Featured Are UFOS mentioned in the Bible? What are they?

Could you show me in scripture where demons have the ability to shape shift or manifest themselves as a non-living entity? Because I've only read of them inhabiting living creatures, i.e. humans, swine, etc.

When you say that demons are clever enough to make radar blips appear, could you specify how this would be accomplished? Would it happen because a person under the influence of demons would rig the electronics or could demons supernaturally affect circuitry?

I appreciate your answers.

 

I'm afraid that what Ezekiel say was what would be called

"The Real McCoy"

Not something from outer space----but from the spiritual world of Heaven!:thumbs::thumbs:

 

I have to agree with many of the posters here in that UFO's are real but I don't believe they come from other planets nor are they representatives of other races.

To me, UFO's are part of the Great Deception initiated by the evil one to mislead many. Accordingly, UFO Cults have sprung up around the world in record numbers.

To change the subject a bit..., consider the TV Program(s) regarding the Voyages of Star Trek. From it's beginning some 40 years ago the idea was that Captain Kirk and his crew were to follow the Prime Directive as ordered by Starfleet Command as they roamed the vastness of Space.

All of this was but a take off on the idea that mankind is in charge of their own destiny. As "we" know, the only real Prime Directive for mankind is the Word of God but to the heathen..., God doesn't exist.

So it is with UFO's. The human race doesn't need God. All we need to do is wait for these alien types to land and fix all our problems. :tonofbricks:

 

Yes, I'm sure they really want to serve man.

 

In the twilight zone that ended up being a cookbook. :laugh:

 

Yes, I'm sure they really want to serve man.

I can't tell if you knew that's what I was referring to, or if you think I just said that inadvertantly.

 

The episode was entitled, "To Serve Man." If I recall correctly, a very illogical thing is shown by deciphering the aliens' language of that book is somehow obtained. Even if they could discover the meaning of the book title is "To Serve Man," it's a huge presumption to think the play on words must work in English and in 'Alien.'

 

I can see where you and the Twilight Zone would have a psychic connection.

 

And what kind of connection to you have to the TZ, considering that the episode referenced herein is more in line with your beliefs and hopes than it is mine?

 

And that shows how much you pay attention to the posts. How many times, in this and other threads, did I say I believe we have never been visited by life from other worlds?

You know it is a proven fact that people with preconceived notions can read something that is opposite of that notion and come to the same conclusion.

 

I most definitely stand by my claim that The Twilight Zone-- in particular the episode that was discussed here-- is more in line with your views that mine by your quote here:

"There is life or there is not life out there. Personally, I think there is and hope there is. A lot of this type of stuff has an element of something called the human imagination, the ability to dream or ponder ideas."

That's clearly TZ thought material that you expressed. I disagree with it and say it's quite unlikely there is physical life beyond earth. So what is this claim of yours that I have a "psychic connection" to the TZ?

I think that must be so; your own posts and claims make Exhibit A.