Heavenly Layers Unfold: Energy’s Story Told Through Bold Faith

 


Does your mind ever click the point, what happens when we die? Just a random thought? It's just a question that has motivated minds and hearts for centuries. To hunt for the answers to solve the web of your mind. There is a book, The Die – Mentions of GOD, by James Allen. The answers may be more comforting through science and scripture than you ever thought.

According to the law of conservation of energy. Energy can't be created or destroyed; it only transforms. If that’s true, then the energy within us—our soul, our spirit—doesn’t simply vanish at death. Instead, it transforms. This powerful idea leads to a spiritual truth: we don’t die—we continue in a different form.

James Allen beautifully ties the knot of concepts to the Bible. Genesis 1:1 tells us God created “the heavens and the earth,” but what if “heavens” also refers to different dimensions? In 2 Corinthians 12:2, Paul speaks of a “third heaven.” If there’s a third, surely there’s a first and second. Allen presents a clear view:

·       First Heaven – The sky and atmosphere, as seen in Psalm 19:1.

·       Second Heaven – The stars and galaxies, mentioned in Psalm 8:3.

·       Third Heaven – A spiritual realm where God dwells, beyond physical understanding.

This layered view of heaven suggests that when our physical life ends, our spirit passes through these dimensions, just as Christ did (Hebrews 4:14). Allen shows how Scripture supports this transformation journey and offers a message of peace, hope, and eternal purpose.

Through the connections of faith and science, The Die – Mentions of GOD challenges the discovery of death and offers to trust in something greater coming. It is more than just a book; it is a guide that helps you to understand through the bible and scientific laws, as well as life beyond the physical. It is a must-read, now available on its official website and Amazon. Grab your copy now.

https://booksbyjamesallen.org/


 

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