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 |  Subject: Ancient Aliens – Satan is misunderstood?  Wed Oct 30, 2013 11:14 pm | |
| Ancient Aliens – Satan is misunderstood?Posted by lamarzulli on October 30, 2013 Commentary & AnalysisbyL. A. MarzulliNew interpretations of ancient texts suggest that Satan may have been an extraterrestrial who was more of an ally to humanity than an enemy.http://www.history.com/shows/ancient-aliens/videosWho or what is Satan? Is he, a demon, the devil, the personification of evil, or was he in fact, a benevolent extraterrestrial being? One who stole technology from alien beings in an effort to lead early man out of darkness and ignorance. Perhaps he is testing us using alien technology to modify human behavior in ways we have yet to understand. In a sense, Satan’s not such a bad guy. You can’t have light without the dark. You can’t have right without wrong. And we have to learn these things for ourselves, and ultimately, through choice wrong and right, we grow and we become who we are and ultimately to be like our makers, to be gods ourselves. David ChildressI watched the latest episode of Ancient Aliens over the weekend. The production was great, and the narrative riveting. However, in my opinion Prometheus Entertainment, the guys who produce the show, have an agenda and it was in full display in this episode.The show begins by discussing the 200 Watcher angels discussed in the Book of Enoch, but it never tells the viewer what the intent of these beings were. The show steers clear of discussing the hybrid being brought about by the union of fallen angels and the women of earth, The Nephilim. In essence the fallen angels were trying to corrupt the human G-nome and thus thwart the messianic line, and the promise of one who would crush the serpent’s—Satan’s—head.Without understanding this basic concept, later in the show when they discuss the book of Revelation and the cosmic war that ensues, they arrive at the conclusion that Satan is misunderstood. (See my book: The Cosmic Chess Match for an in depth discussion of this.)They get it right when they point out that The Book of Revelation is the end of a cosmic war, but they fail to understand that it is not with ancient astronauts from other galaxies, it is between the rebel angels and the hosts of heaven. They are shoe-horning their beloved ancient astronaut theory into the text and in my opinion it doesn’t fit.David Childress, a regular on the show, goes one step further by repeating and seemingly embracing, the lie that was told to Eve, way back in the garden, which started all the trouble in the first place, which we find in Genesis 3: 5For God doth know that in the day ye eat thereof, then your eyes shall be opened, and ye shall be as gods, knowing good and evil.This episode attempts to tell us that Satan is somehow misunderstood, yet in The Guidebook to the Supernatural, i.e. the Bible, we read that Satan comes to rob, kill and destroy. So who are we to believe, the History Channels version or what the text actually states? We are told that Satan is the adversary, the destroyer of our souls, The Little Horn, The Antichrist, The Dragon, The WIllful King. He goes about like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour.In closing todays post: We have a history of men and women, dating back thousands of years, who knew and understood who Satan was. They wrote about this fallen cherub, or as I prefer to call him, The Fallen One. They know who he is and warn us of his diabolical plans to destroy mankind. Jesus describes The Fallen One the best and I’ll close with this and I’m not applying this to the History Channel, however, they should understand what it is they are promulgating. Then again perhaps they do….You belong to your father, the devil, and you want to carry out your father’s desires. He was a murderer from the beginning, not holding to the truth, for there is no truth in him. When he lies, he speaks his native language, for he is a liar and the father of lies. John 8:44 |
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