Heaven Is For Real Audiobook Novels & Stories

He laughted aloud. "You really know nothing! Heaven is what ever your heart desires it to be. The people are all the same, but what everyone sees is different." My heart raced at the thought. What was it my heart desired in heaven? All I have ever wanted was to see my family again... Was this going to be my chance to do so? Ezekiel opened the door without hasiton. Light bright like the sun shined out. As I stepped forward, I had to close my eyes. The light was to bright for me to look at. Ezekiel pulled me through.

continued Daniel. Kenzo dripped crystal grains that almost hit his handsome face and he couldn't imagine how much their Love Heaven struggles. "I know Dissa is similar to Sarah, your wife. But, for the love of heaven, let her be my wife. Don't hurt yourself for selfishness and revenge. Let's start a new life and arrange a better life." added Daniel. Kenzo turned his gaze towards Daniel. "I'm not sincere if you guys are happy and while I'm suffering!" Kenzo snapped clenching his fists and glaring at Daniel.

"Father and Mother, I am wondering what part of the universe are you establishing your business now? Are you with Lev, Elizabeth, Oren, and Hanna? Is there such a parallel universe as what I had read in the books? Are those real? Metaverse maybe?" "Are you two in heaven now? What is the climate there? Are all of your souls with God now? Or will you all wake up someday from the dead, where you all did die, like what the rabbi said every Sabbath Day, that Jesus will redeem all of the clean and faithful ones, and go with Him in the promised land?" "I think a parallel universe is more plausible than that of the Judgement Day you all are talking about. I believe in science more than that the Bibl

"Stay strong, honey. I have been waiting for you. Was this an angel? Or perhaps the Moon Goddess? Even though I was still convinced that no one was actually talking to him, I still couldn't help asking the voice a question, even though I really wasn't expecting an answer. "Who are you?" "I am your past, present and future. I am your DESTINY!" `"You are my destiny? I don't understand what you mean…" This time, the only response I received was a faint jingle of bells. "Of course," I whispered, "I can't live anymore." I would never be so brave in real life. But if this is heaven, why is it dark and cold? Am I dead? Where is my mate? Where is Hailey?"

Why would anyone leave heaven to be on earth? "What is heaven like?" She finally asked. "Heaven is peaceful and glorious... but there is nothing for me there." "Yeah, your sister... Nix the all-knowing, what does that mean?" Nix stared off for a while in silence, Riona's questioning wasn't the easiest thing to answer. "I am an all-knowing god. I can hear the voice of the author." "The author?" She nodded before laying back on her bed. "The author is the first god of our worlds, she created everything,0 everyone and I can hear her voice."

All of those names about hell and heavens and angels and demons, they're nothing but mere myth. "Oh, well you better be. Because he is real." I waited for him to sink in clearly well in his madness, "but I don't believe so." Even in the shadows, judging from his brief paused, I sensed he'd flashed furrowed brows at me. "They're all just made up stories said by our forefathers to fill our minds, sir." "But that's not true, my friend. He is real, and so are his principalities." He changed his position on the sofa, sitting more comfortable. "I can assure you, just trust me. Join us."

“This world isn’t yours, and neither is he.” I turned back to Carlisle, my chest tightening as I searched his face for any sign of warmth, of recognition. “Carlisle, please...” But he didn’t respond. He turned away, his back to me, walking into the darkness with Violet by his side. “No!” I screamed, reaching out, but the floor gave way beneath me, and I was falling, tumbling into the void. Their laughter echoed around me, a haunting melody that chased me into the abyss. I sat up. “It wasn’t real, Reigna.”

At Heaven Far above, Zadkiel, accompanied by Wrath and his lover Jophiel, arrived amidst the devastation of Heaven itself. The once-pristine spires and radiant gardens were scorched, broken, and trembling under the assault of fallen angels. The celestial light that usually bathed the realm was dimmed by smoke, void, and chaos, and the sound of clashing divine power echoed across the clouds.

my grandmother gasped and clutched at her chest. My mother bent her head and quietly sobbed into her handkerchief. “What else aren't you telling us? Isn't Heaven out of surgery? Where is she?” my father said coldly. I clenched my fists at his overbearing tone. How would I tell them that Heaven is pregnant and in a coma? “Heaven…” Sensing my hesitation, Grandma grew more agitated. “Why aren't you saying anything? What's wrong with Heaven?” Taking a deep breath, I could only say, “Heaven fell into a…a coma.”

I replied. The room quited for a second. "What voices?" Heaven, who was not a part of the conversation that took place in Ollen's office, asked as she looked from one person to the next. Laura took it upon herself to give Heaven the answer, and I took that time to come up with the best way to tell them about the conversation I had with the whispers "They're real?" Heaven asked, and Laura nodded her head. "They were silent while we were all there. Why was that?" Ollen asked.