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Originally posted by CaptainNemo
Originally posted by Unity_99
What is interesting is something I had forgotten as well, that makes this not just a depiction of Jins or Legion influencing the leaders or dabblers of occult, which I think has happened throughout the ages, and even in ufology some of this is related strongly to entities. However, the corporal use of technology, and crafts of course, but the surprising fact that the literal translations reveals that "God" or their "Hero" is not an immortal being, at least in the corporal sense, but can die.
I agree. Maybe there is but one transcendent God of pure love and understanding existing in a higher dimension, and the elohim (the worshiped) benevolent E.T's. There seem to be different "Elohims" influencing different cultures at the time, which he briefly and indirectly touches on in the lecture. But from the video I can pick out these two; the Hebrews Elhoim, and the Nephillim's Elohim. Are they of the same or a different race? Have you ever heard of Sirius B and the DOgon? Ancient Astronaut proponents believe that more than one alien races were influencing cultures around the world, and this is more or less what I believe too.
Originally posted by onequestion
How can you be a christian that doesnt believe in the bible?
Originally posted by onequestion
How can you be a christian that doesnt believe in the bible?
Originally posted by Alethea
This is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard. Can it be verified that NASA is really putting out this insane, laughable explanation for the "burnt meat smell"? How gullible do they think people are?
The word used to indicate "burnt offering" is holocaust. Somehow I do not get the impression of that being a back-yard bar-b-que.
This "god" is said to "love the aroma" which is a metaphorical phrase akin to the modern day idion of saying one "enjoys the sweet smell....of SUCCESS." Apparently, this "god" is enjoying the aroma/sweet smell of seeing his battle plans come to fruition in a holocaust.
Further, scripture states that this "god" likes the "fatty portions". Again, this is a metaphorical story indicating that he builds his wealth by receiving the greater part of the spoils of war. He gets the "fatty portions" and tosses the bones to his workers.
I can't believe that Biglino would even repeat something so absurd as what NASA has allegedly claimed.
32:8 When the Most High assigned the nations their heritage, when he parceled out the descendants of Adam, He set up the boundaries of the peoples after the number of the sons of God;
32:9 While the LORD’S own portion was Jacob, His hereditary share was Israel.
. Now, he's either BS'ing the Hebrews or he really does have responsibility for the whole Planet.
Exodus 19:5 - Now therefore, if ye will obey my voice indeed, and keep my covenant, then ye shall be a peculiar treasure unto me above all people: for all the earth is mine.
Originally posted by netkomm
Originally posted by CaptainNemo
Originally posted by Unity_99
What is interesting is something I had forgotten as well, that makes this not just a depiction of Jins or Legion influencing the leaders or dabblers of occult, which I think has happened throughout the ages, and even in ufology some of this is related strongly to entities. However, the corporal use of technology, and crafts of course, but the surprising fact that the literal translations reveals that "God" or their "Hero" is not an immortal being, at least in the corporal sense, but can die.
I agree. Maybe there is but one transcendent God of pure love and understanding existing in a higher dimension, and the elohim (the worshiped) benevolent E.T's. There seem to be different "Elohims" influencing different cultures at the time, which he briefly and indirectly touches on in the lecture. But from the video I can pick out these two; the Hebrews Elhoim, and the Nephillim's Elohim. Are they of the same or a different race? Have you ever heard of Sirius B and the DOgon? Ancient Astronaut proponents believe that more than one alien races were influencing cultures around the world, and this is more or less what I believe too.
Within the Old Testament - we won't find any reference whatsoever to any spiritual God but a very earthly, physical presence.
We may, on our own, quest to find a spiritual and transcendent God - the One that binds us all - but for as much as you search in there - ask a Rabbi for that purpose - you won't definitely find in the Torah.
When we speak about Elohim, we have to consider the possibility that they could have been a group of races OR one of the races that visited our planet in the past.
When we move out of this, we can only make speculations.
The Masoretic Text, other than the Dead Sea Scrolls, is the only existing representation of the Old Testament in Hebrew. The oldest fragments date from the 9th century AD, but the oldest complete texts come from the 10th and 11th centuries AD. However, the Hebrew text that it contains is clearly not the original Hebrew, nor even the Hebrew that was in use in the 1st century AD. The Hebrew of the 1st century AD was closely akin to the Greek Septuagint that we have today; this is clear because, although the Hebrew was little used, when it was used in ancient writing it was clearly in agreement with the Greek Septuagint rather than the Masoretic Text. For example, although Philo and Josephus both used the Greek Septuagint, it is believed by most scholars that they frequently had access to a Hebrew Bible and even consulted it on a few occasions. It is through evidence like this that we see that the then current Hebrew disagreed with the Hebrew Masoretic Text of today. In the 1st century, the Christians and all other Greek speaking Israelites, including 1,000,000 of them who lived in Alexandria, Egypt, used the Greek Septuagint. Jesus and His Apostles wrote in Greek and quoted the Greek Septuagint. Of this there can be no doubt. This is a fact that can be confirmed in any encyclopedia or scholarly book on the subject. As we have already pointed out, we know this because the quotations of the Greek New Testament are exactly aligned with the Greek Septuagint, but in sharp opposition to the Hebrew Masoretic Text. There is, however, no reason to believe that they were in disagreement with the Hebrew that was current in the 1st century AD.
22 And after he became the father of Methuselah, Enoch walked with God 300 years and had other sons and daughters. 23 Altogether, Enoch lived 365 years. 24 Enoch walked with God; then he was no more, because God took him away.
When it says “elohim” without the article “ha”, it is referring to God (according to James VanderKam–Enoch: A Man for All Generations) We see ha-elohim (angels) and Elohim in the same verse (5:24). This is not a mistake–this is a deliberate differentiation. This alternating between the two terms goes on throughout the whole story.
Gen 5:24 And Enoch walked with God: and he was not; for God took him.
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In the first instance of “God” in this verse, the Hebrew has “ha-elohim”. The second instance, it is simply “elohim”. Why the difference? According to VanderKam, the verse should say:
And Enoch walked with the angels (watchers); and he was not, for God took him.
9Then lifted I up mine eyes, and looked, and, behold, there came out two women, and the wind was in their wings; for they had wings like the wings of a stork: and they lifted up the ephah between the earth and the heaven. 10Then said I to the angel that talked with me, Whither do these bear the ephah? 11And he said unto me, To build it an house in the land of Shinar: and it shall be established, and set there upon her own base.