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NDERF 563 Mary Ann F NDE 134
https://nderf.org/Experiences/1mary_anne_f_nde.html
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1961-02-02
2002
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Mary Ann was thrown from a car on February 2, 1961, hitting her head on the divider and losing consciousness. From the ceiling, she observed her parents crying and heard nurses discussing her case, with one saying there was nothing they could do for her. She went through a dark tunnel toward a small light, emerging into beautiful light where she met her friend's deceased sister Kathleen in white, glowing attire.
Mary Ann asked to speak to God, who descended "like on an elevator" from a higher heaven. God appeared as Jesus, about 6'5" tall in white. God showed her family at home - her mother and sisters in the kitchen with her drunk father - and gave her a choice to stay or return. God then revealed her entire future life: she would have 13 children (3 would die), be married three times (second marriage abusive, third rewarding), and her daughter would die by suicide. She was shown a beautiful garden with indescribable flowers and aromas, flew with angels, and was taken to a church where she watched future disasters on television including fires, explosions, and tornadoes in New York. In a forest, she was shown a cure for cancer involving flowers and leaves, but told this memory would be taken until later in life. Upon telling her friend Eileen that Kathleen thanked her for caring for her children, she fell back into coma. Her father warned her not to speak of the experience or doctors would institutionalize her. Mary Ann reports that everything God showed her has come true - she had 13 children (10 surviving), has been married three times as predicted, and witnessed 9/11 as shown. She has developed psychic abilities and sometimes receives visions about people or events. --- Biblical Summary --- Biblical elements: Meeting God/Jesus, angels, beautiful heavenly garden, life review, and divine revelation align with biblical accounts. The hierarchical heaven with God descending from a higher realm echoes Paul's mention of the third heaven. The accurate prophecies about her life suggest divine foreknowledge. Unbiblical elements: The deterministic nature of the prophecies (showing unavoidable future events including tragedy) conflicts with biblical free will. The development of psychic abilities and ongoing visions outside a Christian context are problematic. The casual ability to summon God raises theological questions about divine sovereignty.
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Clinical death from car accident trauma, nurses said nothing could be done
Specific prophecies: 13 children (verified), 3 deaths (verified), 3 marriages (verified), daughter's suicide (verified), 9/11 vision (verified)
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