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MESSAGES and GLIMPSES of HEAVEN Conveyed by DAVID VOLUME - I MESSAGES and GLIMPSES OF HEAVEN Conveyed by DAVID By KAMAZH K. SOLOMON . At the age of thirteen, in a ‘Missionary Call Service’, when the Preacher asked the youth; “You have only one life in this world. Will you spend it for Jesus?”, David responded by standing up and accepted Jesus as his personal saviour. Further he committed himself to be a missionary at that tender age. After completion of his high school studies, he got admission at Thirunelveli Government Medical College, Tamilnadu, India. Before joining the college, at a Youth retreat on 7th August 1999, David dedicated himself to go as a missionary doctor to Bihar, one of the medically backward states in India, after completing his medical course. He gave his testimony to four hundred youth, adults and Pastors present for his dedication ceremony. There was no backsliding from his promise to serve the Lord and often told his friends in his medical college that he would go to Bihar to serve in a mission hospital after completing his course. But our Lord and saviour called him to be with Him on 7th October, 2003. When I was terribly depressed after his going home, Jesus gave me the following promises about David. 26th October, 2003 : David is my son. I will send him around the world as a ministering angel with a HEALING TOUCH. 1st January, 2004 : David is the ambassador for Jesus to convey Heaven’s messages to the earth. 24th January 2004 : David was my missionary, he is my missionary and he will be my missionary. I give special privileges to my missionaries. 18th April 2004 : “This privilege of communication I have given to you, is according to the perfect will of My Father. Do you think that it is not possible for Me and My Father, who created the Heaven, the earth and the Universe to give such a privilege? We want to reveal glimpses of the glorious Heaven, its grandeur and the happiness of the souls, to the people on the earth and we selected my son David for that mission. So you go on writing books, as long as it is the will of My Father and until then David shall give messages to you.” I feel that Jesus is fulfilling some of His promises through this book when it goes around, the world with a ‘Healing touch’. AUTHOR CONTENTS Page No FOREWORD --- 1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT --- 3 LIFE STORY OF BENSAM DAVID SOLOMON --- 5 CHAPTERS 1. DAVID MEETS JESUS --- 35 2. DAVID TALKS TO COMFORT THE FAMILY --- 42 3. GOD’S GUIDANCE FOR WRITING THIS BOOK --- 61 4. CHRISTMAS IN HEAVEN --- 68 5. MANSIONS IN HEAVEN --- 75 6. WORSHIP SERVICES IN HEAVEN --- 126 7. CHILDREN IN HEAVEN --- 162 8. YOUTH AND MUSIC IN HEAVEN --- 166 9. VARIOUS MEETINGS AND GET-TOGETHERS IN HEAVEN --- 202 10. DAVID’S EDUCATION IN HEAVEN --- 215 11. KINGS AND PALACES IN HEAVEN --- 234 12. EASTER IN HEAVEN --- 246 CONCLUSION --- 251 FOREWORD Dear Reader, Before reading this book, I want you to know the circumstance in which this book is written. My name is Kamazh Solomon. I retired in April, 2003 from Teaching Chemistry in three colleges for 36 years. My husband Rev. Kenaz Solomon is the Missionary and President of London Mission (congregational) Churches for 33 years. We both accepted Jesus Christ as our personal saviour and are doing His ministry. God gave us 2 sons. Our elder son Samuel Ben Solomon was born after nine years. He completed medicine (M.B.B.S.) and is now working in a hospital in Nagercoil. Our younger son Bensam David Solomon was a final year student at Thirunelveli Medical College. He accepted Jesus Christ as his personal saviour at the young age of 13 and committed himself to missionary work. He was planning to go to Bihar as Missionary Doctor after completion of his course. But our Lord’s will is different! On 7th October, 2003, evening after participating in a weekly prayer meeting conducted by Christian Medical students, he died instantly in a bike accident and had gone to be with our Lord. He was a lover of music and used to play keyboard and guitar. My family was terribly shaken and beyond consolation. On the 19th day after the loss of my beloved son David, my loving Lord gave me a promise about his ministry. From the 21st day, the Lord gave a “special privilege” to my beloved son David to talk to me from above. Now David is giving me glimpses of heaven little by little. I could hear his voice inside me calling me Amma (mother) distinctly and he continues to talk. This book contains the messages conveyed by David to me. A humble request to my readers first. As mentioned above this experience is a ‘Special Privilege’ given to me by my precious saviour and I believe it completely. I fully believe this message is given with a great purpose – to console me, my family and those who grieve over the loss of their loved ones. It is also my fervent prayer that all those who profess the name of Christ may know the glories of heaven and be ready to meet the saviour when called to eternity. As Paul says death is a GAIN to God’s people (Phil. 1:21). Now, my request is, if a reader has any reservation or if you do not believe this book please don’t write to me your comments- just ignore it since I am giving my son’s messages as I get them. I cannot explain them further. If you are blessed by reading this book, I will be happy to have your comments which may be a source of consolation to me and my family. Thank you. Please pray for us. D.L. Moody, a great Evangelist of the 19th century writes thus: “Perhaps, if we listen, we too might hear – in this storm tossed world of ours – some whisper borne from loved ones afar”. In Christ, Mrs. Kamazh. K. Solomon 3, Henry Road, Nagercoil – 629 001 Tamil Nadu, India. Note : I have included many Bible quotations and Verses from Hymns in many of these chapters apart from the Heavenly messages conveyed by David. - Author ACKNOWLEDGEMENT First of all, I thank my Holy, Mighty Father, His Son, my beloved Jesus for giving me the great privilege of receiving glorious Heavenly messages through my son David. I can’t find words to thank the Triune God for this great and special privilege and also for their wonderful promises given for David. I also thank ‘the great Comforter’ the Holy Spirit who has been with me constantly throughout the most difficult and sorrowful months of my life. I could constantly feel His presence with me, who also directed and comforted me with His still small voice. I must thank profusely the HOLY TRINITY who according to Their perfect will, helped me to write this book. I must thank my dear first cousin Mrs. Angel Johnson, M.A., B.T., (Retired Lecturer, Scott Christian College, Nagercoil) who was the first one to suggest that I should write a book on David even before David started revealing the Heavenly messages. She said, “David’s life story would be a great example to the youth of the present age.” I also thank our dear friend Mrs. Kamala Justus, M.A., (Retired Head of the Department of English, Women’s Christian College, Nagercoil) for her love and concern for us. Her constant prayer and her comforting words, always consoled me. She also helped me in the first phase of reviewing our manuscripts. She is a child of God and involved in His wonderful ministry. Next, I must thank our dear friend and relative Mrs. Indra Alexander, M.A., M.Phil., (Retired Principal and Head of the Department of English, Women’s Christian College, Nagercoil) David was a great admirer of Indra Aunty and they were very close to each other. One day David went to her house to see her new keyboard, in which she played beautiful piano ‘studies’ and ‘pieces’, which she, had played in her youth for her ‘Trinity college of Music’, London examinations. When he returned home David said, “Amma, I wish I could play like Indra Aunty.” She helped us in the final phase of reviewing our manuscripts. She is tirelessly involved in many projects for Jesus. Next my thanks go to my dear only sister Mrs. Pugal Sampson, M.Sc. (Rtd. Lecturer in Mathematics, Women’s Christian College, Nagercoil) I must say, without her help, I would have found it very difficult to complete this book. Both David and my sister inherited many common genes – great lovers of music, very hard working in their studies, very sincere in doing any project assigned to them, trying their level best to complete it with God’s help. My job is to receive the Heavenly messages and note them down in a paper. I hand them over to my sister, who writes them down neatly in her beautiful hand writing. Also in consolidating the messages into chapters she has helped me in consolidating the difficult chapters. Also I found in her a great friend to share my grief, which has equally affected her, who loves David very dearly. David also had great affection and admiration for his dear Periamma (aunt). Because of her great love for Jesus, she did spend more time on this book, than me. I also thank my husband Rev. Kenaz Solomon, M.A., B.T., B.D., Missionary and President of the London Mission (Congregational) Churches, South India for his constant help and encouragement in writing this book.
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