God's space stations

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Samuel,(the first book of Samuel otherwise called the first book of Kings) became an established prophet, becoming close to God, telling of his deeds to the people who, like himself, never knew of God and his people from Heaven, until the word started to spread further afield. Tribal wars still raged, with God and his people in the middle of them all, giving assistance to the tribes they favoured. God was going to come out on top and although he was keeping a lower profile at this stage he still conversed with Samuel and the prophets that followed on after Samuel’s death. The wars were fought with weapons of that age, it was only Gods people who used sophisticated weapons when it as absolutely necessary. Their knowledge and weapons would have been too dangerous in the hands of people untrained in warfare so, we were left to develop our own weapons without too much help from God allowing things to proceed at a pace equal to the development of our brains.
Other wonders that were revealed to the trusted members of the human race surprised even them, although Kings and Queens familiar with gold and all the latest luxuries of that era were among the few who experienced that privilege. When the Queen of Sheba heard of the fame of Solomon, owed to by his association with God, she came to visit him to see things with her own eyes. She brought with her a show of her, power and wealth to make an impression, but when she experienced the wisdom and saw the wealth of Solomon her power seemed meagre in comparison plus, the final blow to her confidence when she witnessed Solomon’s ascent into the house of the lord. Chapter ten verse five in the first Book of Kings tells how devastated she was when she saw this and I suppose it stands to reason that when she first saw Solomon entering a spaceship or space station (how else could you describe what was happening here) her mind would be somewhat overawed. If the Lord was Just another human being with an ordinary home it wouldn’t have had that kind of effect on her, it was only because she realised the potential of what she saw and here was Solomon accepting the men from the heavens as if they were common place to him, as by this time they were. God’s people had been present on the earth for thousands of years and some of the earthlings that had been brought up with the fact that they were always on hand, never thought too much about it but the people in the lands further away doubted what they heard while, others discarded it completely. It was at this time when Gods crews acted just like the head of large companies, being on hand to oversee, giving orders and advice where it was needed, while the humans they had appointed to carry out their orders, never thought too much of it and got on with life. It was only now and then, God’s crews gave an occasional display of their powers, just to remind the earthlings that they still controlled earth’s destiny. With just a few spaceships hovering in the skies to control things, human nature prevailed with most of the Ten Commandments being broken frequently and wars still common place. If you read second Samuel chapter twenty two from verse seven to verse seventeen you can form an opinion of how these actions would be described today. For example verse seven reads “In my distress I called upon the Lord, and cried to my God; and he did hear my voice out of his temple, and my cry did enter into his ears.” This will be a system they have in their space station equivalent to our CCTV. Verse eleven “And he rode upon a cherub, and did fly; and he was seen upon the wings of the wind” I certainly do not see this as anything else other than a power pack of some sort and certainly not anything with feathered wings. Verse thirteen “Through the brightness before him were coals of fire kindled” If we saw that vision we would know it was a jet engine and not one powered by coal although, if we had no other explanation for it as David did we would describe it in the best possible way which is what I am trying to prove was occurring all through the bible. Coal was the only thing David could think of when he was describing the engine as it was the nearest depiction available to him.
God did not want to interfere too much, allowing the human race to develop as naturally as possible after all they knew they could not wipe out all the sin in man as that had been tried before. The Devil’s presence was also on the earth and the only way to stamp out the sin was to ensure the evil people would never enter the Kingdom of Heaven. They would watch over all and by the time the end of the world approached they would know everyone who was bound for Heaven and those destined for Hell or the devil’s ships.
In the second book of Kings Chapter two Verse one; Elijah was taken up to one of the spaceships or stations by a craft that would have been propelled by rotor blades or, a powerful jet engine which was described in the Bible as a whirlwind. If these people (God and his crews) were not from Heaven, what other logical explanation could there be? Some mystic creature floating in the clouds without support is not the answer, so we will show more examples and hopefully by the time we reach the end I will have proved my point. In chapter two verse eleven “And it came to pass, as they still went on, and talked, that, behold there appeared a chariot of fire, and horses of fire, and parted them both asunder; and Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven.” The chariots of fire can only be an aircraft with jet engines which may propel rotor blades. We have aircraft these days that take off vertically by pointing the engines poisoned on the wings upwards giving them the thrust to take off then, when they reach a safe height the engines are positioned to face forward giving them forward thrust. (See top picture above) It is a craft like this that comes to my mind when I read this but Elisha, not knowing about such things described it in the best way he could by comparing it to the type of transport he was used to. The going up into Heaven is just them entering the mother ship hovering above or when God and his crews arrived this time they might have built temporary stations just outside the earth’s atmosphere, a feat that we have now accomplished ourselves.

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