I¹m reading on the Internet and the Usenet about how Jewish scholars have longed
cherished and studied the ³Ark of the Covenant² and have long wondered what it
really was. In The Bible, Yahweh instructed the Hebrews about the Ark of the
Covenant, and instructed them to bring it into a room in the Temple (sometimes
when the Hebrews traveled, they brought with them a portable temple), where
Yahweh would speak to the Hebrew leaders.
I¹m reading that over the years, Jewish scholars have constructed modern
versions of the Ark of the Covenant from the directions in the Bible, and could
never really figure out what it really was, only until recently, when modern
inventions identified the fact that the Ark of the Covenant was a radiowave
receiver. At least, that¹s what some alleged Jewish scholars are saying on the
Internet, but it sure is hard to believe. Even harder to argue with Jewish
people who make the argument, especially when it¹s their religion they¹re
talking about. But even when Jewish people make the argument, it really is hard
to believe all this about the Ark of the Covenant.
Because this development leads in some directions that may be faith-shaking. I
mean, if the Ark of the Covenant was a radio receiver, then that means that
³Yahweh² had to use a radio receiver to contact the Hebrews, when you would
think that an all-knowing, all-seeing God would be able to contact his people
without a radio. From all that science fiction stuff we see on television, alot
of science fiction buffs are going around saying that Yahweh was some sort of
advanced alien being, instead of an all-knowing, all-seeing God, and that¹s
dangerous for the world, and for the Jewish people, I think.
I mean, if it is true, that Yahweh was really an alien being trying to trick and
fool the Hebrews into doing what he wanted, then some people are going to accuse
the Jewish people of worshiping an alien and being traitors to the human race,
and that¹s going to be bad for the Jewish people. It doesn¹t matter if it is
true or not, it¹s just bad for the Jewish people.
I know that it¹s even worse if the Ark of the Covenant is a radio receiver and
Yahweh is really an alien, but it¹s bad for people to know the truth about it
also. And just look at all those really weird things that Yahweh asks the
Hebrews to do in the Old Testament, makes you wonder how any sort of all-knowing
and all-seeing God would make people do that stuff to other people. Maybe this
is the type of thing that should be covered up and kept away from people, since
they may put two and two together and think that the aliens have been using the
Jewish leaders (who have been using the Jewish people) to cause trouble in the
world throughout history and are using the leaders of the Jewish people to lead
the world into a New World Order that will enslave us to the aliens. I mean,
isn¹t this a script out of Star Trek, or the X-Files?
Some people may even go as far as making the argument that Adolph Hitler was
really trying to save the human race from alien enslavement, and might somehow
work Hitler up into some sort of hero or something. See how dangerous this Ark
of Covenant thing is? It¹s a house of cards that, if it falls, it may bring some
of the world¹s religions with it, and also, the Jewish people, who, don¹t you
think, even if they are alien agents, deserve to be protected from retribution
for their actions?
Maybe some of this stuff is what the people in the rest of the world are
thinking when they oppose Israel (and the U.S.) and do all those anti-semitic
things that the ADL says is on the rise all over the world?
Here are some links I found in a related post:
http://sitchin.com/
http://zetatalk.com/theword/tword082.htm
http://www.sironaknight.com/bs5.htm
http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Corridor/8148/zindex.html
http://www.poddys.com/sitchin.htm
http://www.crystalinks.com/sitchen.html
http://www.universalway.org/anyout.html
http://serendipity.nofadz.com/eden.html
http://www.theforbiddenknowledge.com/godsofeden/index.htm
http://members.aol.com/phikent/orbit/EXTRATER.htm
http://mindcontrolforums.com/hambone/sp000434.html
http://web.idirect.com/~revue/books/goe.html
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