Three men who claim to have experienced hell during near-death experiences have shared their accounts with Fox News host Sean Hannity. Bill Wiese, author of "23 Minutes in Hell," described his experience as being pulled out of his body and falling through a tunnel, where he landed in a prison cell in hell. He said he saw demons with reptilian features, including huge jaws, sunken eyes, and claws, and that he had no idea how he got there or why.
Wiese was joined by pilot Jim Woodford, author of "Heaven, an Unexpected Journey," and former Buddhist monk Steve Kang, now a pastor and author of "Eight Hours in Hell," for an exclusive conversation with Hannity. Woodford said he experienced a near-death experience after taking too much pain medication, and that he encountered a demon that spoke to him and told him it was time for him to come to hell.
Kang's story was different, as he said he experienced a vision after using marijuana that was laced with heroin, cocaine, and PCP, and attempted to take his own life. He said he felt like he was in hell for an eternity, and that any suffering on earth is better than the pain he felt in hell. All three men said they came away from their experiences believing they had been given another chance at life for a reason, and felt a responsibility to share their stories with others.
Wiese emphasized the importance of Scripture in understanding his experience, saying that there are 132 verses in the Bible about hell, and that Jesus mentioned it in 46 different verses. He said that his experience was a message of warning, and that he hopes to point people to the scriptures and help them understand the reality of hell.
The men's experiences were shared on Hannity's podcast, and can be listened to on various platforms, including iHeartRadio, YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.
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