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| A Divine Revelation of Hell | 
 enlarge | Author: Mary K. Baxter
Publisher: Whitaker House
Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating:  344 reviews
Sales Rank: 6451
Media: Paperback
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 216
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6
Dimensions (in): 8.4 x 5.3 x 0.6
ISBN: 0883682796
Dewey Decimal Number: 236.25
UPC: 630809682796
EAN: 9780883682791
ASIN: 0883682796
Publication Date: September 1, 1997
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Product Description
Over a period of forty days, God gave Mary K. Baxter visions of hell and commissioned her to tell all to choose life. Here is an account of the place and beings of hell contrasted with the glories of heaven. It is a reminder of the need each of us has for the miracle of salvation.
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 A Divine Revelation of Hell November 24, 2008
Very interesting and eye-opening of the author's trip to Hell with Jesus. This book will make you think of what could lie ahead if you don't ask Jesus to come into your heart and be your Savior.
 HEAVEN OR HELL? A CHOICE November 2, 2008
I recommend reading "A Divine Revelation of Hell" for Christians and non-Christians. It is scriptually based and enlightening for those who believe, and those who do not believe there is a Hell. If you believe there's no Heaven or Hell, or that only Heaven exists and NO Hell, this is a book you might want to read. Especially, if you don't believe Jesus nor Satan is real. It might shed some light on this subject for you. It's written by Mary K. Baxter, a woman who says she has been to Hell and back "literally" and has seen and felt the horrors of this place called Hell. I believe once you start reading this book you won't be able to put it down until you have completed it, and you might be the better for it.
 Bunch of baloney October 21, 2008
I read this book some years ago and she is so full of it. Hell is the total absence of God, therefore, it is total darkness, solitary confinement, mental and emotional torture as well as feeling physical pain. You are totally alone, with no one for company, including any demons. Think of what the opposite of God is. God is feeling great emotionally and physically. God is Light (Jesus is the light of this world), God is love. Jesus spoke much more about hell than he did about heaven. Picture youself for eternity, never ending in solitary confinement with only your conscience and memories without the pain. That would be bad enough and that in itself would be hell. Deliberate rejection of Christ Jesus' sacrifice for us is what puts one in hell. If a person wishes to deny there is a god and wants nothing to do with God, then hell is their final destiny. They put themselves there. Even though we're in the "end times", I don't believe this woman had a true vision with Jesus. He doesn't operate that way. It is true that hell is referred to as in the "heart of the earth" and indeed today it is. But the new hell after this earth is destroyed will be at some far far away place from where God is in outer space I imagine. At any rate, I don't believe her. It seems more likely to me that her vision came from a demon than from a heavenly being. A very good book to read is "The Tragedy of Hell and How to Escape it". You can get it at Amazon.com.
Loved the book, bought it for my niece. October 20, 2008
I read this book a few years back and I loved it. Recently my niece wanted to read it, so I ordered it for her.
Not very divine after all September 17, 2008
I remember reading this not long after it came out. I ate it up! It took me a few years to conclude that it was all her fertile imagination. I agree with another review posted here that asserts that the "Jesus" of Baxter's so-called "revelation" bears little to no resemblance to the Jesus of the Bible or traditional church teaching. I think this "revelation" can be safely ignored. As a telling side-note, has anyone else noticed her "A Divine Revelation of..." series of books? Looks like she started herself a franchise along the lines of "Chicken Soup For The (fill in the blank) Soul"!! Sounds like money might be the big revelation here.
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