Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #53046 in Books
• Published on: 2006-04-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 251 pages

Customer Reviews

Don't believe every spirit, but test them.
Some people think this book is divinely inspired, while others believe it is inspired by demonic spirits. There are over 100 reviews on Amazon.com which will indicate this. For myself there is one ultimate test and that is does it agree or disagree with the Bible. Clearly this book fails the test and I mention just a few of the reasons below:-

1. It is clearly seeking to add to the book of Revelation about which we read in Rev.22: 18 "If any man shall add unto these things, God will add to him the plagues written in this book."

2. In her visions Choo sees two separate groups of Christians, one group walking around in a wilderness place with their heads down and dressed in sand coloured clothes. The other group are similar but are in a different place and are wearing grey coloured clothes. The first group are identified as Christians who have sinned and they will be left in this state forever, the second group are Christians who have been disobedient and they will end up in the lake of fire. This is completely contrary to the teaching of scripture. All sin can be classified as disobedience and all disobedience can be classified as sin. Christians will be tried at the Bema or judgement seat of Christ, where they will suffer loss or reward according to their deeds.(1 Cor. 3:8-15) Elsewhere Choo refers to this passage as if it is referring to the Great White Throne judgement. There are other places where she contradicts scripture but for the sake of space I won't list these now.

3. She says that she receives her new body in vision, but scripture is clear that the new body is given at the rapture. In her new body she becomes tired and weary. Additionally she is required to change clothes and so apparently does Jesus. Her Jesus gets angry at her humility and speaks harshly to her because of this. His face is never seen, which speaks of secrecy, yet scripture tells us we shall see him as he is. (1 John 3:1-2) In addition to this she gets insight into when the rapture will take place because she sees her grand daughter as a young woman being raptured while at the time of the vision she was still a baby. All of this contradicts the words of Jesus that nobody knows the day or the hour of his coming.


4. Scripture tells us that in a church service, "all things should be done decently and in order (1 Cor. 14:40) but Choo is told to do her own thing irrespective of what everybody else is doing. Little wonder the pastor made her stop. She left that church because she was not willing to accept God ordained authority.

5. Her out of body experiences and the violent body movements have all the hallmarks of the occult and I would be interested to know of her background. The scripture warns us that Satan can disguise himself as an angel of light (2 Cor. 11:14)


6. Choo is the one who is exalted in this book. She is constantly being told how wonderful and special she is. How obedient she is. She is allowed to sit on the throne next to Jesus! The Holy Spirit will always exalt Jesus not man. It is little wonder that a number of Christians who have read this book have felt very uneasy about it. Christians beware of this book and do not be deceived by it. Don't take my word - test it against God's Word.

wow
i really loved reading this book. its so amazing .This book taught me that anyone can become close to god even baby christians. it made me desire to know Jesus more and i could not stop saying Jesus i love you. i felt so blessed to have read the book. i bought the book for my mum and felt it was worth it. its amazing what joy we exprience when the holy spirit's presence is so intense. up to now i can't stop saying Jesus i love you and will always do. Its so amazing every day i desire Jesus christ. thank you Jesus for blessing choo Thomas to write this book.

Beware
This book, in my opinion, is a mixture of both truth and falsehood - a very dangerous combination. Although the book starts off ok, from about half way through and onwards I began to get a very uncomfortable feeling about it. The Jesus she speaks about does not sound like the Jesus of the Bible and her experiences are not scriptural. I believe this woman, although sincere, is very deceived.