Summary of John Hagee's The Three Heavens

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 The Hagee family prayer chain was in full force, and we began to circle the wagons. When I arrived at the hospital, I learned that my two grandchildren were in adjoining rooms, which made it easier for Nana and Papa to divide our time between them. #2 The family took their two children into the house to prepare for dinner and celebrate the addition to their home. Their youngest son, Jack, was floating in the pool fully clothed and facedown. The father pulled him out and began CPR. The boy was taken to the hospital, but his parents never gave up on saving him. #3 The ER doctor told Diana that even though Jackson had regained his heartbeat, he was concerned that he had gone so long without oxygen that he would be either brain dead or in a vegetative state. #4 The family was told that if and when Jackson woke up, he would most likely have significant neurological deficits. However, the parents watched in awe as their son came back to life in the days that followed.