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we Mere ptt oe ‘ Aen me are a RS Se aie halla ~ Ae " te cron . — . aft _ a ne eet a i ce a A pooch a iri : ae ae in oot ra .! wed "ig ., Sr Sate te apa . Gleaming bronze _ Space-ship (Rev, 18:1), wae .- rns [as yr 78 US ae west Daniel (Den, 6:21) calle the ange? Gabriel, a man, He describes’ thi espace-tin as coming to him in “ewift flight at the time of the eveni sacrifice", and he also describes the interview which followed, Mur ous incidents are mentioned in scripture of space-men landing on ear @nd contacting carth-men, usually bringing to them an important mess Aboyf thr®€ hundred such incidents can be lieted! They brought .hely wel} as destruction, these men from outer-epace or heaven, . wey - ZI believe that we should take these observations more matter-of-fact theep dnepdene ne with my thology here, <A literal understanding of Bon modern - 3 ei1: baz religion a guid ’b tn Ore Ba EEPEs Beroag ahem ont} form with scripture, and not vice-versa as our clerice and others he been telling us for so long, We have practically and mistakenly sp! tualized religion out of existence, and thus caused the great divorc ; between ecience and religion, ‘True science ie true religion, These angels or apace-men pilot some sort é e. e of these peace mens described ao a Snlphty one" heoe 10 te Same down out of eaven (space) wrapped in a cloud", Let use call symbolical language and oriental imagery by their right names, To be "wrapped in a clo wens, Fo be Surrounded by an object, In other words, this espace-mar have des 38 e Bpace-ship, How else could the observere of that da} have seer ed thie phenomenon? That *"flying”™ clouds don't refer te tea os we bee from the quotation, "Who are those that fly like riyseenes ea. 6 ve The following literal description of a supposed iy ne chou ougito decide the matter, “A stormy wind came out of be mia > And & great cloud, with brightness round about it, and f3 ashing forth continually, and in the midat of the fire, as it were aming bronze » And from the midst of it eame the likeness of Four living creatures (epacemen)" (Ezk, 1), The space-man mentioned above had a “rainbow over his head", namely vari-colored lights shone from a canopy ever his head which shall b described later, Light "like the sun" came frow this space-ship, al ite “legs”, no doubt landing-gear, were “like pillara of fire", The whole earth was Jit up by the power of the light given off by this . ; _ Lon wae or oo Mh oe tee 2, . ne 7. = cid rr ne tan Seo) Besides describing these “space-ships" as “flying” clouds, they are @lso described as a “flying roli« ‘Cbech 5:1), in other words “sauce or “cigar” shaped. An approximate seize estimated by an observer of that century who had no knowledge of perspective or distance, is in- eluded in thie description, ‘They are also described as a “flying ac ent" (Iea, 14:29 = 30:6), roferring no doubt to the long trail of ire left by the space-ship's exhaust. , However, the clearest, most progcinent, most detailed, and most appre priatg name given these fiying-ships er epace-ships, and one which + would well adopt as the moat scientifie is, “WHIRLING WHb5LS®, as ti reporter Ezekiel eaile then (Ezk, 1}. This reporter now gives the 3 detailed description of the so-called *flying saucer" io existence 1 day - wany details of which have been verified by modern observers 1 gome even caught by camera, . "Now as I looked at the living creatures [space-men} I Saw & whee. | the earth (the space-ship' had evidently Janded), one for each of th four of them (four space-shipes in all), The appearance of the whee. was are the gleaming of a chrysolite (transparent er translucent o. green), Their construction being as it were a wheel within a wheel they had spokes and rims (recent observations and pictures have ver. thie description of an outer rim and an inner wheel, etc.). And wh the living creatures (space-wen) rose from the earth, the wheels ro for the apirit of the living creatures was in the wheels",