Kyle: After reading Salvation in Hell

Kyle: After reading Salvation in Hell

What a read! I look forward to future occasions to discuss those revelations, insights, visions, prophecies etc. in greater detail.

Most of that information was so counter to my previously held notions and ideas/theologies that it was really quite difficult to reconcile with those former notions. Interestingly, as I looked up most of the scripture references and read the notes of my KJV Study Bible, I was forced to conclude that those editors of the notes at the bottom of the pages, were quite often severely off base. They were in direct contradiction with the teachings revealed to you and through you.

Certainly that text has the potential to cause and “explosion” as is stated on numerous occasions. Anyway I just wanted to let you know I read it.

It is unlikely that I have truly absorbed much of it, as it was often such extremely unfamiliar material, but I will give it more time in the near future. How possible would it be for electronic copies of the text? It is something that will take much time, meditation and prayerful consideration to absorb.

Right, so I read it and it was thoroughly enlightening.

I see what you mean when you said you were initially surprised by much of the revelation!

The early Christian Catholic tradition was privy to all sorts of truths that have been discarded by mainstream Protestants – how unfortunate that we have been at least somewhat setback … it will take time to reconsider long-held suppositions, theories and doctrines. But like the intro stated, when I read the verses in the Bible, it certainly seemed to line up with the teachings.

Okay, this is far longer than I expected to write.

I look forward to future revelation, discussion and expansion upon those teachings.
Kyle K.