An incredible Story About Bruce Van Natta That Was Saved By Two Angels
Bruce Van Natta
An incredible Story About Bruce Van Natta That Was Saved By Two Angels
On November 16, 2006 a tragedy and miracle happened all at the same time. Bruce Van Natta was on his usual runs of being a diesel mechanic, when one of his friends told him to check on a leak of one of the trucks for him. These are no ordinary trucks, they are logging trucks that weight over 10 tonnes each.
As Bruce Van Natte slipped under the truck to check the leak, the jack that was holding the front truck up, fell out of place. Bruce Van Natta was crushed like a pancake. Five arteries were severed and his major organs were crushed as well. At this point he tried to at least get his head out in front but he was in so much pain that he called out to his friend to get him out from under the truck. His friend quickly put the jack back up and called the ambulance. At this point Bruce called out, “Lord Help, Lord Help Me.”
Bruce felt his spirit depart his body and he could see from above the whole accident scene. He saw two huge angels so bright on either side of his body and his friend in the middle. The angels were so huge, about 8 feet high. Bruce could see the angels’ hands holding his chest as if to keep it together.
At this point Bruce heard two voices in his head. He had to make a decision, whether to stay alive or die. He choose to stay alive and his spirit was shot back into his body. The ambulance crew arrived and he was conscious, he was transported to the hospital and the doctors didn’t expect Bruce to live more than a couple of hours.
Not only did Bruce live, he survived five operations, his organs rejuvenated and his small intestine grew back with God’s blessings. He is no longer a diesel truck mechanic and driver but has opened an organization to help others called Sweet Bread Ministries. Bruce Van Natta has also written a book about his experiences called Saved By Angels.
Have a look at the video below for more in-depth information on Bruce Van Natta’s own testimony.
