Melissa Reads A Book From Heaven
Melissa was concerned that she might not be with her family in eternity. Trying to comfort her, I explained the three glories to her, and told her that the top glory, Celestial Glory, is the Church of the Firstborn—the Fullness of the Gospel followers. I told her that if she lived a good life, served Jesus by doing good things, she would be in His Church; and that is the best she could attain. One day she brought me a picture she had drawn from a dream. She said she’d been trying to read the Scriptures and it was very difficult for her because she missed five years of English language in school. God honored her efforts by teaching her in the dream. When the children were young He told me He was going to teach all my children. This is how He teaches Melissa—through dreams and visions. The drawing above is what she brought to me asking for understanding. She couldn’t remember how to spell Celestial. And she said the fourth planet was red—and angry. I explained it represented the Sons of Perdition cast off into the lake of fire.
Three Levels Of Glory 
The Spirit explained the four levels to me thus:
- Celestial living, the highest or third heaven that Apostle Paul spoke about is people who want to serve God on His terms regardless of the cost—“Thy will be done” doers.
- Terrestrial living, the second level, are people who want to serve God on their own terms.
- Telestial living, the third level, are people who don’t want to serve God on any terms, yet acknowledge Him as the Highest. These are people from hell.
- The lowest, and no glory, are those who defy Him. These are Sons of Perdition—those who chose to follow Satan in heaven and on earth.
Parable of the Seeds
Matthew 13 indicates there are 3 heavens
- Matthew 13:21 is Celestial soil--Cele..
- Matthew 13:20 is Terrestrial soil--Good
- Matthew 13:19 is Telestial soil (hell redeemed)--Fair
Matthew 13:18 is Sons of Perdition soil,cast into the eternal lake of fire - no glory--the Angry Planet
Visions of Chief Handsome Lake
Guideposts (Nov/Dec 1997) published the vision which changed the life of Native American, Handsome Lake, a once lost soul of the Seneca Tribe. He described seeing three angels dressed as Indian chiefs who helped him. In a second vision Handsome Lake was taken to heaven by a fourth angel, and, among other priceless treasures of knowledge, was told of three groups of people.
"The angel said they represented
those who would not repent
Handsome Lake saw George Washington and Jesus. He then saw a division between paradise and hell, and a
