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Books Written by Vernon Gray
Transcended

What is Transcended About?

Transcended is Vernon Gray's personal testimony blending personal vision narrative with pastoral teaching. It lets readers know that the spiritual realities described are true, biblically grounded, and relevant to life and conduct on earth. Transcended is Vernon Gray's first-person account about a series of supernatural visits to heaven and other spiritual places.  Vernon accounts being taken and guided by an angel through multiple distinct “rooms” or experiences (for example: a Judgment Hall, Records Room, Parts Room, Reconstruction Room, Musical Room, Throne Room). Each scene is narrated in detail and used to teach spiritual lessons.

Key elements and themes:

• Visions of heaven — vivid sensory descriptions (sights, sounds, smells, light, music) and emotional reactions of awe, joy, conviction, and sometimes guilt.

• Judgment and accountability — scenes where Vernon sees records of people’s lives, drawers representing life experiences, and an emphasis that all deeds are known by God.

• Healing and ministry — accounts of healings, a “healing ministry,” and encouragement that God still heals through people on earth.

• Angelic beings and hierarchy — different kinds of angels, some majestic and powerful; the throne room with ordered activity and worship.

• Instruction and calling — the Vernon receives messages and commissions (write a book, tell people about heaven, call others to faith), plus practical moral exhortations (honesty, repentance, following God).

• Biblical connection — frequent references to Bible passages (MSG translations quoted), using scripture to interpret and validate the visions.

• Pastoral tone — the book is both testimony and exhortation: meant to comfort believers, challenge dishonesty, and encourage readers to seek God personally.

• Hope and evangelistic urgency — repeated message that heaven is real, God loves people, forgiveness is available, and readers should respond (believe / follow).
  
  

Structure & style:

• The book is organized around numbered “experiences” or rooms; each chapter/section is an episode plus reflection.

• Language is devotional, declarative, often conversational and emphatic (personal testimonies, direct addresses to the reader).

• Frequent use of italics/quoted speech for divine or angelic words and scripture excerpts.
  
  

Intended audience & purpose:

• Written for a Christian audience or seekers curious about near-death/out-of-body/heaven experiences.

• Purpose appears threefold: (1) testify that heaven is real, (2) encourage faith and righteous living, (3) instruct/readers about spiritual realities (healing, ministry, accountability).

Chapter-by-Chapter Synopsis

1. The Call to Heaven – Dale describes being lifted into a heavenly realm and guided by an angel. His senses are overwhelmed by peace, light, and sound.
2. The Judgment Hall – A sobering vision of drawers and records containing every detail of a person’s life, emphasizing accountability before God.
3. The Records Room – Detailed books of life are shown; Dale realizes that nothing is hidden from God.
4. The Parts Room – A vision of body parts stored in heaven, symbolizing God’s power to heal and restore.
5. The Reconstruction Room – An area where angels prepare and rebuild, showing God’s creative work.
6. The Musical Room – A place filled with heavenly music, beyond anything imaginable on earth.
7. The Throne Room – The central focus of worship, light, and power. Dale sees angels, living beings, and the presence of God radiating majesty.
8. Encounters with Angels of Fire and Light – Vivid descriptions of angels ministering around the throne and fiery stones symbolizing God’s presence.
9. Scripture Connections – Throughout the journey, Bible passages confirm what Dale saw, anchoring the visions in God’s Word.
10.The Return to Earth – Dale returns with a renewed mission: to tell others of heaven, God’s love, and the urgent call to faith and repentance.
11. Reflections and Commission – Dale shares his burden for honesty, healing, and evangelism, urging readers to believe in Jesus and prepare for eternity.