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Gary Stearman | Prophecy Watch

As Christians, what are we to think, when governments around the world are beginning to publicly admit that they’ve been studying the phenomenon of UFOs and Space Aliens. And let’s face it, when we see television videos of lozenge-shaped vehicles from gun cameras aboard a Navy F-18, we have to take a second look. What’s more, these strange craft fly in ways impossible for our fighters. They are much faster and more maneuverable … clocked at several thousand miles per hour! They are able to dive into the ocean at top speed. That would, of course, reduce the average fighter plane to fragments in a millisecond. And then they pop up into the air, moving as fast as before!

The unspoken conclusion is that we’re being visited by beings from other planets, perhaps other galaxies.

Military and other Government Agency personnel have appeared on television programs, calmly announcing that yes, they’ve been studying these strange vehicles for years. Anyone who follows this subject knows that from Roswell to the present, hundreds of books and videos have screamed about the reality of the space visitors.

Among other things, they’re called the “greys,” “reptilians,” “insectoids” and white-robed, blond “Nordics,” who represent multiple classes of aliens. They come in “UFOs.” They’re not space travelers, but the old gods in new costume.

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Prophecy Watchers
In this increasingly self-indulgent world it’s vital for Christians to remember that, “God is love.” Ours is a global society of novels, motion pictures and commercials festooned with hearts and flowers, where “love” has become a marketable commodity. It’s no surprise to anyone that love has become a product, bought and sold in a myriad of goods, services and social diversion; in spoken and written word, music and videos, much of it cheap and shockingly disgusting.