return to the mount of olives

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If you read the end of Peter’s Epistle, he is more or less telling you my version and if you read it from the newer version it clarifies this by saying, “I am warning you ahead of time, dear friends so that you can watch out and not be carried away by the errors of these wicked people. I don’t want you to lose your own secure footing but grow in the special favour and knowledge of our Lord and saviour Jesus Christ. To him be all the glory and honour both now and evermore.” Amen! We have no excuses, we have been warned regardless of whether we know they are from another planet or not. The human race has had every chance to meet the required standard to enter the Kingdom of Heaven. When God enlightened the prophets of what lay ahead, telling them to warn the earthlings of the Devil’s work, the result was typical, mankind will not accept there is a superior race over them, but they should bear these simple things in mind. You only have to read the predictions of the prophets and count the number that has already occurred to realise the truth behind the Bible. Other predictions will fall into place as the end of the world approaches like, the Temple in Jerusalem being rebuilt as the Bible forecasts. At this moment in time, building materials are being accumulated over there, for just that reason and when circumstances allow, it will go ahead. As Jesus arose from our planet to the spacecraft he told us he would return from whence he left and just at the Gods favoured the Middle East for their landings before, this is where there they will return. The Mount of Olives is where he ascended from earth and this is where he will return, to oversee the evacuation of each and every one of us, deciding which ships we will go on, his or the Devils. When Paul spoke to the Hebrews, he gave them a summing up of the rewards Noah and Moses received for the faith they had in the face of adversity. He also reminded them of the wrath of God and how he punished nations of disbelievers which is the genocide we read in the Old Testament. There has never been any doubt in my mind, of the truth written in the Bible, only the way it has been interpreted by so many supposedly clever people. A solid reason to believe the events recorded in the Bible in my estimation is who, in these days could sit down and invent such a story carried on through so many years by so many different people with so many factual events of passed present and future in it. The introduction to John’s First Epistle gives me the impression of frustration in trying to convince the people that he is speaking the truth when he says “The one who existed from the beginning is the one we have heard and seen. We saw him with our own eyes and touched him with our own hands. He is Jesus Christ, the word of life. This one who is life from God was shown to us and we have seen him and now we testify and announce to you that he is the one who is eternal life. He was with the Father and then he was shown to us.” You can almost see him with a pleading face; arms outstretched begging the people to believe what they had seen and trying to describe Jesus with his father in a space station up above the clouds. You cannot blame the people who had not witnessed any of these events for not believing them. But I have to ask again, why do we in to day’s world of space travel fail to see that all these things are possible? Is it not more bizarre, to think of these events revolving around ghostly apparitions instead of real people.

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