NDE Testimony: Sheol is not a Mythology Anymore

Differentiating Sheol from other concepts of the afterlife is essential, particularly contrasting it with Gehenna. Gehenna later evolved in Jewish thought to represent a place of judgment and punishment, unlike Sheol, which serves as a neutral gathering space where souls dwell in a suspended state. In this enigmatic underworld, souls are likened to "shadows" or Rephaim, ethereal remnants of their earthly existence. This imagery contributes to understanding Sheol as more of an echo of life rather than a place of eternal suffering or joyous liberation. It has been increasingly reported that since 2023, a wave of near-death experiences (NDE) has swept across the world—shaking the beliefs of people from every religion, background, and walk of life. Witnesses claim that Yeshua Himself took them out of their bodies and revealed to them the unseen realms of eternity—Heaven and Hell. From Muslims and Hindus to Buddhists, Jews, atheists, and even Satanists—many are now boldly declaring that they met the living Messiah, Yeshua.