Daniel (Dan. 9 : 21) call th an el Gabriel a man . He de cribes this
sp ce- man as comin to him in "swi fli ht at the time of the evening
sac ifice", a.nd he al o de c ibe the • n e :..e v hie ollo ed . T e -
o incident s a e mentioned in cripture o space - men landing on earth
and contacting earth- men , u ually brining to them an i mpor tant e sage .
Abo t three h ndred sucn • ci en c n be lis ed ! ey brou h el a
well as e tr ction, th~se m n from outer-cpace or heaven .
I e1·e e that e hold ak hese observ tion ore t er- of- fac ly .
'le re not dealing with nzy-tholo here . A literal under tandin of
the e tn ~ode n thoug t - n ten brin s oni. in clarity11incidents
to • 0 r el1 ·on old beco e more erialistic ·nor er to co -
form with scripture , and not vice -ver a a ur clerics and others h ve
been telling us for so lon . e have practic lly and mi akenly s iri
tu 1·ze re igion o to e~i ence , and thus caused he reat divorce
be ·een cience and reli ion . True cien~~ i s true reli
Thee a els ors ce - men nilo ome o~t of v ~icle . One of hese
sp ce - men , descri ed as a ,, migh y one" \Rev. 10) , "c me down out of
heaven ( spac e) wrapped in a clod" . Le us call sy o ical 1 n a e
nd or·ental imagery by t eir ri ht names . To b rapped in a cloud"II
men _to ~e urrounded by an object. In other word thi sp ce - man
was 1lot1ng sp ce - ship . Ho~ else cold the observers of that d
ha e de cribed th·s phenomenon? That ".flying' clouds don't refer to
1re clods we see from the quot tion II o a r e tho e t hat fly like a
clo_d? " (Isa . 60) . The followin lit~ral description o a su o ed
Y1 g- cloud o o decide he ma ter . 'A stormy wind came out of
the n?rth , an gr~a cloud, with brightness round bout it, nd f ire
flashing forth co nu lly , nd i the midst of the fire as i e e
lea in bronze . And rom e i st of i came the like ' ess o four
living creatures (spacemen)" (Ezk. 1) .
The a ace -man entioned abov e had "r inbo over hie he d" , namely
vari-colored lights shone f om a cano y over his head hich shall be
described later . Ligh "like th sun" came rem this sp ce - hip , and
its "le s" , no doubt landing- gear , were "like pillars of fire" . The
whole earth as lit u~ by th power of the lt ht given of b his
space-ship (Rev . 18 : lJ .
Besides de cribing these II s ace - hip II as· "flying " clouds , hey ar
lso described as "flying roll " (Zech. 5 : 1) , i o her ords "sa cer "
or "cigar " sha ed . n proximate size estimated by an observer of
tha cen ury who had no kno led e of er ective or dist nee is in
clued in thi deacri ion . They are lso describe as a "flyin ser -
ent" (I sa. 14 : 29 - 30:6) , referring no doub t to the long tr il of
fire lef by the s ace - ship ' exh ust .
However , the clearest , mos prominent , most detailed, and most appro
ria e name given hese flying - p or ce - ships, and one which e
ould ell ado t as th most scienti ic i , '' ~ Cr • - • S" , a e
re or er Ezekiel call them (Ezk. 1) . Thi r e orter now gives t he most
det ile descri tion of the so- ca led ":flying aucer " in exi tence to
day - ny detail of which h ve been veri ied by modern ob erver ad
some even ca ht by camera .
"- ow as I looked ere n es ( p ce - men) I a a heel on
the earth (the s ce - hip h d evidently 1 nded) one for each of the
for of them ( our ace - shi sin all) . The a ear nee of the wheel~
was like he learning o a chry olit (tr parent or transl cen oli e
green) . Their con s tr ction bein as it were a whe l within a whe 1,
they had s_ okes a ri s ( cent ob r a ions and ict1ir s h ve ve ifie
thi de crip ~ion o ~n cute_ rim and an inner heel , e~c . ) . d hen
the living ci..·~ ture ( ace -men) rose from the I h, ·.,he wheels ro e ,
for the iri t of t e livin ere urea as in h~ r.Pe] " .