Proof of Angels

The Definitive Book on the Reality of Angels and the Surprising Role They Play in Each of Our Lives

De: Ptolemy Tompkins, Tyler Beddoes, Ptolemy Tompkins - introduction

Narrado por: Kirby Heyborne

Duración: 5 h y 16 m

Resumen del Editor

From the collaborator of the blockbuster best seller Proof of Heaven comes the definitive book proving angels are real, all around us, and interacting in our lives every day.

In March 2015, millions worldwide were captivated by news reports of the dramatic rescue of an 18-month-old girl, Lily Groesbeck, who'd somehow survived 14 hours in an overturned car partially submerged in an icy-cold Utah river after her mother apparently lost control of the vehicle. A voice the four responding officers assumed was the child's mother still trapped inside spurred them on: "Help me, help me." Yet once the two victims were recovered, it was clear that the voice could not have come from Lily's mother: She'd been killed on impact.

New York Times best-selling author Ptolemy Tompkins, with the help of Tyler Beddoes, one of the responding officers who helped rescue Lily, share details of this modern-day miracle and explore the evidence for the existence of angels in our world.

Proof of Angels weaves real-life stories into a rich narrative, exploring the history, nature, and significance of angels in our lives. With an introduction by Colleen Hughes, the editor in chief of Angels on Earth magazine, Proof of Angels proves that the barrier between the spiritual and the scientific is less certain than we often think. Not only does Tompkins offer a highly entertaining look into a universally fascinating topic, but he also delivers a fresh and deeply reassuring message: We are not alone.

©2016 Ptolemy Tompkins and Tyler Beddoes (P)2016 Simon & Schuster

Everyone Said

You have to read this book, everyone said I must and should. The stories were mindful and they kept my interest, up until I had to make myself listen. I was excited hearing the faithful and rejoiced at certain times, I’d encourage anyone with an extra credit to try this book out

well written.

this book was very interesting,and well worth the time to read, hard to stop listening once you start.

Answered Prayers

I have bine struggling with PTSD and zoloft effects. Great read to answer Prayers. Thanks

Peace and confirmation

I loved this book and it's nice to know I am not allow in my experiences with Angel's that surround me.

enlightening

I found the book very enlightening because of my belief in God and this wonderful fascinating universe that he has created for us.

Angels and these stories are heartbreaking

i struggled to finish because of the interest emotion I felt. i was connected to the story and was motivated to listen and get even more of the story.

Amazing!

When I was done with this book, I was numb, speechless, emotional...What Tyler has been through as a police officer is unimaginable. Thank you, Tyler, for sharing yours, and the other officers story. And baby Lily! What a miraculous event! The Cookeville story....what a blessing. I'm literally speachless. I'll have to come back and update this review when I find my words again. ❤

very informative, eye opening, I love it

loved it! this was amazing and brought up a lot of points I never really thought about.

Ptolemy Thompkins should have read the whole book

A very worthwhile read, content-wise.
The reading of the book, however, lacks conviction, despite the reader’s earnestness.
This is a good example of why the author is often the best person to read his or her own book. Because they get it.
I got used to him eventually. But I never stopped missing Ptolemy once I heard the introduction.

Pointless and needlessly graphic piece of drivel..

If you're looking for solace, or hope, or even some kind of reasonably relevant information don't bother with this, it's just glorified "B movie" storytelling that largely has nothing to do with the reality of angelic presence. The author seems so much more interested in describing at length graphic bloody crime scenes than speaking about the holy. Terrible book, ridiculous. Don't bother.