Remember, at the moment of death ‘time’ ceases to exist. What the person would have continued to see, or also see, in Heaven, beyond what he remembers after a ‘return from death’ is thus not known. Especially since most of us are not in sufficient grace at our death to see Jesus ‘face-to-face’, it is not surprising that we might ‘see’ others in ‘preparation’ before we see Jesus, and that even if that preparation took ‘hours’ to tell about upon one’s return from a near-death experience, it would not take ‘hours’ in heaven; therefore the teaching that we see Jesus in judgment ‘at the moment of death’ can still be quite true. Again, since these people ‘return’, they have not had their judgment yet. “For it is appointed to man to die once, and then the judgment.” God isn’t going to greet us, judge us worthy of heaven, or purgatory, or even hear us condemn ourselves to hell, and then blithely dismiss us with “Fooled you–back you go”.