Is the Bible of extraterrestrial origin?

by Vanderhoven7 4 years ago 16 Replies latest 4 years ago watchtower beliefs

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  Vanderhoven7 4 years ago

  Highly illuminating video.

  I thought these Bible cryptologists were all nuts. This guy changed my mind.

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  dropoffyourkeylee 4 years ago

  Definitely interesting. Not entirely convinced, but curious. There is a 'part 2' (apparently is not posted) which I would like to see.

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  mickbobcat 4 years ago

  If this is the best some extraterrestrial can do we have nothing to worry about.
  

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  carla 4 years ago

  from the comments section of one of his youtube's-

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  1 day ago

  You can get this entire series right now for free from https://store.khouse.org/products/fact-2003-cosmic-codes-by-chuck-missler

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  Vanderhoven7 4 years ago

  The author credits a heavenly source for the codes.

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  mickbobcat 4 years ago

  This is about as persuasive as the chariots of the gods. Its just a lot of BS. Little to no proof for any of their assertions.
  

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  waton 4 years ago

  lets see an abstract of the claims, numbers in writing.

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  Sea Breeze 4 years ago

  Missler has a good reputation and gives this subject a fair treatment. Food for thought.
  
  Thanks for posting.

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  OnTheWayOut 4 years ago

  Once he said there are 66 books in an "integrated message," I stopped.
  
  The Bible is not an integrated message even if you limit it to the Protestant Bible and it certainly would be too much of a stretch to say it is integrated if you put the apocrypha in there.
  
  The Bible is the interpretation of whichever group is pushing its agenda, including which books to include.

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  TTWSYF 4 years ago

  Never checked scholarly sources for information on the formation, propagation and reasoning for why and how the scriptures were created and historically have been used?

  lol

  ttwsyf

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