Jordan "the place of descent"
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To: iufo@alterzone.com
- UFOs over Amman Jordan
Date: Thu, 19 Sep 1996 11:12:32 -0700
Any Jordanian list members who have info on this, please let us know...
- UFOs Reportedly Sighted in Amman
Source: XINHUA - TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) UFOs - It's not the invasion Israel feared most.
But aliens alighting in the Holy Land are grabbing the headlines
these days, with a flurry of media reports on UFO sightings and
abductions by extraterrestrials in egg-shaped spaceships.
AMMAN - XINHUA via Individual Inc. Unidentified flying objects (UFOs) were reportedly sighted over the skies of Amman last Thursday evening, the English daily Jordan Times quoted Arabic daily Al Dustour as reporting today.
"Strange but seemingly real objects with glaring lights of different colors moved in the skies of Amman Thursday night and were seen by a number of citizens," the paper said.
Jordanian Minister of Information Marwan Muasher, in reply to an inquiry through Internet, said: "On my way home from a dinner, I saw such strange objects Thursday night. I cannot explain what I have seen or find an explanation for this phenomenon."
Department concerned were investigating the affairs, he added. Jordan's Meteorology Department said it had no clues to the incident. "It was reported in various places at various times, but ourequipment cannot monitor such a phenomenon because it is not meteorological but astronomical," said a department source.
"Even if monitored, such a phenomenon could not be explained scientifically," the source was quoted as saying.
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18/09/96 9:27 GMT
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From: AOLNewsProfiles@aol.net
Date: 96-09-21 11:19:24 EDT
C. The Associated Press
By KARIN LAUB
Associated Press Writer
``The Great Invasion,'' read a headline in the Maariv daily above a list of 16 examples of UFO sightings in the past three months. This week, Maariv said, hundreds stopped on a major highway and stared at what looked like an alien spacecraft doing loops above Tel Aviv before dawn.
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Investigation of Biblical texts reveals the connection between Antichrist and UFOs. There is a reason the Mid East is such a UFO and paranormal hot spot. The following is from our Angelic Conspiracy Homepage.
Daniel 11 describes the Antichrist:
nor the desire of women
nor love any god, for he shall magnify himself above all.
But in his place he shall honor the god of fortresses,
(the Hebrew phrase is Ala Mahozine), and he shall honor a god his fathers (the Jews), did not know (literally, AN ALIEN GOD)."
MORE ON THIS SUBJECT AT INVASION FROM MARS?
Baalhazor,"Lord of the fortresses", provides a connection between Baal and the god of the Antichrist. Baal was lord of war and of the sky. Many titles were given to Baal by adding endings to his name. Some examples found in
scripture are Baalbamoth= Lord of the high places, Baalzebub= Lord of those who fly, or flit. Zebub is a Hebrew verb which means to flit from place to place.
Baal is identified as Satan by Jesus himself, Matt.10:25 Mark. 3:22 Luke 11:15.
The Antichrist will honor Satan, called Baal, Lord of Fortresses, Lord of the High Places ,Lord of those who quickly fly (in the high places), Prince of the Powers of the Air, and obviously Prince of the Powers behind flying craft in the high places...UFOs.
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