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Speaking of UFO in the past I have had the privilege to examine a printed text to Basilea in 1556 and that it brings a series of strange events.
from the blog
Among these there is also the brief story of the sighting of a happened UFO… in 1479 in the skies of Arabia. The description in Latin it says that it was ” sicut comet” and it continues “as comet in form of cylinder with a point and so many holes on the side”. Precise that the Latin term ‘comet’ it is a form less used (and perhaps medieval) in comparison to the usual term ‘cometes’ of the classical Latin language. The illustration that accompanied the description was the sketch of a real cylindrical rocket with point ogival and numerous porthole.
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Originally posted by Funk bunyip
I'm looking forward to watching this! Don't have the time right now but will later today...
cheers mate
Mike Heiser is a scholar in the fields of biblical studies and the ancient Near East. He is the Academic Editor of Logos Bible Software. Mike earned the M.A. and Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and Semitic Languages at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2004. He has also earned an M.A. in Ancient History from the University of Pennsylvania (major fields: Ancient Israel and Egyptology). His main research interests are Israelite religion (especially Israel’s divine council), biblical theology, ancient Near Eastern religion, biblical & ancient Semitic languages, and ancient Jewish binitarian monotheism.
Mike blogs about biblical studies at The Naked Bible, and fringe beliefs about archaeology and antiquity at PaleoBabble. He offers courses on the Old Testament, New Testament, Biblical theology, and various ancient languages through his online institute, MEMRA. He has also written several articles and short books on these sorts of subjects.
Mike's other academic interests include the paranormal and the occult. His UFO Religions blog discusses how the belief in aliens shapes modern religious worldviews. Mike has been a frequent guest on a number of radio programs such as Coast to Coast AM. He is best known for his critique of the ancient astronaut theories of Zecharia Sitchin and his paranormal thriller, The Facade, which intertwines many of his interests.
Originally posted by Ookie
I get that he re-translated the Bible. But what is the info you want us to have? I am not going to watch the video and there is no summary of what he says. I read the other post, and all it was was arguing over if the guy was who he claimed to be. So please, do what the forum rules say and condense his video into the major salient points. What is so explosive? What did he find?
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Originally posted by Patriotsrevenge
reply to post by scary
Don't be fooled. This guy is lying through his teeth. This is one of the only guys who has the credentials to interpret the bible correctly and what he says completely smashes Zac Sitchin's BS.
Mike Heiser is a scholar in the fields of biblical studies and the ancient Near East. He is the Academic Editor of Logos Bible Software. Mike earned the M.A. and Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and Semitic Languages at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2004. He has also earned an M.A. in Ancient History from the University of Pennsylvania (major fields: Ancient Israel and Egyptology). His main research interests are Israelite religion (especially Israel’s divine council), biblical theology, ancient Near Eastern religion, biblical & ancient Semitic languages, and ancient Jewish binitarian monotheism.
Mike blogs about biblical studies at The Naked Bible, and fringe beliefs about archaeology and antiquity at PaleoBabble. He offers courses on the Old Testament, New Testament, Biblical theology, and various ancient languages through his online institute, MEMRA. He has also written several articles and short books on these sorts of subjects.
Mike's other academic interests include the paranormal and the occult. His UFO Religions blog discusses how the belief in aliens shapes modern religious worldviews. Mike has been a frequent guest on a number of radio programs such as Coast to Coast AM. He is best known for his critique of the ancient astronaut theories of Zecharia Sitchin and his paranormal thriller, The Facade, which intertwines many of his interests.
www.michaelsheiser.com...
You want to know the absolute true well dig through his site and you will see for yourself.
www.michaelsheiser.com... This one page bust the whole UFO-Roswell MYTH!! See the pretty pic's? His book is pretty good reading too as its a story based on what he thinks is happening now between our governments and what the gov, thinks are aliens. I read the whole book in two nights so it must be good.
Originally posted by sweetnlow
Excellent thread so far, now what needs to occur is someone should do the entire series in spoken English so we can listen without having to read subtitles, although i get and understand what he is saying, it would be better digested in our native tongue
Originally posted by scary
He translated the accepted MMS from all three Abrahamic religions using ONLY the consonants as it was written and without injecting punctuation (not written with it) and vowels,
Originally posted by Climax
Thank you for being so persistent in trying to get this info out. Im only on part 3
Personal observation, at around 11 min into the first vid he shows a sumarian pictogram for Ruach which is translated something like Spirit of God or Gods Wind, it totally looks like a UFO.
Very interesting.
Thats what i'm saying. This guy in the video thinks he knows more than jewish priests who spend their entire lives studying this stuff. They don't just spend 4-6 years in college studying it they spend up to their entire lives starting at the age of 12.
Originally posted by benrl
You do realize the OT is apart of the Jewish Torah And that Jewish scholars had it and have read and translated it far longer than there has even been a "Catholic" church...
Just saying...