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Originally posted by JadePhoenix
I'm sorry but I do not see Jesus as an alien in a space suit or coming down to earth in a UFO. If I’m not mistaken he is riding on a white horse when he returns to earth…
Originally posted by JadePhoenix
reply to post by Stormdancer777
I know I cannot take it literally but I cannot for the life of me think of Jesus as an alien from another world. I do have to admit when I read the part about New Jerusalem I did picture a very large ship descending down to a low earth orbit.
Originally posted by JadePhoenix
reply to post by runetang
I've never seen that symbol before, where did you find out that it was the arble tombstones as a testimony to the early Christians' faith in Christ their Savior.
ΧΡ is the first and second letters of CHRIST.......in Greek ΧΡ XPΙΣΤΟΣ. It was used very early by persecuted Christians in the catacombs.
Constantine lifted this symbol at the front of his victorious armies.
Sometimes the XP appears with the first and last Greek letters,
The Alpha 'Α' and Omega 'Ωω', symbolizing The beginning and the eternal life in Christ''who is the first and the last, the beginning and the end (Apocalypse 1:11)
The second coming of "Jesus" is that the so called "aliens" of mankind (aliens actually being ancient race of beings working for most high God) reconize the second coming of the "son of man" (reincarnation of Jesus).
The "aliens" (the watchers) of the bible and other holy books have been here from before the dawn of mankind. The watchers are hidden within a short distance from this planet known as earth and they've been watching all this time.
The whole "Jesus is an alien?" question is one of perspective as to "aliens" being alien, not from here, when in fact aliens have been here longer then mankind has.
I can't comprehend your idealisims of "Here" (native mankind) and "There" (somewhere that makes a being an alien to native mankind). As if "Jesus" came from heaven "there" to be born as the "son of man" "here" doesn't that make him a native alien in your thinking?
Originally posted by Incarnated
er world. I do have to admit when I read the part about New Jerusalem I d
The second coming of "Jesus" is that the so called "aliens" of mankind (aliens actually being ancient race of beings working for most high God) reconize the second coming of the "son of man" (reincarnation of Jesus).
Originally posted by Shawn B.
Originally posted by Incarnated
er world. I do have to admit when I read the part about New Jerusalem I d
The second coming of "Jesus" is that the so called "aliens" of mankind (aliens actually being ancient race of beings working for most high God) reconize the second coming of the "son of man" (reincarnation of Jesus).
Why do you think Jesus will be a reincarnation rather then him actually coming back with the same body or whatever? Will he have the powers he had before?
The Second coming of Christ is also the End of the World!
Originally posted by JadePhoenix
Well it is the end so to speak we will have a thousands years of peace on earth and satan will be let loose for a short season and then judgement day... If I am not mistaken, it has been awhile since I've cracked open the bible :bnghd:
There it is said that an Angel descended from heaven and bound satan for a thousand years and that the souls of those beheaded for their witness of Jesus Christ and the word of God came to life and reigned with Christ for a thousand years.
"This is the first resurrection," says the book of Revelation (Rev. 20:5).
"When the thousand years have expired,
Satan will be released from his prison and will go out to deceive the nations" (Rev. 20:7-8).
Soon there follows the judgment of the devil and of those who were deceived by him.
The dead will be raised up and judged according to their deeds: "... And anyone not found written in the Book of Life was cast into the lake of fire … This is the second death" (Rev. 20:14-15).