How odd this current world must have looked, we with our televisions, space-shuttles, and computers, in the visions of the prophets of old; and how odd the world of antiquity looks to us today – a world of giants, magicians, and sorcerers; a world of legendary gods coming from the heavens.
Aliens in the Bible is a book of possibilities. No claim of supreme knowledge in biblical interpretation is made – rather, scripture is presented, and with it, the pondering mind of the author. Some pondering may be perceived as utterly preposterous, despite the fact that science and historical literature other than the Bible may also support some suggested theories. Nevertheless, this book should be a healthy read; it should touch the unseen eyes of the soul, which delight in the revelations of the invisible realm.
Aliens in the Bible is researched information that places paranormal subjects into three categories: supernatural entities, realms of existence, and phenomenon. Within the scope of paranormal phenomenon, unlike the title of this book may suggest, a host of topics are covered. Along with the existence of aliens – ghosts, thought-forms, artificial intelligence, monsters, and mythical beings are also discussed – all with a biblical interpretation. The realms of heaven and hell are explained in depth. Other paranormal phenomenon, such as reincarnation, PSI, astral projection, stigmata, and more, are also elaborated upon.
Some of the theories presented in this book might make the average Christian laugh. Indeed, they could be embossed on the front page of a tabloid. Some of them are as follows:
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| 1. The image of the beast spoken of in the book of Revelation might actually be an artificial intelligent life form. | ||
| 2. The giants of Genesis chapter 6 were genetically engineered hybrids of humans, and fallen angels. Dinosaurs and other monstrous prehistoric beasts were the results of precursory genetic experimentation leading up to the Nephilim giants. | ||
| 3. Astral projection was practiced at the Tower of Babel. This ability aided in the exponential growth of knowledge. It may have also originated from, or attracted - beings from other worlds. | ||
| 4. Satan once ruled a host of planets; one of them was called Rahab. God destroyed this world; it became what is now known as the asteroid belt. The pyramids and face on Mars, as well as clues found on asteroids tell the story... | ||
| 5. The heaven reported by many non-Christians that have had NDEs (Near-Death-Experiences) isn’t really heaven at all. It’s actually a vacated paradise located within the midst of Hades, ruled by demonic entities. This place, as well as others, aid in Satan's deceptions. | ||
| 6. What people perceive as reincarnation is actually possession of the deceased. |
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This book may be accused of not being focused on the primary message of the Bible. The heart of scripture is the heart of God; that He imbed Himself inside the body of a human being by the name of Jesus, and willingly allowed Himself to be murdered. Why did He do this? Because He demands perfect justice – yet seeing that we can never pay this price, He paid it for us, if only we accept Him on His terms.
Instead, this book’s focus is on items that may be deemed a value of secondary importance in comparison with the essentials of the Christian faith, such as the love of God, the immaculate conception of Christ, His work of salvation on the cross, moral absolutes, etc. To all Christian readers, I humbly request you humor this work, for this book should serve a valuable twofold purpose. First of all, it will witness to seekers – who often immerse themselves in spiritual phenomenon – not necessarily Christian in origin. In browsing the gambit of paranormal subject matter, the cover and title of this book should attract their initial attention. God will have to do the rest. This book also serves the purpose of prophecy. It’s a warning of an up and coming deception the likes of which the Earth has never before seen. If this book is inspired by the Holy Spirit as its author is let to believe, then it will act as a dormant seed – and sprout in the fullness of time.
Throughout my life, I have been fascinated with the unknown. I was the kid that kept asking 'Why?', and any adult that was patient enough to continue answering my queries always ended up with God, one way or another. I didn't like the numerous gaps that led to God, however. I wanted to fill those gaps. So, as I entered adulthood, my exploration into the unknown eventually veered into the study of paranormal phenomenon. My studies ranged from 'interviews' with everyone I've ever known concerning paranormal topics, events, etc., to studies, to experiments, and finally, to experiences. My life ended up being one big episode of the X-Files. To make a long story short - I still ended up with 'God'. It took demons infesting my house and tormenting me to get me to 'chill out' with the experimentation business - but Jesus got rid of them, and left me with an experiential truth I can't deny.
I've filled a few of those early gaps in my knowledge base, yet remain with more questions than I originally began with. But questions are fun - especially now that the ultimate question of my salvation has been answered.
The Paranormal Christian is a compilation of my experiences, and also the experiences of others I've known. It also contains a few stories I've collected from various media - i.e., TV, radio, books, etc, and articles I've written about various subjects I take an interest in, such as artificial intelligence, the Trinity, and others. The Paranormal Christian is currently unpublished, and continues to grow. I will add stories to it as time goes on. I suppose when the Lord deems it appropriate, I'll finally publish it...
| The Paranormal Christian discusses many personal experiences of my own, such as a ghostly experience I once had while in South Korea during my years in the Army. The two pictures on the right depict the grave yards that the troops spend the night in on a regular basis, because they are among the few level areas on the sides of mountains. In Korea, people are buried on top of the ground, as depicted in the small diagram, which they call a "Happy mound". |
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| The picture on the right goes with the story of "Addy" - a ghost that infected the house I lived in while in Arkansas, during my childhood. Every single night, this figure was visible in the hallway next to the television, and visitors to our house could see it whenever they wanted to. Usually this spirit was nothing more than a thought-form - a mindless shadow. It wasn't always this docile, however. One night it woke me up by shouting in my ear, and then locking my mother's bedroom door and putting her in a deep sleep - something she claims to this day to have no recollection of. |
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| This story was covered in Aliens in the Bible, and also the Paranormal Christian. This particular road goes through the jungle behind Fort Sherman, Panama, where I and a number of other soldiers encountered an other-worldly entity that appeared to simply be curious about us. |
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| Here I am, 13 years old, at Chiquita Lake, California. This is the same lake that my father and uncle heard a Big Foot back in the 1960's. This lake turns as placid as a sheet of glass in the late afternoon, and even the mosquitoes know it's time to be quiet. It so quiet during this time, the place seems almost unnatural. |
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Book Description of - The Eaglestar Prophecy
The end of the age is upon us. Soon the heavens will be shaken, and the battlefield of an ancient war will make its way to the Earth. The fabric of time and space trembles full of fractures under the strain of warring battalions, yet we of Earth sit in stillness, in a quiet sector of our universe, primarily unaware of the forces about to embark upon us.
Through the thinning veil, both the darkness, and the light are penetrating. And while the world becomes subtly entrenched in clouds of darkness, speckled rays of prophetic light have been piercing through, fulfilling the prophecies of Joel 2:28-32. Over 20 years ago, one such ray of light struck me, an ordinary 12-year-old boy. In a vision, I saw an eagle whose countenance and power was unfathomable. Electricity pulsated throughout the feathers of His body, and while He glared at me with His glowing eyes, He stretched out His wings. A star of light formed between them, and struck me on my forehead. I am finally beginning to understand the knowledge that was imparted to me on that night so long ago...
| This is my best depiction of the first vision of heaven I received when I was 12 years old - though it falls vastly short of my experience. This dream revealed to me the pure essence of God's heart - that He is LOVE. This Eagle, I believe, is Jesus revealing Himself to me as the prophet - and the star above His head is the Father's love, which blasted me! Also, not pictured here was the Holy Spirit, who in my dream wore a Spanish sombrero, covering His face. He played the most beautiful music I ever heard on a guitar - He was the one that directed my attention to this Tree in the first place. |
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| The second vision of heaven I received when I was 12 years old is shown on the right in a basic diagram, though again - it falls short to an infinite degree. The grey cells were damp dungeons, and the open corridor I finally reached was a gateway into heaven. The walls were higher than the eye could see. |
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Book Description of - Aliens and the Antichrist
Aliens and the Antichrist picks up where Aliens in the Bible left off. The subject of extraterrestrial life in particular is covered in this book as it relates to End Times prophecy, delving back to Earth's ancient pre-Adamite past, and extending into the eternal future of the heavens. The primary emphasis of this book is to expose the great End Times deception spoke of in 2 Thessalonians - the great delusion that will soon engulf the Earth.
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Book Description of - Apparition
Apparition begins with the attempted suicide of Simon Cross; a man plagued with the tragedy of losing his wife. Instead of escaping his sorrow, he awakes from a coma four years later only to find himself completely paralyzed. Incapable of moving, or even speaking, he becomes the prisoner of his own body.
Still plagued with the loss of his wife, his only occupation in life is imagining her standing at the foot of his bed. Over time, the image of his wife gradually comes to life, sometimes appearing no different than a physical person. At first, he thinks his imagination is simply growing more acute. But this assumption is soon shattered on one fateful night when she, (the image of his late wife), arrives with open arms, inviting him to join her. Separating from his physical body, Simon is finally free from the prison of his mortal shell.
From this moment on, Simonīs perception of reality is turned upside down. His escapades as an apparition traverse the spectrum of emotion. The horror of demonic encounters, the humor of the ultimate pranks, and the wonder of the unknown, all become a part of Simonīs everyday life.
A physicist by trade, Simon quickly begins to study his abilities, testing by trial and error. These tests become an integral part of his new life. He quickly discovers that there are many inherent properties in a spirit body. Universal language translation through ESP, several different modes of travel, an odd relationship with matter, and an immunity to the effects of gravity, weather, and the atmosphere itself, are just a few. (Every test is accompanied with an unpredictable story).
Armed with his knowledge of physics and creative imagination, Simonīs tests eventually lead him to see what the effects of electrical shock produce on his spiritual body. To his delight, he discovers that electricity has a healing property that enables him to regenerate his physical body; specifically, his spinal cord! It isnt long after this that Simonīs physical body rejuvenates, and Simon once again becomes a participant in the world.
Unknown to Simon is the interest heīs attracted from individuals in covert government agencies. These individuals introduce themselves to Simon shortly after he re-enters society. Though their motives appear altruistic, their main interest in Simon is getting his help to produce a top-secret military weapon. This weapon, if produced, would enable the person wearing it to kill anyone, anywhere, anytime, completely undetected. Secrets could not be kept from him, plots could not be made against him, and no one would be safe from him. He would be like a demon unleashed on the Earth, with all humanity to devour as he pleases.
This synopsis, by far, doesnt encapsulate the entirety of Apparition. Simonīs romance with the nurse he falls in love with while in the hospital, his narrow escapes from the powers of darkness, his personal journey to faith, and his many friendships, are all an integral part of this thought provoking tale. I hope this summary is enough to arouse curiosity, but not enough to dispel the joy of not knowing whats around the next corner.
Book Description of - Soldier of Misfortune
An inside look at Army life from one whose been there, Soldier of Misfortune begins with with the author's childhood experiences, all of which culminated to his joining the Army by the age of eighteen years old.
Milor was an M-60 gunner stationed at Fort Ord, California for two years. As an M-60 gunner, he was deployed to Panama during the Panamanian Conflict of 1990. Afterward, he was stationed in South Korea for his remaining year.
This book will be a delight to those interested in hearing a somewhat comical view of what Army life is like for an Infantry soldier.