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Alien Abductions Stopped - Some of the "abductees" who didn't start out
as New Agers to tend to adopt New Age beliefs because of the messages
received from the aliens they encounter.
The Grey's - who are they and what do they want? The descriptions of the
grey aliens are basically all the same. They are all reported as being
small, averaging 3-4 feet in height, and very thin, with a very fragile
appearance.
Alien Abductions Stopped - Some of the "abductees" who didn't start out
as New Agers to tend to adopt New Age beliefs because of the messages
received from the aliens they encounter.
The Grey's - who are they and what do they want? The descriptions of the
grey aliens are basically all the same. They are all reported as being
small, averaging 3-4 feet in height, and very thin, with a very fragile
appearance.
Fallen Angels and UFOs
A Maze of Misconception
One of the more prominent topics in the "alien agenda" debate is a common
connection to the "fallen angels", the Nephilim, of the Bible. This concept
has become so entrenched in common belief that few ever ask who these
fallen ones are. With very little research, this entire concept collapses
under the weight of simple truth found in scripture. There are angels that
"fell" or, were actually forced from "heaven" in the Bible, but they were not
the angels of Noah's Flood; and they didn't fall from the kind of heaven
most believe they did.
Who are the Nephilim?
It is not easy to find the origins of the commonly accepted belief about who
the "fallen angels" were, but it certainly is related to an oft-repeated
mistranslation of a simple Hebrew word. For decades many theorists have
referred to the word, often written as Nephilim, as the angels who fell from
grace after they mated with women, just prior to the Flood. The actual
Hebrew word appearing is "nphiyl", pronounced nef-eel' and has a very
different meaning.
Any Hebrew Lexicon, (dictionary) will show the meaning of the word "nphiyl,
or nphil" is: properly, a feller, i.e. a bully or tyrant. It is generally referred to
from the verse:
Genesis 6:4, "There were giants in the earth in those days; and also
after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men,
and they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which
were of old, men of renown."
Read the full article ---> http://www.bibleufo.com/fallen.htm
A Maze of Misconception
One of the more prominent topics in the "alien agenda" debate is a common
connection to the "fallen angels", the Nephilim, of the Bible. This concept
has become so entrenched in common belief that few ever ask who these
fallen ones are. With very little research, this entire concept collapses
under the weight of simple truth found in scripture. There are angels that
"fell" or, were actually forced from "heaven" in the Bible, but they were not
the angels of Noah's Flood; and they didn't fall from the kind of heaven
most believe they did.
Who are the Nephilim?
It is not easy to find the origins of the commonly accepted belief about who
the "fallen angels" were, but it certainly is related to an oft-repeated
mistranslation of a simple Hebrew word. For decades many theorists have
referred to the word, often written as Nephilim, as the angels who fell from
grace after they mated with women, just prior to the Flood. The actual
Hebrew word appearing is "nphiyl", pronounced nef-eel' and has a very
different meaning.
Any Hebrew Lexicon, (dictionary) will show the meaning of the word "nphiyl,
or nphil" is: properly, a feller, i.e. a bully or tyrant. It is generally referred to
from the verse:
Genesis 6:4, "There were giants in the earth in those days; and also
after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men,
and they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which
were of old, men of renown."
Read the full article ---> http://www.bibleufo.com/fallen.htm