Comments on: Alien Evidence In Religious Art http://www.aliencrossing.com/alien-evidence-in-religious-art/ Sat, 20 Mar 2010 12:42:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Jeff Barnett http://www.aliencrossing.com/alien-evidence-in-religious-art/#comment-41 Jeff Barnett Sun, 07 Mar 2010 19:19:18 +0000 http://www.aliencrossing.com/alien-evidence-in-religious-art/#comment-41 I've been aware of most of these paintings. There is a description given by the prophet Ezekiel of a craft that he describes as \a wheel in the middle of a wheel.\ Obviously the prophet had never seen anything like this flying machine before. I believe the prophet gave us the best description he could in terms that were more meaningful to the people in his own time. I think that the use of the word angel could be used to describe many things that men did not know or understand. This leaves the objects in the paintings that may be their depiction of angels..., having the appearance of a man, but a ship that they believed was an integral part of the angel. I'd say that God has created all manner of creatures, giving them intelligence and free will..., much like us. I also believe that all men are not created equal, as well as not all aliens are created equal. I am also aware that there was a UFO that landed not long ago, and three military personnel were abducted. When the men were delivered back to their unit, all three men were stripped of their weapons and clothing, beaten and bleeding, two were already dead, and a third survived but was placed in a mental hospital. In short, some UFOs are good, and some are bad. Either of which can be deadly if provoked. We are told in the Bible that in the last days there would be signs and wonders in the sky. Anyone with the eyes to see, has probably seen UFOs or all kinds. Even the creatures aboard these craft are directly affected by prayers to God for protection..., this has been documented. I’ve been aware of most of these paintings. There is a description given by the prophet Ezekiel of a craft that he describes as \a wheel in the middle of a wheel.\ Obviously the prophet had never seen anything like this flying machine before.

I believe the prophet gave us the best description he could in terms that were more meaningful to the people in his own time.

I think that the use of the word angel could be used to describe many things that men did not know or understand. This leaves the objects in the paintings that may be their depiction of angels…, having the appearance of a man, but a ship that they believed was an integral part of the angel.

I’d say that God has created all manner of creatures, giving them intelligence and free will…, much like us.

I also believe that all men are not created equal, as well as not all aliens are created equal. I am also aware that there was a UFO that landed not long ago, and three military personnel were abducted. When the men were delivered back to their unit, all three men were stripped of their weapons and clothing, beaten and bleeding, two were already dead, and a third survived but was placed in a mental hospital. In short, some UFOs are good, and some are bad. Either of which can be deadly if provoked.

We are told in the Bible that in the last days there would be signs and wonders in the sky. Anyone with the eyes to see, has probably seen UFOs or all kinds.

Even the creatures aboard these craft are directly affected by prayers to God for protection…, this has been documented.

]]> By: angela http://www.aliencrossing.com/alien-evidence-in-religious-art/#comment-39 angela Sun, 07 Mar 2010 15:14:40 +0000 http://www.aliencrossing.com/alien-evidence-in-religious-art/#comment-39 Excellent article! I have often thought that these artists, who were forced to paint religious art because of the mass control of the Church during those times, might have been trying to introduce new ideas in their paintings. Of course they would have had to have been subtle about it...but no artist likes to be told what to paint. Excellent article! I have often thought that these artists, who were forced to paint religious art because of the mass control of the Church during those times, might have been trying to introduce new ideas in their paintings. Of course they would have had to have been subtle about it…but no artist likes to be told what to paint.

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