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a ee ae ee kee? . . - ve nye g : : ; Doe ea gy rere fa a poh Rte yr SS “The last pentence ia extremely interenting. The reporter claims th when the space-men rose the wheels rose with them, That is exactly what & person of an unmechanical age would say. Men can move, dut | an object, Go they described the men as carrying the ships with th We, coUrse would say the opposite, namely that the wheels or spa aa carried the space-men, : 3 yt The “whirling wheels" are described ae “full of eyes", in other wor full of round openings, port-holes, or power. outlets, "all‘ around a within", This description again tallies with observations and phot @raphe made recently, The space-ships are described as “darting te and fro, like the flas of lightning" (Ezk. 1}. “When they went they went in any of their four directions without turning as they went. In'whatever directio the front wheel (or ship) faced, the others followed without turnin os they went", Besides describing their unbelievable maneuverabilt “without turning", this aloo seems to claim that they flew in forma tion, following a leader (also see Ezk, 10:9), The fuel or power for there space-ships is found in the middle of t epace-ship, It is described as “fire between the whirling wheels” (Ezk, 16:6), “In the midst there was something that locked like bu ing coals of fire, like torchea moving te and fro, and the fire was bright, and out of the fire went forth lightning” (Ezk, 1). . And now there follows a detail which is the very acmwe of veracity.- - "Over the head of the living creatures (space-men) there was the 11 ness of a firmament (the protective canopy over a pilot's head) shi ing like crystel (transparent glass), spread out above their heads" (Ezk, 1). This "glass globe" has also been observed on the "flying saucers” of today and photographed, It also seems that flying orde are given by remote control via radio or wireless. A voice is sai¢ to come "from above the firmament (canopy) over their heads", It 3 @leo claimed by this biblical reporter that part of these space-ahi is collapsible and other parts retractable. The latter is perhaps the central turret which will be described later. .. 2.2.0.2 e-ink In flight these “whirling wheele" give off music (Rev. 4:8), This phenomenon has been reported in the holy books of other faithe muck ' older than our own, “It's like the sound of many waters, like the thunder of the Almighty, a sound of tumult like the sounds of a hos (Ezk. 1:24 ~ 3:13), The word “host” is important to keep in mind cause it refers no doubt to the great number of these space-ships ing together, The insignia which seems to be on the outer surface the space-whips are recognizable an a cherub (a humorous or should say “human” touch), the face of a man, a lion, and an eagit (Ezk. 1 These“space-ships are given orders to patrol the earth, "Go and pat the earth" (Zech, 6). . arn : a pees. On the basis of what we have learned, certain events in ecripture r are understandable and acceptable, Enoch, it is reportéd, went to another world without dying (Heb. 11:5), as perhaps Moses did aleo, Jacob thought he had a vision when he saw “a ladder set up on the earth and beheld angels or space-men, ascending and descending on 4 (Gen, 28], The ladder obviously was let down from a espace-ship for - Bomé purpose or other, Space-wen had a particular interest in Jace it seems, for on a later occasion he wrestled with one of them, the space-man only playing with Jacob until it was time for the space-z to go, whereupon he partially paralyzed Jacob (Gen. 32). It is int esting to note that spicse-men usually appear around sunset, during night, or at sunrine. Through acme whirli-wind-like action Elijah d -ayyared into apace wig a “flying echariot® (II Kings 2:11). Moses *