Why Did I See My Husband Spirit Walking Out Of The Room After He Died Of Cancer?
Question: I had my wonderful husband for fifty eight years, that photo you see was our Fifty Year Anniversary photo. Paul passed away from cancer, we were at the Hospice Care House and at the moment my husband died I saw his spirit walk in front of me, his thigh had healed for he was walking quickly he was still in his hospital gown and he looked neither way, and it was only seconds which my mind just couldn’t wrap around this. Can you dear Brother give me a reason why I seen my Husbands spirit walking out of the room? I have been very confused. Thank You so much.
Answer: Greetings in Jesus wonderful name!
So glad to hear from you. I understand how faithfully you have lived with your husband for fifty eight years, and I first of all appreciate your love and commitment towards your husband which you have showed.
When you say that when your husband passed away from cancer, that when you were at the Hospice Care House, at the moment of your husband's death, you saw him alive in his spirit walk in front of you with his thigh healed as he was walking quickly which he was not able to do before because of the weakness of his body, and further he was in his hospital gown and he looked neither way, and you were able to see him like this only for seconds, which your mind couldn't grasp and understand, I tell you that because it was a supernatural experience from God, where God for a fraction of second of time He opened yours eyes in a vision to see the spiritual realm where your husband did not really die, but lives because of the promise Jesus gave to all believer saying, "whoever lives by believing in me will never die" (John 11:26). In other words, there is no death for a believer in reality, whether they die by cancer, accident, or because of hunger or suffering, as Jesus who holds the key of death chooses to call his child to Himself at that time when they die, even though it might look like they have died naturally without anybody choosing to intervene in to their lives (Rev 1:18).
One of the main reason God showed your husband in the spirit to you, is to encourage you to believe, that he is leaving the place of sorrow and crying on this earth [i.e. Hospital gown], and is entering in to a glorious place in heaven with God by his side [i.e. where healing and health is normality for all], where He Himself will comfort him for the trials he has gone through in this earth and to appreciate for eternity of how he still kept his faith through it all (Rev 21:3-4; Luke 16:25; 2 Tim 4:7-8).
There is a very thin line that seperates the natural world from the spiritual world, and when God gifts us a chance to see in to it for a moment of time by removing the veil that closes the eyes of our heart, then with a momentary vision we are able to gaze in to eternity and get reassured of what lies ahead for each and every one of us as believers in Christ. Hallelujah!
Your husband looked neither way because his eyes has been opened to the glory of heaven already which he was able to see before him.
I believe God wanted you look forward to seeing your husband alive in heaven soon and very soon, and not be grieved for him anymore in your life. God wants you to rejoice in Him and know that he has a great plan of reunion for you in heaven that He wants you to look forward in faith (Php 4:4). Above all God wants you to be filled with the wonder of heaven, which is God the Father Himself who loves you and His only Begotten Son Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior who has expressed His love to you by dying for you on the Cross (Rom 8:31-32).
Here is the great hope God wants you to hold about our great future as believers, "13 But I do not want you to be ignorant, Christians, concerning those who have died already, lest you sorrow as others who have no hope. 14 For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again when we are alive, even so God will bring with Him those who have died as believers in Jesus. 15 For this we say to you by the word of the Lord, that we who are alive and remain until the coming of the Lord will by no means rise up in our glorious eternal bodies before those who have already died and are asleep in Jesus. 16 For the Lord Himself will descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of an archangel, and with the trumpet of God. And the dead in Christ who have already died before us will rise first. 17 Then we who are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. And thus we shall always be with the Lord. 18 Therefore comfort one another with these words." (1 Thess 4:13-16, Paraphrased By Me).
The above verses of hope is the doctrine of rapture that comforts the heart of all believers, irrespective of how they have died. We as believers could not take it positively, when we pray for healing and experience death at the end of the journey. When we desire for the best job and see that we do not get it after all our prayers. When we pray for a match we have desired, and later find that they marry someone else. How to digest these things properly and have good healthy faith at the end of it all? The only way is to believe the Word of God, and know that God works all things together for our good, as we love God and know that we are called by God to fulfill His eternal purpose in our lives on earth. So it is better to understand, when God says no, He has something better for us. That is why even Jesus when he understood that He needed to die carrying the sins of the world and for a moment of time in eternity have to be cut off from the eternal fellowship of the trinity which has been in eternal unity, Jesus felt so bad, but He wisely chose to trust in the never ending faithfulness and wisdom of God and said again and again three times to God saying, "My Father, if it is possible, let this cup pass from me. Yet not as I will, but as you will." (Matt 26:39, 42, 44).
We learn from Jesus that when we find no answer for our prayers, even when we do it for a third time which means up to the full limits of persevering in spiritual perseverance of prayer, it is better not to get confused but to give in to the will of God, because He knows what is the best for our eternal profit than just a temporal one. God answers us when He finds something is the best, He says no when something better is in store for us, He says later when He knows that we are not ready spiritually to receive His answer as it might destroy our faith or keep us stagnated where we are.
God know our needs, and only answers according to His purposes, and will not give us our wants until we come to know that we want nothing more than God who is our provider and shepherd (Psa 23:1). So God showing your this vision shows that He is your shepherd in your life, and wants you to be satisfied always in Him even when you do not receive His answers for your prayer, because He has a great eternal future awaiting you in the world to come in which even the unanswered prayers of you fit in to His overall plan to bring you the best of His plan to get fulfilled. Praise the Lord!
Much Blessings....
Answer: Greetings in Jesus wonderful name!
So glad to hear from you. I understand how faithfully you have lived with your husband for fifty eight years, and I first of all appreciate your love and commitment towards your husband which you have showed.
When you say that when your husband passed away from cancer, that when you were at the Hospice Care House, at the moment of your husband's death, you saw him alive in his spirit walk in front of you with his thigh healed as he was walking quickly which he was not able to do before because of the weakness of his body, and further he was in his hospital gown and he looked neither way, and you were able to see him like this only for seconds, which your mind couldn't grasp and understand, I tell you that because it was a supernatural experience from God, where God for a fraction of second of time He opened yours eyes in a vision to see the spiritual realm where your husband did not really die, but lives because of the promise Jesus gave to all believer saying, "whoever lives by believing in me will never die" (John 11:26). In other words, there is no death for a believer in reality, whether they die by cancer, accident, or because of hunger or suffering, as Jesus who holds the key of death chooses to call his child to Himself at that time when they die, even though it might look like they have died naturally without anybody choosing to intervene in to their lives (Rev 1:18).
One of the main reason God showed your husband in the spirit to you, is to encourage you to believe, that he is leaving the place of sorrow and crying on this earth [i.e. Hospital gown], and is entering in to a glorious place in heaven with God by his side [i.e. where healing and health is normality for all], where He Himself will comfort him for the trials he has gone through in this earth and to appreciate for eternity of how he still kept his faith through it all (Rev 21:3-4; Luke 16:25; 2 Tim 4:7-8).
There is a very thin line that seperates the natural world from the spiritual world, and when God gifts us a chance to see in to it for a moment of time by removing the veil that closes the eyes of our heart, then with a momentary vision we are able to gaze in to eternity and get reassured of what lies ahead for each and every one of us as believers in Christ. Hallelujah!
Your husband looked neither way because his eyes has been opened to the glory of heaven already which he was able to see before him.
I believe God wanted you look forward to seeing your husband alive in heaven soon and very soon, and not be grieved for him anymore in your life. God wants you to rejoice in Him and know that he has a great plan of reunion for you in heaven that He wants you to look forward in faith (Php 4:4). Above all God wants you to be filled with the wonder of heaven, which is God the Father Himself who loves you and His only Begotten Son Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior who has expressed His love to you by dying for you on the Cross (Rom 8:31-32).
Here is the great hope God wants you to hold about our great future as believers, "13 But I do not want you to be ignorant, Christians, concerning those who have died already, lest you sorrow as others who have no hope. 14 For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again when we are alive, even so God will bring with Him those who have died as believers in Jesus. 15 For this we say to you by the word of the Lord, that we who are alive and remain until the coming of the Lord will by no means rise up in our glorious eternal bodies before those who have already died and are asleep in Jesus. 16 For the Lord Himself will descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of an archangel, and with the trumpet of God. And the dead in Christ who have already died before us will rise first. 17 Then we who are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. And thus we shall always be with the Lord. 18 Therefore comfort one another with these words." (1 Thess 4:13-16, Paraphrased By Me).
The above verses of hope is the doctrine of rapture that comforts the heart of all believers, irrespective of how they have died. We as believers could not take it positively, when we pray for healing and experience death at the end of the journey. When we desire for the best job and see that we do not get it after all our prayers. When we pray for a match we have desired, and later find that they marry someone else. How to digest these things properly and have good healthy faith at the end of it all? The only way is to believe the Word of God, and know that God works all things together for our good, as we love God and know that we are called by God to fulfill His eternal purpose in our lives on earth. So it is better to understand, when God says no, He has something better for us. That is why even Jesus when he understood that He needed to die carrying the sins of the world and for a moment of time in eternity have to be cut off from the eternal fellowship of the trinity which has been in eternal unity, Jesus felt so bad, but He wisely chose to trust in the never ending faithfulness and wisdom of God and said again and again three times to God saying, "My Father, if it is possible, let this cup pass from me. Yet not as I will, but as you will." (Matt 26:39, 42, 44).
We learn from Jesus that when we find no answer for our prayers, even when we do it for a third time which means up to the full limits of persevering in spiritual perseverance of prayer, it is better not to get confused but to give in to the will of God, because He knows what is the best for our eternal profit than just a temporal one. God answers us when He finds something is the best, He says no when something better is in store for us, He says later when He knows that we are not ready spiritually to receive His answer as it might destroy our faith or keep us stagnated where we are.
God know our needs, and only answers according to His purposes, and will not give us our wants until we come to know that we want nothing more than God who is our provider and shepherd (Psa 23:1). So God showing your this vision shows that He is your shepherd in your life, and wants you to be satisfied always in Him even when you do not receive His answers for your prayer, because He has a great eternal future awaiting you in the world to come in which even the unanswered prayers of you fit in to His overall plan to bring you the best of His plan to get fulfilled. Praise the Lord!
Much Blessings....
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