How Not To Die - Full video linked in description #spiritual #death #forgiveness #jesus

End of life care nurse Yvonne Jones describes witnessing one man's agonizing death experience who refused forgiveness and even unknowingly quoted scripture as he was dying. This is a clip from a larger conversation about what people experience as they are dying as told from an end of life care nurse.

[sharonmccutcheon]

My brother had been a Christian but went through a bad divorce, years of depression and turned to drugs and alcohol for comfort. He did a lot of bad things and we didn't talk for years. God brought reconciliation and he ended up with hepatic encepholophy. I was with him when he died and prayed with him for forgiveness. I know he prayed with me because I saw tears in his eyes. The next morning he suddenly opened his eyes (first time since i got there) and was looking at the ceiling with this look of wonder on his face. Then he opened them again with the same look on his face. He died a few minutes later so peacefully I didn't know exactly when he had passed. As long as we have breath its never too late to ask Jesus for forgiveness. Thanks to God.

[TraciWatson-xc]

Dear Lord please forgive me for my sins. I never want to be without you in my heart and in my soul. Amen amen

[lorrainehilgendorf]

I have a friend who used to be a CNA at the hospital in our town
She said that one night a man started to actively die and then he kept screaming that his feet were burning his feet were burning
She went into his room and said I'm not supposed to say this but if you pray and ask God for forgiveness your feet will quit burning.
They prayed together and his feet quit burning and he passed peacefully that night.
Amen God ❤

[mirnadoherty]

A friend of mine deteriorated from dementia. Her husband had to admitted her in a nursing home. On one day I felt the need to go and see her after work. That day her husband left early from his visitation at the nursing home. She was a beautiful, loving Christian Lady. She used to teach at a Christian School. And she was the pianist in our church.
When I went to see her, she never opened her eyes. I sang some hymns for her and I prayed. Then I used my cell looking for more hymns, and out of a blue I find her favorite hymns that talk about heaven, children and being with Jesus.
I put my cell closer to her ears so she could enjoy it. I saw her tears coming down her cheeks…and she expired peacefully 🙏 Right then and there I praise and thanks The Lord for allowed me such privilege that his servant wasn’t alone at the time she closed her eyes and went to rest until that glorious day that Our Lord will call her name ❤️

[gregattanasio]

Knowing Jesus Christ of Nazareth is the greatest gift a human being can ever receive.✝️

[chopper]

My grandfather died at 86. At the funeral the pastor said that as he was visiting my grandfather, he asked him had he been saved. My grandfather told him he had not and that he always believed in God but never went to church ect. They prayed together and he accepted Jesus as his savior and repented. The preacher said something that’s stuck with me for 28 years now. He said, “Isn’t it great that he accepted Jesus after 86 years of life? But, that means he spent 86 years without knowing Jesus. Get to know Jesus and develop a relationship with Him. He is the best friend you will ever know.”

[ecyyigz]

So, , I'm a 45 year nurse...I could preach a sermon on this topic...she hit the nail on the head...saw a woman die, , it had the same feeling...difficult to explain the evil presence..terrible feeling..she made horrible faces and made screeching noise..I'll never forget it...But, , I also can share many GOOD transitions of death. People who were peaceful...if you don't believe in Jesus Christ as the Risen Savior, , , you have to believe something is going on...PLEASE ACCEPT JESUS AS YOUR SAVIOR...HE DIED FOR YOU!

[sandrathompson]

My grandmother was dying and was seeing all these scary things in her hospital room. When ever I had asked her if she was a Christian, all she would holler back is, I have been a Christian all my life. A friend came to the hospital, led her to the Lord, and all she saw then were flowers, cute little chipmunks and squirrels, and beauty. She died giggling and smiling. And at peace.

[SuperScrowder]

I consider my greatest accomplishment on earth is accepting the salvation Jesus gave to me on the cross. He provided us a way to repent by His own blood. I don't want to ever be without Him.

[norma]

I worked as a nurse for 35 years ...i saw many deaths as i worked on the cancer floor..but 1 young lady was in a coma for a couple of days, her best friend at her beside asleep but her husband was awake..it was 3 a.m....while we were talking the young lady opened her eyes and bolted straight up...her face contorted with her eyes almost bulging out of her sockets...sat straight up and screamed for the longest time..but it was silent...no noise...just her face contorted in absolute terror...she then closed her eyes, lay down and was been decades since i retired and i will take that memory to the grave....I KNOW she saw hell and her future there....PLEASE people accept Jesus into your heart....HELL IS REAL....and so is choice is yours....PLEASE CHOOSE

[michaeld.]

After witnessing to my 87 y.o. dad for 30 years, 4 days before he passed away, and the hospital staff said he had another year to live at least, my dad humbled himself--one of the rare occasions to do so in my life--bowed his head and asked me what he needed to do. He repented of his sins, believed Jesus paid the price for his sins on the cross, and thanked Him for His forgiveness. It was precious and powerful. Never give up on your unsaved loved ones!

[welshie]

My grandfather woke up from a coma shortly before he died. He could see and hear many angels singing. He kept asking if everyone else could see them.

[somethingsaboutmary]

I’ll never forget taking care of a dying elderly woman in. The ICU. She suddenly woke about 3am from being barely alert for several days, sat up and with a look on her face of joy and excitement with tears in her eyes crying out “I’ve missed you so much! There you all are! It’s so beautiful!” ….tears in her eyes I tell you. Her gaze at something in the room, but also was not in the room at the same time, was something I can’t forget. She passed later that morning.

[Imme_begin]

I totally believe her. When I was in high school my choir went to a contest 10 hrs away. We traveled to a town on the way and performed at a church. Then we stayed at a hotel. There were about six girls in my room visiting and all of a sudden there was this sense of evil that FILLED the room. I had never experienced anything like it. It almost felt physical. At first we were all scared and we sat around the bed holding hands and telling our darkest secrets, we then began to pray in earnest for God to pour Himself into us and to make the evil leave. It wasn’t instant, but after a while I felt like God had His hand on my shoulder. The room was FILLED with God’s love. There was not even a trace of evil. I’ve never experienced anything like it since. This was about 52 years ago. It is still one of the most profound moments in all of our lives.

[Nortongroove]

Her story brings to mind a resident who lived in a nursing home where I worked. She had multiple medical conditions, one of which was dialysis 3 times a week, and had decided she no longer wanted it. She was a no code status, meaning no CPR should she expire. One day at the common dining area, she was sitting in her wheelchair with her lunch in front of her, untouched. I approached and asked her if she’d like help with her meal. She accepted and I proceeded to feed her. After she had eaten a good portion, including some apple pie, she said “you know, I think I’ve had enough”. I started to push her chair to her room so she could lie down, and just like that, she passed. It seemed to be peaceful for her and I was so glad for that. I felt that I was blessed to be able to perform one last act of kindness for her. God grant you rest, Cheryl, you are missed♥️

[kjb_]

My grandma told me a few days before my grandpa died in their living room. ( He had lung cancer and died at 57) He told her he was at peace, he saw angels and they told him everything was going to be okay. ❤️

[louisejack]

My Dad gave his life to Jesus a week before he went home to God .there was peace in his room, praise God

[maryvandeusen]

Everyone has something to be forgiven for.

[brendabadih]

My mother was a death bed conversion. After a longvlifr of scorn and anger she was born again. One day i said, mom, when you sre away today, if you see jesus will you tell Him i day hello. Brry matter if tact she said, oh, we are going to meet in the garden this afternoon. I almost cried. My bros and sisters refused to believe me. I may never see them again after this life. But I know I will see mom. She was 83. ✝️

[georgecrawford]

God sent me to share the gospel with a person in hospice. I walked in the room, it was unnaturally dark or dim and a strange feel to the room. I was like Oh Lord, what is this, what should I pray for, I heard God say PEACE. SO, I prayed for peace. As soon as I said Amen, a dark shadow around the person's bed shot up into the ceiling, and the room lit up brightly. Visitors in the room did not notice the change.