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ARE THERE UFO'S WRITTEN IN THE BIBLE?

Posted by Jesse "The Mind" Norman on Tuesday, October 13, 2009 9:08:00 AM

This is a question many have. Are there UFO”s written about in the Bible? Actually there are many instances where one can not only say “yes”, but really do point that there are UFO’s in the Bible.

It is written there will be a war in heaven between Michael and his angels against Satan and his fallen angels. After this future war, Satan will be kicked down to Earth. How does that happen? How do angels travel? How will this war be fought? How will Jesus return with his saints to Earth at the end of this age?

When Moses and the Israelites traveled through the wilderness for forty years, God traveled with them in a cloud. Moses saw a burning bush that didn’t consume the bush. Something like that also happened with a craft Ezekiel saw. And what about this craft he saw? The color was amber. The original Hebrew word there for “amber” is pronounced (khash-MAL), which doesn’t mean like a grainy amber color. It really means bronze or polished spectrum metal with an amber hue. It’s shape was the same no matter the viewpoint and traveled by fire.

There are two men who have never died. In looking in Genesis 5 where the generations from Adam to Seth on and on and on, it shows everyone lived to such an age and then died except for one. That one was Enoch. It says Enoch had sons and daughters and lived to such an age but he was not for God took him. Elijah was taken up by a whirlwind into heaven. These will be the two witnesses written of in Revelation that will die and stay in the streets for three days. The third day their bodies will be taken up into heaven. When Jesus was on Earth, God came from a cloud saying “this is my beloved son in whom I am well pleased”. Elijah and Moses spoke with Jesus while on Earth as well.

I think with everything that is written, the Bible definitely points out that there are things God and angels alike travel in. These definitely at the very least show the possibility of UFO’s. Are there little green men in these UFO’s? No. Angels? Yes.

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CHRIST'S LAST MOMENTS ON THE CROSS

Posted by Jesse "The Mind" Norman on Tuesday, June 23, 2009 10:10:00 AM

One of the more puzzling things written in the Bible are during Christ’s last moments when he said “My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?” For some reason the traditional explanation is that this was Christ’s moment of doubt and pain. If that were the case, then he would have sinned. To accuse God of forsaking them is a sin for anyone. I know some will say “Jesus couldn’t sin”, but that’s foolish. That’s also shortchanging his painstaking life and death to say that he didn’t have the ability to sin. To pay such a heavy price of the sins of our creation, it wouldn’t be right if God cheated and made it to where his Messiah didn’t have the ability to sin. Plus, Satan did tempt Jesus in the desert. Why tempt someone that didn’t have the ability to sin? Why would Satan waste his breath? Satan knew exactly who Jesus was and knew he had the ability to sin. How many of you has he come to and offered all of the kingdoms of the world to? None.

So why wasn’t what Jesus said on the cross a sin? The genius of what Jesus was referring to is beyond amazing. Jesus saying "My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?" was designed to make a wise person ask why that wasn't a sin. As long as they aren’t too influenced by the traditional teaching of men, the question is designed to make them hunt for the answer. He wasn't talking to God, and I'll prove it. “He said ‘my God, why hast thou forsaken me”, so of course he was talking to God.” Well, actually that isn’t the case at all.

What Jesus did by saying that on the cross was to fulfill scripture. What scripture? Psalm 22. Psalm 22 starts off by saying “My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?” It’s been there the whole time. Read that psalm down to verse 16 and it says “For dogs have compassed me, the assembly of the wicked have inclosed me; they pierced my hands and my feet.” That is how Christ died. He had his hands and feet pierced, did he not? When were the psalms written? Most, if not all of the psalms were written by King David around 1000 BC. This was written a thousand years before Christ was on the cross. What is more amazing is when you really analyze that whole thing, the Jews knew nothing of crucifixion until the Romans came in 76 BC. This was written around nine hundred years before that. Psalm 22 is obviously the prophecy of the Messiah’s last moments. Only the truly blind will say it is not after reading it, which I had one try to tell me not too long ago, but that was more like a man that would not admit he's wrong. The willfully blind.

Why Jesus didn’t sin when he said that on the cross was because he wasn’t talking to God at all. He was fulfilling scripture. He was saying Psalm 22 is him. That shows how genius Psalm 22 even is. It’s supposed to, when Jesus repeats it on the cross, make us ask “why wasn’t that a sin?” So it’s up to us to find the answer somewhere.

Not only does it prove Jesus was the Messiah, to which no decent explanation by an atheist can come up with as a counter, but it also brings the Old and the New Testaments together. It proves there must be a prophetic author. It proves that both books are written by God through the Holy Spirit and out of His elect. Just by that psalm and what Jesus said on the cross proves all of these things beyond any skeptic’s analytical power attempting to tear it down. They can’t do it. Point this out to them and see if they can. Watch them scramble and struggle to find an answer for this. God bless.

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THE AUTHENTIC BIBLICAL HISTORY OF SATAN

Posted by Jesse "The Mind" Norman on Thursday, June 18, 2009 7:27:00 AM

Some people hear “Lucifer” and “Satan” and just think those are the names of the devil and don’t even question why. There is a huge difference between the two names and when they were his names. When taking all of this in with the meaning of his names, it can provide you a whole lot of wisdom about not just him, but about us and why we are here. That’s a trip for you to take if you decide to though. I cannot go any further than where this post ends.

In the KJV and other translated versions of the Bible, for some reason they mistranslated the word "Lucifer". Lucifer in the Hebrew is actually Helel (hay-LALE). If you open a Hebrew OT, it would read in the Hebrew "Helel", not Lucifer. The definition of it is “morning star”. Only one time does the Bible mention the word Helel, or “Lucifer”. That is in Isaiah 14:12. There’s a reason for that. It mentions what Helel’s crime was, in which he was banished from God and sentenced to everlasting torture. It says Helel exalted himself above all of the other stars of God and tried to be the god of the congregation. Helel was Satan’s name before he committed his crime.

Satan in the Hebrew means “the opponent” or “adversary”. There’s a reason for that too. Satan is what he became after his crime. He was the morning star, and now he’s the adversary. Since the days of Adam, he has been known as Satan. The reason why he’s mentioned as Lucifer in Isaiah 14:12 is because that’s what he was known as when he committed this crime. Since the days of Adam, Satan has been the adversary. People don’t trace back what is written in Revelation 20:2 back to the serpent written of in Genesis with Adam and Eve. “And he laid hold on the dragon, THAT OLD SERPENT, which is the devil and Satan and bound him for a thousand years.” What was John of Patmos referring to?

Ba’al was a fertility god of the pagans, but was he more than that? In Elijah’s time, Ba’al was the great opponent god and Jezebel was the chief pagan prophetess. As Paul reiterates the conversation between Elijah and God in Romans 11, he adds something that really puts traditional teaching into question. As is written, God tells Elijah “I have reserved to myself 7000 men who have not bowed the knee to Ba’al.” Traditional teachers have said that God meant there were 7000 people living in Israel who did not bow the knee to this pagan god. That’s wrong. If God reserves to himself a person, it means that that particular person has not lived yet. Proof of that is what Paul said afterward. “Even so at this present time there is also a remnant according to the election of grace.” A remnant. That means there are still some left. Elijah lived around 900 BC. Paul wrote this around 900 years afterward. There couldn’t be any living still if the traditional teachers are correct. God reserves to himself a person by not letting them live. In that particular conversation God meant that He has reserved to Himself 7000 men (and women) for the last generation. When else? Another secret to all of this is what Ba’al truly was. Ba’al may have been the pagan god of fertility, but he was also the deity of Venus. Lucifer means the morning star. What is the morning star? Venus is. Take it from there. I cannot go any further. I wish you luck.

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AMERICA, THE NEW BABYLON PT. 2

Posted by Jesse "The Mind" Norman on Wednesday, November 05, 2008 11:43:00 PM
First of all, I would like to say that I am happy for all of the black Americans out there. I say "black Americans" because most didn't actually move here from Africa. I like what Smokey Robinson said, "I'm not an African-American. I didn't come from Africa. I'm black." I am sincerely happy for blacks in this country because now they have reached the highest plateau in our country. Now they can tell their children that they can become whatever they want and point to President Obama as an example. I do understand how important that really is. I wished he had lost, but I am happy that we have crossed that road in our country. Just forty years ago blacks in this country were fighting to be equal and not segregated. Now there is a black President. That time is overdue, but it has come. So for that, I congratulate the black Americans in this country. I hope this inspires all of you to realize your potential and pass it on to your children. God bless the black people in this country. Your day of not reaching the ceiling is over. Now run with it.
 
Now the lovefest is over though : )   For a few weeks now I decided to listen to my gut on this election and realized that Obama would become President. I should have bowed to my instinct months ago. As a matter of fact, I should have even predicted that Obama would pick Joe Biden to be his running mate. I had my eyes on Biden since he wanted to partition Iraq into three countries. Why I did was because of the prophecy of Isaiah 18:1-3 which I have understood for many years to be about our country and Iraq. We are the land shadowing with wings (bald eagle is our symbol) beyond the rivers of Ethiopia. Ethiopia back then was a very big country and mostly in a different place than it is now. It used to be the westernmost country in Africa. If the Bible had a name for this land, it would have said it. Instead all it said was that this land was beyond the rivers of Ethiopia. We are the country that will send our ships swiftly across the sea. More proof of the land the Bible was talking about was a yet to be discovered one. We are the nation that lifted a sign in the mountains with Mount Rushmore, which was finished in 1941. Right when we entered WWII and then became a superpower. It told the world to listen to everything this country says and pay attention to everything this country does after the sign in the mountains is up. That certainly happened. Iraq is the country that will be meted out and trodden down. They are the people terrible (actual translation is “fearful”) from their beginning. That was code for the Babylonians. Babylon is in Iraq today. They are the ones that will have spoiling rivers with the Euphrates and Tigris. I know traditional teaching says that this prophecy was about something that happened a long time ago, but I just proved beyond a shadow of a doubt it hasn’t happened. The Bible would have named the land in Isaiah 18:1 if this land had a name. Joe Biden just a couple of years ago said he wanted to divide Iraq into three parts. This was thought of as a bad idea, but when things were going terribly in Iraq he came up with this idea. Obama has promised to pull troops out no matter what is said to him by anyone. If things get really bad again after we’re gone, Obama has vowed he would send the troops back. That’s where Biden will come in. Iraq will be divided just as it says in Isaiah 18:2. What will happen to the US is unclear although it will be much worse than 9/11. It says “woe to” America when we send our ambassadors to Iraq after it is divided. Since 9/11 isn’t written anywhere, this will be much worse. No matter how you feel about the warn in Iraq, we were destined to go in. It’s written. It was inescapable. I told all of my friends many years ago that we were not done with Iraq because of those verses.
 
As I wrote in the first "America, The New Babylon", people would vote against their best interests because we are a very confused country right now. Just as the Babylonians were millennia ago, we don't know what is up or what is down. To prove that just look at the polls. When Americans were asked who was more prepared to be President, McCain won overwhelmingly. Americans also realize the importance of the time we're living in right now. When asked who would be better to handle a crisis, national or international, McCain again won overwhelmingly. When asked who was more patriotic, McCain again won overwhelmingly. When asked who was better to handle the economy, Obama won but when asked if taxes should be raised on ANYONE right now, 65% of Americans voted no. Is your head swirling? Mine is, because the only way I can make sense of these polls is that we are incredibly confused right now. There is no other explanation because the results from those questions have no linear thought to Obama becoming President with over five million votes to spare. People can blame Bush for being incompetent, which I have as well, but over 60% of Americans in an AOL poll a while back know that McCain wasn't anything like Bush. We have become the new land of confusion. That does not bode well for our future.
 
As it says in Isaiah 18, "woe to the country shadowing with wings". Our woe is very near. The end of the age (not world as is written in the original Greek) is also very near. I can point to a thousand things like that the star named "wormwood" in Revelation 8:11 is "chernobyl" in the Ukrainian language or how all of the nations predicted to align in the last days are now aligned, but all you have to do is look at the adoration of the world over Barack Obama. He's not the Antichrist, so don't even think it. BUT, it just goes to show you that the secular world will be more than happy having their own lord. The ones who at the very least repel the mention of God in the public square are the most susceptible to bowing to a false one. Obama doesn't have the tenth of the charisma the Antichrist will have and look what he was able to do. The world and the media adore him. The media worked their tails off to elect him and take down anyone that dared get in the way, ala Joe "the plumber". The legislative branches in this country are about to take away freedoms that give voice for the opposition. The chess pieces are most definitely now in place. After Iraq is divided into three (and it will happen), and we send our ambassadors there, be ready to flee to the higher hills. I don't know what will happen but it will make 9/11 pale by comparison. When the Bible says "woe", you better lift up your head and keep those eyes open. God is warning us. That's why it was written. Be prepared and ready. It is coming.
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