Nine Days In Heaven: The Vision Of Marietta Davis

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Marietta Davis fell into a trance at age twenty-five that lasted nine days. She experienced a vision that made her a legend. When she finally regained consciousness she described with extraordinary graphic detail scenes of how angels had conducted her spirit to heaven and hell. Marietta made it clear that her vision was given for her to tell the world so people could prepare for the afterlife. This new modern English rewrite of Scenes Beyond the Grave is an attempt to recapture the original story in a more readable text. Supporting testimonials of the original publisher, family, and others appear close to their original form at the end of the book. Click Here For Sample Chapter Marietta Davis fell into a trance at age twenty-five that lasted nine days. She experienced a vision that made her a legend. When she finally regained consciousness she described with extraordinary graphic detail scenes of how angels had conducted her spirit to heaven and hell. Marietta made it clear that her vision was given for her to tell the world so people could prepare for the afterlife. This book is an attempt to recapture the original story in a new modern English text. Supporting testimonials of the original publisher, family, and others appear close to their original form at the end of the book. About the Authors Dennis Prince, after working for nine years as a lecturer in civil engineering, attended Bible college and in 1976 assisted in planting a thriving church, the Christian Resource Centre, in Melbourne, Australia. During this time he and his wife, Nolene, also published the Resource Song Book Series, which is now widely used in Australia and beyond. Today he concentrates on writing and Bible teaching. Nolene Prince, earned a bachelor's degree in music, specializing in singing, and after teaching school music also attended Bible college. She then directed her efforts to raising their children, church and music ministry, and the selection, arrangement, and recording of songs for their publications. The Princes live in Melbourne and have three married children, and three grandchildren.

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