Cub Kuker Supernatural Podcast EP370

Discussions about UFOs in religious texts, including the Bible, tend to be a bit polarizing. While some interpretations suggest extraterrestrial elements, mainstream scholars generally attribute these accounts to symbolic or metaphorical representations rather than literal descriptions of alien encounters. What if: Extraterrestrials/Extradimensionals were actually depicted in the Bible and mistaken for “God” rather than celestial beings…?

Ezekiel's Wheel (Ezekiel 1:16-21):
Description: Ezekiel describes a vision of a wheel within a wheel, with flashing lights, suggesting a complex object in the sky.
Interpretation: Some UFO enthusiasts propose this as an ancient UFO sighting. However, mainstream interpretations see it as a symbolic representation of divine presence and power.

Revelation - New Jerusalem (Revelation 21:16):
Description: The New Jerusalem is described as a city that comes down from heaven, with dimensions resembling a cube.
Interpretation: Some UFO enthusiasts link this to the concept of extraterrestrial civilizations. However, mainstream religious interpretations view it as a metaphorical depiction of a divine, heavenly city.

The Flying Scroll (Zechariah 5:1-2):
Description: Zechariah sees a flying scroll that curses those who steal and those who swear falsely.
Interpretation: UFO enthusiasts may see this as a spacecraft, but mainstream interpretations consider it a symbol of divine judgment, not a literal flying object.

Abraham's Orbs (Genesis 15:17):
Description: A smoking fire pot and a flaming torch pass between the pieces of sacrificed animals during God's covenant with Abraham.
Interpretation: While some may interpret this as a UFO sighting, mainstream scholars see it as a divine manifestation symbolizing God's presence.

Fiery Chariots (2 Kings 2:11):
Description: Elijah is taken up to heaven in a whirlwind with horses and chariots of fire.
Interpretation: UFO enthusiasts might associate this with extraterrestrial transportation, but it is generally understood as a miraculous event, not a literal UFO encounter.

Cloud of Light (Exodus 13:21-22):
Description: God leads the Israelites through the desert with a pillar of cloud by day and a pillar of fire by night.
Interpretation: Some UFO enthusiasts suggest this could be an extraterrestrial guiding force. Mainstream interpretations see it as a supernatural manifestation guiding and protecting the people.

Star of Bethlehem (Matthew 2:1-10):
Description: A star guides the Magi to the birthplace of Jesus.
Interpretation: While not explicitly a UFO, some UFO enthusiasts speculate it could have been an extraterrestrial craft. Mainstream interpretations consider it a miraculous celestial event.

In conclusion, interpretations of these biblical passages as evidence of UFOs are subjective and often based on personal beliefs. Mainstream religious interpretations generally view these accounts as symbolic, metaphorical, or miraculous rather than descriptions of extraterrestrial encounters. It's essential to consider various perspectives and respect differing views when discussing these topics.

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