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Originally posted by SKUNK
The ONLY mentioning of reptillians are from modern times by the "crazys".
And i'm sure some of them "crazys" will post here in this very thread babbling on about a load of bull s**t.
I'm sure a "crazy" will have some thing entertaining to say.
Originally posted by SKUNK
The only people i say could have brought about the reptillians are the Sumerians. Only because they have figurines that imo look like reptillians(annunhaki). So it's my guess that people have been looking at ancient Sumerian relics and seen reptillian like figurines-then stories and such arise of the "reptillian menace thats going to enslave humanity" ,or something like that
Originally posted by HankMcCoy
[I'm willing to bet that these guys were reading Ray Bradbury before they were studying the Sumerians. Perhaps the interest in the Sumerians came from their interest in Sci-Fi.
Originally posted by SKUNK
The ONLY mentioning of reptillians are from modern times by the "crazys".
And i'm sure some of them "crazys" will post here in this very thread babbling on about a load of bull s**t.
I'm sure a "crazy" will have some thing entertaining to say.
Originally posted by HankMcCoy
So at what part in our history do we start to believe that the reptilians are part of a conspiracy against humans?
Originally posted by dAlen
Interesting.
If you follow the Judaic tradition and say, "o.k. sepherim were fiery reptilians".
Then start to question the nature of the "Elohim" (gods - plural) they serve.
Originally posted by DeMitsuko
what is sephirim? is this in hebrew?
and elohim is not necessarily plural... it ends with a plural pronunciation but doesnt have to be.
most (if not all) of the reference to god in the bible in hebrew describes god as one. in hebrew the verb is also pluralized and when refering god in the hebrew bible they referred to him as one.
Originally posted by dAlen
I understand your point about Elohim. But the topic of God in Judaism really is a lengthy one. Not all that cut and dry. (I have started in my ATS blog talking about this whole concept of God. Not something you can really talk about/type about, in one sitting...)
Originally posted by dAlen
Sephirim is a type of angel - one of Gods high angels too.
And they happen to be fiery reptilian.
Peace
dAlen
Originally posted by DeMitsuko
oh you mean "Seraphim". the hebrew meaning of seraph is "angel". nothing reptilian. i even think its an angel with 6 wings, not sure.