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In Jeremiah Chapter six colour is hinted at here “Can the Ethiopian change his skin or the leopard change his spots? Then may ye also do good that are accustomed to do evil.” The colour of our skin is determined by which part of the world we were born, (or placed by God and his crews) whether nearer the heat of the Equator or the cold of the outer regions. If Job did originate from these early Africans then his skin would be black to combat the rays of the sun. There would have been tribes with white skins evolving in the further reaches of the earth by the time Job’s tribes reached the Middle East. Adam, being a creation of God, evolving in the Middle East would have a more tanned complexion similar to the people there today. These first life forms were almost all destroyed, as we have established, with an improved life form rising from the ashes. The family Noah took with him on the Ark would have been large enough to include all colours and skin types to repopulate earth and although, this is not elaborated on in the bible it should be obvious that the people taken on the ark with Noah although, called his family would have been a mixture of people and the term family would have been used in a general manner. Black skin is also mentioned in the Songs of Solomon, Chapter One Verse Six, “Look not upon me because I am black, because the sun hath looked upon me.” This is Solomon speaking to a fairer skinned woman to whom he is explaining that his skin is darker due to the sun’s rays, an occurrence which would have been inevitable when the darker skinned tribes moved north, or by this time with God’s crews bringing new nations to earth so, there is no excuse for Christianity of today to ignore these facts. Fair skin is mentioned also but the significance of different skin colour has never been brought up by any of man’s preaching and translations of the scriptures. If these things had been accepted and discussed by theologians, our historians would have made the connection of black skinned people being one of earth’s first evolving human forms, meeting up with the latter fairer skins as they traveled north. Original earth people’s skin became paler the further away they roamed and settled from the Equator, meeting up with the blond white skins that were brought to the colder climates of the world. When Noah returned to earth with the Ark the people were dispersed to their rightful place over the earth’s surface re-birthing the planet in various countries simultaneously, which explains why the bones of new, man can be found around the globe dating within this period. There is a distinct description of the disaster that decimated life on earth at that time when in Chapter Thirty Seven it speaks of God saying, “Snow shall he on the earth”, he sealeth up the hand of every man.” “The beasts go into their dens and remain there”, “out of the south cometh the whirlwind and cold out of the north.” “By the breath of God, frost is given and the breadth of the waters is straightened.” “He causeth it to conic for correction of his land, or for mercy.” Does this not describe how cold the earth became with the fall out from the impacted meteorite; are these not the conditions modern man has agreed changed the world leading to other ice ages like the one ten to twelve thousand years ago? We had to wait until our scientists gave us proof of this event before we believed it happened and there it was written in the book of Job all along. Granted the meteorite is not mentioned but the conditions on the surface of the earth in the book of Job all fits the picture. It would also fit the period of Job and life before, Adam,providing more logic to my theory. The same chapter tells of the earth warming up after the big freeze, with “the fair weather coming out in the north.” When everything had been told to Job, God asked him if he now knew of his origins, after God laid the foundations of the earth, although not the earth as we know today. He then asked Job if he now accepted the power of God compared to the weaknesses of earthlings, allowing him to understand his reason for the time he had been on earth and the fact that he has a future on Heaven having conducted himself in the proper manner during his lifespan on earth. Once everything was made clear to Job his unhappy mood changed, he now had a reason to his life and knew where he was heading, even in death he accepted God for what he really was. Job realised with God creating the earth, he would do his best to see his creation was looked after and nurtured just the way we humans care about our possessions. That’s one reason we can be assured of God’s protection when the final demise of earth is upon us all.

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CHAPTER EIGHT
ORIGINAL EARTH MEN
I will pass by the next two books, (Nehemiah and Esther) to spend some time on the book of Job where conversations between God and the Devil and discussions between Job and his friends are recorded.The Book of Job is reputed to be the oldest book in the Bible and as you read through it you can see why. It therefore, would not be unreasonable to think that Job was one of the original earth men as that would put him on earth before Adam and we have established that there were people on earth before God created Adam. When the spaceships first came here the devil’s ships came along with them, and God and Satan vied to gain the confidence of these early earthlings. Job appears to have shown more intelligence and respected God rather than the Devil, recognizing good from evil. Job Chapter one Verse seven “And the Lord said unto Satan, Whence comest thou? Then Satan answered the Lord and said, from going to and fro in the earth and from walking up and down in it.” Here we have an appearance of Satan whose ships were established here then too in the very early days when he played his part in the introduction of evil on earth. There was a certain amount of culture on the earth by this time and it would seem likely that this was not the first visit of the spaceships to this planet as I have already mentioned. It is explained in Chapter Four, why mortal man cannot be better than his maker or there would be no need for him to trust the promise of a perfect planet Heaven as a reward for being good on earth. If mortals were made as equals to their maker they would have the ability to make earth as near to the perfection of Heaven as possible but this was not going to be allowed. In verse fifteen of chapter four Job’s friend Eliphaz sees one of the flying devices, which reads “Then a spirit passed before my face; and the hair of my flesh stood up.” Verse sixteen “It stood still but I could not discern the form thereof; an image was before mine eyes, there was silence, and I heard a voice saying.” In other words he had no idea what he was looking at and he was afraid, to which is no surprise as being one of the first earthlings to witness such an event and to have God and Satan appearing to him at the same time; one dreads to even contemplate. Imagine the fear we would experience if we were faced with such an ordeal. We would recognise the aircraft but we would still be terrified in the presence of these two powerful and commanding people. You can almost envisage God, answering Job’s questions, a primitive man, curious of his beginnings and inquisitive as to his endings. He (Job) is describing life and death on earth without hope of anything after death. This was the first time man was intelligent and brave enough to converse with God and the devil, two people who suddenly appeared to him finding out the answers to questions that were beginning to puzzle this now developing man. Job seemed unhappy at being a target for Gods crews as if they were watching him and learning from him how far this species of man had developed. When Job acknowledges God’s power, he remarks on some of the wonders he can perform also, how he, “can take away they who can hinder him,” “He destroyeth the perfect and the wicked” and in Chapter twelve Verse twenty three “He increaseth the nations, and destroyeth them; he enlargeth the nations and straiteneth them again.” I suppose this must be referring to the genocide committed before finally allowing Noah and his family to repopulate the earth. Jobs discussions with his friends have lots of snippets in this fashion so it must have been a very unpleasant time to be on earth and we know by historical discoveries that these early days were just that. If Job came before Adam, then he and the people of his time must have been exterminated in the disaster that befell earth at the time of Noah. Chapter twenty two and verse twelve “Is not God in the height of Heaven? And behold the height of the stars how high they are!” Verse Fourteen “Thick clouds are a covering to him that he seeth not; and he walketh in the circuit of Heaven.” This is another example of what could be a space station being used and the people of earth thinking it was the Heaven God was always referring to. The circuit of Heaven sounds like a space station to me now, but when I read it in my youth before, we put objects like satellites and stations outside our atmosphere I just could not comprehend it. Job would have taken comfort from the answers God gave to his questions and being one of the innocent, will have been allowed to enter into Heaven, he had been content with his life, living in blissful ignorance of his creation, lifespan and death until it was explained to him in all its gory details, hence the feeling of depression when you read his testimony. It was left to members of God’s crew to converse with Job on his journey to Heaven and, in Chapter Twenty Nine it states, “As I was in the days of my youth the secret of God was upon by tabernacle”. Meaning Job never knew of God’s existence when he was young and it was only now, when his life was over that God revealed himself to him, giving more reason to think that Job was the first earthling God contacted and allowed his testimony to be recorded in the Bible. Chapter thirty verse six “To dwell in the cliffs of the valleys, in caves of the earth and in the rocks.” Archaeologists, after discovering the oldest human bones on record, around the coasts of South Africa, have come up with the theory of first man originating there and spreading north, which would take them in the direction of the holy Land where Gods people were known to have landed. Chapter thirty verse thirty “My skin is black upon me and my bones are burned with heat.” Job describes his skin as being black, and, taking it out of context with the verse could give us the connection we are looking for proving, the creation of old and new man amalgamating in the Middle East, when God’s crews were on hand to control matters by introducing Adam, with Noah's descendants taking over later.

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