When Victoria Nasworthy was about 6 and a half years old Mary Jo Pennington asked her about these babies. She explained a little more clearly what she meant. She said these tiny babies are all in a huge room and they are on long soft tables side by side. The babies are placed on these soft tables when they first arrive. They have no clothes on yet because they are brand new. Mary Jo Pennington said. " Victoria, don't the babies even have a little blanket under them or around them?" Victoria explained' "It is not cold in Heaven." She said Jesus and the angels work on the babies because they are in bad shape when they first get there. She turned looked me in the eyes and said " There's no sickness or pain in Heaven. Jesus have to fix (heal) them." After they are "fixed" (healed) they are placed in little tiny beds, side be side on the soft tables. Mary Jo Pennington believed that the little babies go to the beautiful rooms soon after they are placed in their little beds.
(Note By Blogger: From this point I will only list the things that Victoria experienced in Heaven and what she told her family about in somewhat more general terms so that I can complete going through these books so if you want to get the whole story you will have to buy the books 6 Big Big Big Angels and Big Angels and Flaming Wild Horses by Mary Jo Pennington.) Victoria Nasworthy told her family the names of the eight girls she met in Heaven, where they were from, and how they died. She also did likewise regarding the eight boys. Victoria had also given some of them names just like what she did for the babies who did not have names. Victoria said that they have televisions and computers in Heaven however the images on the screens of those devices "come out" and are "real". Victoria could see what happened to each of the children she met in Heaven. Victoria saw "lots and lots" of babies in Heaven. Victoria saw those children at the time of their death as though she was there. That miracle of Heaven is something that defies understanding in that Victoria saw so much and yet remained so innocent. When Victoria saw some of them die she was there and it was as though she witnessed it happening. Victoria saw these things on earth yet she was in a "different kind of world". Victoria saw those deaths as a lesson in responsibility and that God is holding the people who murder children through any methods accountable for their actions that they must answer for one day.
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