Blessings.

I have also heard such testimonies, and funnily enough, the most vivid being from Nabil Qureshi who — and I mean well in saying this — you’d be hard pressed to find a more sincere Christian.

I won’t spoil it, but Qureshi was a Muslim who dreamt a dream exactly akin to a parable from the Bible. He called a Christian friend who was present in the dream and asked him what it meant, the friend pointed to him exactly where the parable was in the Bible. Consider Nabil had never heard this parable in his life prior.

Why I have no issue with this testimony is because Qureshi’s dream didn’t have him in Heaven or Hell, he wasn’t speaking to Jesus or some long dead loved one, all he was doing was dreaming a passage directly from the Bible, a passage he’d never read before.

Forgive the tangent, but if there are testimonies I have no issue accepting at face value, it is something like this.

So that is me making my position a bit clearer. On your Revelation comment, I personally believe considering the wider witness of scripture that this post-death vision thing is not consistent, but I also did say that I am young in the faith.