A Divine Revelation of Angels

I adore all of Mary Baxter's books. All of them are so deeply saturated with raw honesty and truth, that her words seep into every crevice of the heart. I believe with my entire essence that Jesus Christ came to her; nobody could make this stuff up. After reading each one of her books, I am left pondering how very different her outlook must be toward this world and the next, in comparison to everyday people like you and I. After all, She has seen for a fact the reality of Hell; not only has she seen it, but she actually experienced it's horrors from the perspective of a lost soul. On the flip side, she has not only seen Heaven either, but also experienced it's marvelous and indescribable attributes from the perspective of an actual citizen! These books will forcefully open your spiritual eyes, and demand that your mind to look past the physical realm, and focus on that which we cannot see. The trickle effect will be that of spiritual sobriety and an ever growing relationship with our Savior, Jesus Christ. For He knew He had to let her experience the harsh boldness of all her visions, in order that she and all her readers would have a unstoppable, and unquenchable urge to spread His Holy Word. Carrie Lynn Jones It All Began... When Jesus Gave Me Sneakers

For those of you who love well written books, you'll certainly enjoy reading this one. My personal analization of this book is that it's wonderful with every descriptive remark made about supernatural beings called Angels. From the divine instructions from God to the way they encompass our every day lives here on earth they're wonderful. And yet because of my spiritual up-bring, I was reduced to tears in some passages of this book, with the terminology used younger readers can understand and will enjoy the basics that will relate also to the mind of a child. C. Jackson Hampton, VA

I want to answer the reviewer: "xmaggie mayx". First of all you are mistaken in scriptures that you say that all revelations of God ended with the "Book of Revelation". You are mistaken. Read the book of "Joel" in the Old Testament. The books talks about how God in the last days will pour out His Spirit upon all flesh. How the young will see visions and your old men dream dreams. He said that this will happen on both young and old. As you know we are living in the last days. Remember what the Lord said: who ever is not with me is against me. I think you are judging Mary K. Baxter out of your own opinion not with something that you can back up. Read the book of Joel and if you still disagree then you are not reading the same book I read or you are denying what the Holy Scriptures are saying. The Bible says also that in the last days there will be scoffers having a Religion but denying the power there off. I have read some of her books and the Holy Spirit bears witness with my spirit that what she has written is totally of God. You are entitle to your own opinion, but that doesn't make it the truth. You don't have to read and believe what she has written. Let other find for themselves their own opinions and come to their own conclusions and if they have the Holy Spirit inside of them, then the Holy Spirit will reveal to them weather is true or not.

Experience must be backed up by the Bible to be valid when it comes to spiritual matters. Mary K. Baxter spends the first three quarters of this book talking about angels from the perspective of the Bible. She emphasizes that angels are only to point you to God. They are not to be the focal point. They are messengers and agents of God. Furthermore, before accepting her experiences as valid, I looked at the endorsements from the people in the cover of the book. They are all credible people. Having established that criteria as a foundation, I accepted what she presents as her experiences as valid. I could not find anything that goes against the Scripture in what she says she saw. These revelations encourage you to know that the spirit realm is alive, active, and directly influences the material world. That truth itself is scriptural. This book does not call attention to the author or angels per se. It focuses on God.

In response to xmaggie mayx, Mary Baxter was allowed to view have and write the accounts that see saw. She's not the only one who has written accounts of heaven. Jesse Duplantis has and excellent book about heaven. His views are similar to Mary's but he gives additional differents views of heaven. I love both accounts and they both say that there are sections of heaven they were not allowed to write about. If you feel that Mary Baxter and other are false prohpets then pray for them. You can't knock someone who's helping to get people saved.