episode: Day 363: The New Covenant Priesthood (20...

Episode: Day 363: The New Covenant Priesthood (2023)

It was read from, chapters 15-17, as part of the Bible in a Year reading plan, and was the main focus for discussion during this episode, including a discussion of the Roman Empire and its persecution of early Christians.

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We're reading Revelations chapter 15, 16, and 17, as well as Hebrews chapter 5, 6, 7, and 8.

It's not plural, it's singular, although it's pretty great. Revelation chapter 15, 16, and 17, Hebrews, letters to the Hebrews, 5, 6, 7, and 8, as well as Proverbs chapter 31, verses 23 to 25.

So speaking of the future, and speaking of the past, and speaking of the book of Revelation, we have in chapter 17, we have the story of the harlot and the beast.

And talks about, here's the woman, the harlot and the beast. And the beast has the seven heads and 10 horns that carries her.

And it says that in chapter 17, verse nine, it calls for a mind with wisdom. The seven heads of the beast are seven hills on which the woman is seated. There are also seven Kings, five of whom have fallen. One is, the other has not yet come. When he comes, he must reign only a little while.

Elevation with Steven Furtick

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Elevation with Steven Furtick

He explained that Revelation is an apocalyptic book written by John the Beloved, noting it is not apocryphal and describing it as symbolic and challenging to understand.

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the book of Revelation is, of course, an apocalyptic book. This is the genre to which the book of Revelation written by John the Beloved belongs. It is an apocalyptic book, not an apocryphal book.

— Episode: An Overview Of Your Future

Episode: An Overview Of Your Future

He explained that Revelation is an apocalyptic book written by John the Beloved, noting it is not apocryphal and describing it as symbolic and challenging to understand.

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the book of Revelation is, of course, an apocalyptic book. This is the genre to which the book of Revelation written by John the Beloved belongs. It is an apocalyptic book, not an apocryphal book.

I said, no. I said, nobody does, Elijah. I said, it's a symbolic book in a lot of ways.

I did take a seminary course on the book of Revelation. The professor said, after studying the book of Revelation for over 40 years, I have come to this overview.

Episode: The Pillow & The Promise

He mentioned that John, on the island of Patmos, wrote the book of Revelation.

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You can simply survive it, or you can be like John who on the island of Patmos wrote the book of Revelation.

Episode: You Already Know

The speaker briefly referenced the Book of Revelation, noting that some people add an "s" to its name.

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I need you to shout right now if you know who he is... the book of Revelation. The book of Revelations. People put an S on it.

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