23 Minutes in Hell (Original) - Bill Wiese, "The Man Who Went To Hell" Author "23 Minutes In Hell"

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Published on Oct 29, 2024
23 Minutes in Hell (Original)
On November 23rd, 1998 Bill Wiese experienced something so horrifying it would continue to captivate the world for over a decade. Bill shares his terrifying experience as described in his book, "23 Minutes in Hell." This powerful message will change your life! For more information, visit: https://soulchoiceministries.org/book-about-hell-23-minutes-in-hell/

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- Video Chapters -
00:00 Intro
01:35 People plan for a short vacation but not the afterlife
02:54 Before the book was written
04:16 It doesn’t matter if you believe me
04:38 This wasn’t just a dream
05:48 Annette shares what happened that night
06:40 "Pray for me! Pray for me! God has taken me to hell!"
07:46 Why would God send me to hell?
08:20 How can a Christian see hell?
09:27 Why does a Christian need to know about hell?

13:13 When you understand how severe hell is, you’ll want to persuade men
14:33 The BEGINNING of Bill’s hell experience
14:54 The prison cell in hell
15:47 The intense heat in hell
16:02 No strength in hell
16:58 The demons in hell
19:35 You can feel the darkness of hell
20:22 The raging pit of fire
21:06 Where I could first see people
21:42 Real, literal fire in hell
22:45 Jesus warned us about hell in the Bible
23:00 Hell is down deep in the earth/different levels in hell
24:25 The stench in hell
26:14 There is no rest in hell. No sleep ever
27:17 Forgotten in hell
29:56 The fear level in hell
32:29 Kept apart and isolated in hell for all eternity
33:11 Why is hell so horrible
35:50 Meeting Jesus
39:00 Why did He pick me?

41:45 Seeing Earth from space

46:12 God isn’t sending anyone to hell
46:57 How do we know God exists?
49:22 An eternal perspective on life
50:40 “I’m not going to hell because I’m a good person”
51:49 The penalty for our sin
53:37 You have to know God to live in His house
55:50 Why can’t God overlook our sins?
56:55 How can sinful man ever stand before a Holy God?
58:01 Directions to Heaven
60:14 Sinners prayer

More on this topic:
"Is Hell Eternal?" - https://soulchoiceministries.org/teachings/is-hell-eternal-blog/
"Is Hell Real?" - https://soulchoiceministries.org/teachings/is-hell-real-part-i/
"Will I Go To Hell?" - https://soulchoiceministries.org/teachings/will-i-go-to-hell/

Website: https://soulchoiceministries.org/
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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/billwiese_23minutesinhell/

A special thank you to Christian Family Church, Johannesburg, South Africa, and to
Dr. Theo and Bev Wolmarans. Amazing people doing the work of God! We love you!

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