That the God spoken of in the Jewish writings is in fact a person from another planet is continuously becoming more apparent as those writings are being studied more closely. A careful reading, with an open mind, will show that there are many references to AA’s and their actions throughout those writings. In the book of Geneses it is recorded that Jehovah is in our own image. There also you find Jacob watching as robots go up and down the staircase of a UFO. In the book of Exodus Jehovah comes down on to a mountain and speaks with Moses from his spacecraft. In the book of 1st Kings is recorded the episode where Elijah experience the arrival of a spacecraft. In the book of Isaiah the writer says, “I saw the Lord sitting on a very high throne”. (New Century Version) This is the way Daniel, Ezekiel and Saint John also saw Him. In spite of what the Bible says, the church tells us that God is invisible! Throughout the Bible Jehovah is spoken of as having physical attributes.

Of course, if He and his crew operate a literal UFO, as the Bible says they do, then they would need to have physical bodies. In the Psalms we read, “He tore open the sky and came down with dark clouds under his feet. He rode a creature with wings and flew. He raced on the wings of the wind”. Psalm 18:9+10 (New Century Version) In the book of 2nd Corinthians Saint Paul speaks about his experience of being abducted by a UFO and after coming back from “the third heaven” he is unable to speak about what he saw. (2 Cor. 12:2-4)

The following is an excerpt from New Insights into Old Theology:

“To say that Enoch went to heaven in a UFO is speculation but reading from the Qumran text of the Dead Sea Scrolls causes one to speculate. “Eve looked up to heaven and saw a chariot of light travelling there; ...the chariot drove up to Adam, and smoke came out from between the wheels”. The Book of Enoch is alleged to have been written by the man that walked with God but it has not been included in our Bible. Is it missing because the early church fathers were afraid of facing the things that Enoch wrote about? Incidentally, it was included in the early Abyssinian Church Bible. From the Book of Enoch also comes this futuristic idea: Having gone on board a spacecraft he says, “I saw the places of the sun and the moon, from which they set out and to which they return.”

The Bible speaks of Jehovah as laughing and hating; of Jehovah as having almost infinite patience and of being very short fused. Why must we, in our minds, limit our likeness to God to emotional or spiritual abstractions? We say we believe the Bible, but still, we would rather accept the erroneous teachings of the church fathers than the facts presented in the Bible. New Insights into Old Theology takes a totally new spin on old ideas. The author has dared to ask new questions and has come up with new answers that are actually in agreement with the sacred Scriptures

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Over the centuries, since the Christian Church was born her theology has slowly, but completely changed in some very important areas. There are few doctrines in the Church today which have remained as they were in the Church of the first century.

Among the grossest of heresies in the modern Church is the idea that, “Mary is the mother of God”. It is a good thing that Mary was there to give birth to God, otherwise, God would not have been around to create the world into which Mary was later born! Such atrocious teaching would not happen if preachers and priests would content themselves with teaching what the Bible says. The Bible does not teach that Christ is God. Christ himself said, “The Father is greater than I”. It seems as if that statement, by someone who knows, should forever settle that debate. That statement by Christ can only mean that Christ is not God in the traditional meaning of the word “God”.

Another false teaching that the Church insists on is that there is only one God. The Bible clearly teaches the plurality of the gods, but we must approach the subject with an open mind to see it. By using the word “gods” one does not mean “idols”. In looking at the meaning of the word “God” as found in Geneses 1:1 “In the beginning God” Dr. James Strong, a former Lutheran theologian, said , it is the plural form of a word that means “a divinity”. That definition alone declares that there are more than one God. The argument is made that the plurality refers to the Trinity. However, that idea cannot stand, because, as already pointed out the Bible does not teach the doctrine of the Trinity! Further to which, when Jehovah, the God of the Jews, threatened to destroy the gods of the Egyptians, (Exodus 12:12) the Bible uses the same word for the Egyptian gods as it used in Genesis 1:1. Namely, a plural form of a divinity. God was not speaking of Egyptian idols, He was speaking of their gods.

Those who believe that there is only one God should have a problem with the first and second commandments. Why would God have said, “You shall have no gods except me”; if there are no other gods to chose from. The second commandment would be redundant if the first one also referred to idols. It is true that the Jewish Bible says that there is only one God, and for the Israelites, this was to be true, because Jehovah had claimed this people as His own; so they worshipped Him as the only God. Deuteronomy 6:4 reads, “Hear, oh Israel:The Lord our God, the Lord is one”. This verse is sometimes used to argue that there is only one God. Actually it argues just the opposite. In effect it says, There are other gods, but for you, Israel, there is only one God.

The Bible speaks of Jehovah as being a God with human qualities such as abilities and emotions. Of course, this is true because He made us like He is. But why do Bible scholars deny this and call them anthropomorphisms; why not just believe what the Bible says? Having shown from the Bible that Jehovah is one of many gods, of course, takes us directly to the theory of Ancient Astronauts. Seeing Jehovah as such, puts Him into a realm where a person with faith can actually accept Him as a personal God. From that point of view it is easy to see that many of the miracles in the Bible could have happened with the help of a crew from a UFO. It is easy to believe that Christ is the son of a virgin and yet the son of divinity. It is easy to believe that an ancient astronaut has called a group of people together, a people who, because of their faith in a crucified and resurrected Christ have received a new spiritual life by the ministry of the Holy Spirit; that group of people is now called The Church. In this respect also many ministers and priests have taken the wrong road in theology and they now preach that church membership, baptism or a good life are the fundamentals for Christianity. This is not true. The basis for becoming a member of The Church is belief in the fact that Christ, the son of a God, died and rose again to pay the penalty for sin that he or she owed.

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When the Protestant reformers renounced many of the heresies of the Roman Catholic church they stopped short of the distance they should have gone. It is difficult to successfully grapple with things that are deeply ingrained in us from our earliest days. Perhaps it was a bigger step than one should expect the human mind to make. Maybe we can forgive them for not going further. But it is now five hundred years since the religious reformation. Dare we concede that the Church leaders still have the right to teach those heresies which the reformers did not, or could not, overcome.

For a fuller, in depth look at these doctrines and many others, you should read the book New Insights into Old Theology. This book looks at many Biblical incidents and teachings from the point of view of those who accept the theory of Ancient Astronauts visiting the Earth. The author has read many of the books arguing for and against that theory. He has drawn his own conclusions from his readings and correlated them with the Biblical chronicle. It was reworked, rewritten, and it matured for 27 years before it was published. It has 283 pages, it is bound in soft covers with an easy to read print and a logical style. To order this book go to http://www.volumesdirect.com/ The price is $17.55 12.95 (US) plus shipping and handling.

The author of this book is a graduate of an evangelical Bible college. He has preached in churches across Canada, but he has never come to a point where he would rather accept the churches teachings than to look for the truth in the Bible.