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The Cathedral of Turin, northern Italy. Here lies the sacred relic known as the Shroud of Turin, a large piece of linen which, when photographed, bears the eerie image of what appears to be a crucified man. The Shroud of Turin is a piece of ancient linen cloth, measures about 14 feet long by 3 and 1⁄2 feet wide. And what's so important about this cloth is there's a very faint imprint of a human being on the cloth who appears to have been crucified, which matches the biblical descriptions of Jesus Christ. So many believe that this shroud, this relic, is the actual burial cloth of Jesus Christ and bears the wounds of crucifixion. The Shroud of Turin has such a fascinating history. And the question is, is it authentic? Those who are against it say, no, this could easily have been a fake. And a body would never have left such an image and so on. The chemicals of an embalmed body would not do such a thing. But the people who say that are not able to explain how the figure did get there. It's not painted. It doesn't seem to be a pigment that's applied to the cloth. The Shroud has been studied, actually, by some of the top scientists and researchers in the world. And with all the scientific knowledge and equipment, we still do not know how the image of the Shroud was produced. And this is what I think continues to fascinate us about it. Regardless of what you believe, whether you are a Christian and a believer and believe that this is the image of the resurrected Christ, or if you just believe that there is some other extraordinary metaphysical event that causes this, you have to be fascinated by the fact that this extraordinary relic could not have been created by any means that in the 21st century we can identify. Could the Shroud of Turin really be a divine relic, tangible evidence of the existence of an almighty power? In 2011, Italian scientists were able to prove that the Shroud of Turin was created by a supernatural flash of light, an unearthly flash of light. In my opinion, the Shroud of Turin is proof that Jesus transformed himself into a being of light and projected himself through the Shroud of Turin. Does the Shroud of Turin actually contain an image of the crucified Jesus? Or could this sacred object be something else? Might it, in fact, be evidence of an incredibly advanced otherworldly technology? Throughout world cultures and mythologies, this idea of otherworldly beings, gods, supernatural beings, demons, having sex with humans is very, very common. The way that we interpret that experience depends on the cultural and religious factors around us. We can read about these accounts of all sorts of weird beings who had their way with humans. All we have to do is to approach these stories and look at them from a modern perspective to eliminate the always-suggested symbolism and look at these events for what they potentially really were, encounters with extraterrestrials. There is abundant, undeniable evidence of human and extraterrestrial interbreeding. It's in so many different cultures that to suggest that it's all a conspiracy theory or a myth or a fantasy is completely illogical. But if extraterrestrials have, in fact, been mating with human beings since ancient times, what might their purpose be? Ancient astronaut theorists believe the answer can be found in the biblical stories of the fallen angels. There are references in the scriptures to rebellious angels who were in trouble with God, came to Earth, found the daughters of men attractive, and married them, which is to say, had sex with them, and produced offspring. But God was not happy about it. The unhappiness of God about it doesn't appear in Genesis so much as it does in the extra canonical Old Testament book of Enoch. In the book of Enoch, it actually gives the numbers. It says 200 angels disobeyed God and came to Earth and mated with human women. In the book of Enoch, these beings from outer space, they wanted to have sex with beauties on Earth. So they all came together, and they swore we will do it, even if it's against the rule. The apocryphal text called the Book of Enoch was written before the time of Jesus, but was curiously removed from the Bible in the 4th century AD at the Council of Laodicea. According to many biblical scholars, the reason for this was most likely the controversy over these accounts of the fallen angels mating with daughters of men, accounts that the people of the time had taken as fact. But if the stories of the fallen angels are to be taken literally, how is it that spiritual beings were able to not only mate with humans, but even reproduce? If angels are what we think they are today, these non-corporeal, certainly non-human entities, what on Earth, why on Earth, how on Earth could there be any interest in a sexual relationship with human women? It's physically impossible. So therefore, if there's any legitimacy to what the Bible says, as we believe that there is, we must re-understand what these sons of God are. We have to change the interpretation and to interpret them in a modern way. And you see, all of a sudden, it all makes sense. Now the problem is, if extraterrestrials had a sexual contact with our forefathers, that means that the genital apparatus must be similar. Otherwise, it's not possible. Now, here's the interesting thing. It didn't come down here for recreational pastime, as we use sexuality today. They had an agenda in the manipulation of the human genetic pool. In the Hebrew Bible, the book of Exodus describes how the Jewish people suffered as slaves living in Egypt. Then sometime in the 14th century BC, the ruling pharaoh feared their growing numbers and ordered the killing of all firstborn Jews living in Egypt. In an effort to save her son, one mother put her child in a small basket and set him adrift on the Nile River. That child was found by the pharaoh's family, who named him Moses and raised him as their own. As an adult, Moses discovered his true identity and demanded that the pharaoh free the Jews. When the pharaoh rejected him, Moses helped the Jews escape from Egypt. Historians believe that Moses and his people crossed the Red Sea and made their way into the Sinai Desert. According to the ancient texts, God grew angry at the Jews for idol worshiping and forced them to wander the desert aimlessly for 40 years before allowing them to enter Israel. During this time, the Bible says the Israelites survived by eating a single food source, manna. But what is manna? A naturally abundant food provided by God? Or, as some believe, something very different. In the Bible, it explains how the Israelites got from Egypt, where they'd been slaves, to the promised land. They had to cross the Sinai Desert. And inevitably, given that there was a lot of Israelites and very little growing as it was a desert, they ran short on supplies. God stepped in at this point and sent manna from heaven. This took the form of some kind of seeds that rained down upon the desert. And then they were collected the next day. And they provided food for the Israelites, except Friday, when there was a double portion, because on Saturday, being the Sabbath, it didn't fall. While the Hebrew Bible fails to give a clear description of manna, another ancient Jewish text provides an alternative clue. The Zohar is a collection of spiritual commentaries and interpretations of the Torah and is central to the mystical Kabbalah belief written in the 13th century. The Zohar describes what is called the Ancient of Days as providing the manna. But what was this Ancient of Days? A man, a god, or something else? The text speaks of different sized brains, different sized faces. They were connected with different tubes and different light sources. Theologians have suggested that this is a description of God. However, when looked at from a modern perspective, what is described in the Zohar isn't necessarily a god figure, but rather a type of machine. Intrigued by this information, two electrical engineers, George Sassoon and Rodney Dale, used the anatomical descriptions of the Ancient of Days to design what they called a manna machine. This really is the key diagram of the manna machine as we built it up from the texts. For instance, one here is the mouth, but it's actually the air intake, which carries what is described as the breath of life. The air goes up this tube here, which is described as the brain of the ancient one, but is actually a dew still. So that although we were talking about the great sea and the hairs of the beard and so on, at the same time, we were able to work out their relative positions, build up the specification of the machine, and find that we had something that was biochemically viable. This machine had a suction nozzle. The machine took in moist morning air and condensed it in the part of the machine that looked like a plexiglass dome. From there, it mixed with an algae culture. The culture was treated with energy, such as a strong laser light, in order to speed the growth. Of course, it needed energy for cultivating the alga, and this was produced, we postulate, in a small nuclear reactor, which would produce both heat and light as required. The manna machine was a very dangerous device. We suspect that the reactor that powered the machine was transported in the Ark of the Covenant. We have multiple references in the Bible that whoever came close to the Ark of the Covenant and didn't know how to operate it was smitten to death. And sometimes people, after they encountered the Ark, started to lose their nails and started to lose their hair. So we have evidence of some type of radiation poisoning, which was in direct correlation with the Ark of the Covenant. And so the Ark of the Covenant housed an extraterrestrial device, which was given to the Israelites during their 40-year wandering through the desert. Almost all of the great world faiths are based on stories of celestial beings who visit Earth. Many millions of people accept these legends as part of their core beliefs. And from the earliest cave drawings to images at Roswell, we see artists' interpretations of extraterrestrials or gods coming to our planet. In many traditions, there is something coming from above. There's a stairway to heaven, or there's a whirlwind, or an angel descends. Sometimes the encounter is quite dangerous. As would be appropriate to something awesome and larger and more powerful than we are, usually it is memorable. Many of the myths are much more specific, and they really talk about gods physically coming to Earth, landing, doing miracles, and showing the people how to live. If visitors did come from the stars, is it possible that they actually changed the way ancient people thought? Did they provide an intellectual spark to prehistoric civilizations? Could that be the reason why so many different cultures could build such large and lasting monuments? It's almost as if primitive man woke up one morning and went, hey, I've got this knowledge, and I know how to make tools, and I'm gonna go and build all these things. Nah, I don't think it happened that way. I think others came down to this planet and started teaching other people that were beginning to evolve. But the one thing I truly do not believe is that modern cavemen at the time basically created all this knowledge out of thin air. All around the world, we have concise descriptions in ancient texts which say word for word that some beings came from the sky. So it's as if this intellectual big bang, or this big bang of knowledge, occurred in various periods of time. And those various periods of time, most concisely, always correlate with some type of description of gods descending from the sky. I do think of that as a very significant before and after moment in the human story. And it is not a moment that is linked to physical evolution. We've already got the hardware. It's as though something happened to our software around about that time. And I think it's a very intriguing moment in the human story. The Sinai Peninsula, Egypt. In the Judeo-Christian Bible, as found in the Book of Exodus, Moses receives the Ten Commandments from God after disappearing on Mount Sinai for a period of 40 days and 40 nights. When the prophet returns to his people, his appearance has drastically changed. It's very interesting. He had been around this god for so long. His face was glowing. And he had to literally cover himself because people were afraid of him because his countenance had changed so much. Basically, his people recognize him, but also see that he has physically changed. And so this is very interesting because if you were to take it from a biblical perspective, you would think that an encounter with God is something nice, something phenomenal, but not that it has physical effects. In the case of the Moses encounter, what you have is something very physical, something very specific, suggestive that what happened to him is a very physical encounter with a deity, an extraterrestrial being, rather than what we would generally classify as divine. If we look at it from the context of today's alien abduction stories, was God coming down from the sky, actually a UFO descending? Was he taken aboard, abducted onto a UFO, and held for 40 days and then returned? I think if we look at it in that context, we've got what sounds like a classic abduction. Could the biblical accounts of Enoch and Moses suggest an extraterrestrial agenda, one where alien beings communicate messages of peace and harmony with humans? Northeast Syria, the Kabur River. According to the Hebrew Bible, it was here in the 6th century B.C. that divine beings descended from heaven and made contact with a 30-year-old Hebrew priest named Ezekiel. Ezekiel was by the river Chabar, and he said a great whirlwind came toward him. He described it as a fire enfolding itself, and out of the fire was the color of amber, which is the Hebrew word, which means polished spectrum metal, which implies that it's metallic and that it's spinning, and it lands in front of him, right directly in front of him, and suddenly out of this whirlwind come four creatures. In the Bible, the prophet Ezekiel calls these spiritual beings cherubims and describes them as having four faces, four wings, and skin that's shown like polished bronze. Ezekiel says that he was taken up into the sky and taken to different places where he could see different things, and then he was told some of the future things that were going to come. But what in fact was the mysterious object that touched down in front of Ezekiel and lifted him up to the sky? And who were the strange beings that emerged and shared a vision of the future with the prophet? He described them as the likeness of a man, but they seem to have different faces on them of different animals, and some people have interpreted that as perhaps even like a spacesuit. You know, imagine the helmet, oxygen mask, that kind of thing. Could he have been actually seeing something that was a face but didn't look like a face normally looks? He's got the best description of a UFO that's anywhere in the Bible because he basically says that the thing looked like a wheel within a wheel, a kind of a classic flying saucer description. It's basically the account of a guy who's been abducted, who has been told certain things, and who's then returned to the place of origin. It would be what we today would describe as an abduction account. Angels. According to a Nielsen survey taken in 2010, nearly 70% of Americans believe in their existence. But what are they? Winged visitors from God as depicted in the Bible? Smiling cherubs who peer down at us from billowing clouds? Or something much, much more? The concept of angels is obviously very widespread, certainly in American culture, and you find it in Latin culture, Greek culture, Babylonian culture. When we think of angels, we immediately think to the Bible. But when you go onto the internet, when you read books, you will find that people have visitations of angels every single day. In the Hebrew Bible's Book of Genesis, angels first appear as divine beings, sent to earth as messengers of God. They wanted to have God interacting with the human beings, but it seems somewhat undignified to have God directly operating, and so he sent messengers. The word angel is a mistranslation. In Hebrew, the word for angel is malach. However, the correct translation is not angel at all, but it is in fact messenger. In Greek, the word angelos is not angel. It is intermediary, middleman. And so what do we have in these stories? We have these intermediaries, these messengers bringing information from quote-unquote God. By definition, angels are otherworldly. Angels are extraterrestrial. They're not from this planet. So really, by definition, ETs and angels are the same. Now, our modern conception of ETs have changed, but go back thousands and thousands of years when angels lived among our biblical ancestors. They didn't call them ETs. They called them angels, but they knew they were not of this world, not of this planet. But could some of these so-called messengers of God have served another function, one not so benevolent or benign? According to the Book of Enoch, the so-called lost biblical text that was rediscovered among the Dead Sea Scrolls in the late 1940s, the first angels to arrive on Earth were the fallen angels. It was on Mount Hermon that angels came down from the heavens, fallen angels, to inhabit Earth. They were trying to assume power. And because of that, they were cast out from heaven and cast down to Earth. Now, to me, this sounds more of a mutiny story where extraterrestrials arrived here and there was a type of rift, and so they split into two different factions. And the faction that split off is what today is referred to as the fallen angels. Enoch was a believer in angels, fallen angels, visitations, but everything he put in his scriptures seemed to imply, to me, extraterrestrial visitation. From craft that he saw, to mountainsides that they would land, to them taking him around and telling him things. Both in the Book of Enoch and in the Hebrew Bible, the fallen angels act in direct opposition to God's will by interbreeding with humans. In Genesis 6, it talks about the sons of God's, God's, the plural, mating with the daughters of men. And there was a certain evil connotation to it. How can angels have sex? Enoch describes of it. Some of the extraterrestrials stood on Earth. They had sex with some of our girls. That is what is written down in Enoch. It's not my invention. Enoch never calls them gods. He calls them guardian of the skies or watchmen. 610 AD, the ancient city of Mecca. Historical Islamic accounts in the Hadith say that Muhammad, the last great prophet, was sent by God to unite the Arabian Peninsula tribes under a single religion of Islam. Before forming Islam, Muhammad is said to have retreated to a mountain cave where he received a series of revelations from God. Muhammad would take a period of time each year to reflect and pray in a cave in the mountains nearby. During one of these retreats, the angel Gabriel came to him and had a prophecy for him and was his guide throughout his ministry. The angel Gabriel is somebody who is known in the Old Testament. He makes appearances there. He also announces the birth of Jesus and John the Baptist in a Christian context. Now, when it comes to Muhammad, we're seeing that this angel is all of a sudden far more important. According to Muslim legend, Muhammad formed an intense relationship with Gabriel. During Muhammad's retreats, Gabriel is said to have given the prophet the complete text to the Quran. In the case of Muhammad, what we're seeing is he stays with him for 23 years. He reveals the Quran to him. And it really, once again, shows you that there are these messengers of the gods, these entities who come to us human beings and say, you are chosen. If you're willing to listen to us and work with us, we will actually teach you information about the divine. Now, the angel said to Muhammad, I will take you with me. And they fly over the earth. He sees the whole planet. They circle the earth. And then the angel bring Muhammad back to the cave. They were surrounding the earth very, very quick because it probably took one and a half minute, the whole surrounding around the earth. Is it possible, as some ancient astronaut theorists believe, that Muhammad was repeatedly taken and seeded with information over time in a series of extraterrestrial abductions? Researchers point to one particular interaction between Gabriel and Muhammad when the prophet flees the holy city of Mecca in the direction of Jerusalem. The angel Gabriel came to Muhammad with a creature, a winged horse, the Barak, who was able to fly him to Jerusalem some distance. It was called the Farthest Mosque. And they meditated there for a time. And then after some time of visit there, he went to heaven and was able to visit with the prophets, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and then with Yahweh Allah, God himself, and get insights and inspiration, then came back from the heavens to Jerusalem and back from Jerusalem to Mecca, completely inspired for his further teachings. It is said that he goes from Mecca to Jerusalem in a single night. This is a physical impossibility. It simply cannot be. Now, rather than take this allegorically, if we take it literally, we're actually given the tools and the explanation as to why this might have been possible. We're actually told that he did this with the help of the angel Gabriel. Mount Sodom, Israel. A pillar of rock salt known as Lot's wife overlooks the southwestern part of the Dead Sea, near the presumed location of the biblical cities of Sodom and Gomorrah. In both the Hebrew book of Genesis and the Islamic Quran, angels travel to this spot to warn Abraham's nephew Lot that God was about to unleash terror upon the world. And the angel finally says to Lot, if you don't come now with your family, two girls and the wife, I cannot help you anymore. It looks as if a countdown was working, which could not be stopped anymore, if even the angel cannot stop it. And sure enough, they walk away and there's this mayhem and destruction. His wife turns around and she turns into a pillar of salt. Since the ancient Asconaut theory proposes that angels were nothing else but misinterpreted flesh and blood extraterrestrials, the ancient Asconaut theory This means that extraterrestrials did side with certain people. Were angels or extraterrestrials interfering with human development? But if angels save Lot and his family from the wrath of God, is this proof that angels are more than just otherworldly messengers? Might they be more actively engaged in helping their human counterparts, even to the extent that they might still be affecting the outcome of human history? Once again, ancient Asconaut theorists look to the book of Enoch for their answer and claim to have found evidence in its references to a race of fallen angels known as Watchers. There is much debate amongst religious scholars about the fallen angels. Some say they were deliberately sent here to watch over man. And in the book of Enoch specifically, we have 20 Watchers which are sort of in charge of all the other angels that are in Enoch's presence. You have the commanders and the officers and the lieutenants and those 20 deliberately teach Enoch in various disciplines such as meteorology, astronomy, how to make better swords. Now, would something like this really happen in the kingdom of God? I think the answer is clear. Where did they come from? What do they want? And if we're dealing with one or more intelligences that maybe they have different agendas, but maybe there is something out there that has been an ally to evolving hominids and we're the latest model. In the Bible, angels often appear to humans as physical entities that can be seen, heard, and even touched. But today, many people believe angels are present whether they can see them or not. According to a 2008 survey by Baylor University's Institute for Studies of Religion, 55% of all American adults believe a guardian angel protects them. The popularity of guardian angels in modern culture, I think, has to do with the idea that we want some kind of supernatural protection in a world where we don't really feel very safe oftentimes. The Islamic faith teaches that every human being has not one, but two guardian angels, one for each shoulder. These celestial beings are called writing angels because they write down the good deeds and the bad deeds in each person's life. The first so-called guardian angel to appear in Judeo-Christian texts is the angel Raphael, who was featured in the Book of Tobit, written sometime between the 8th and 2nd century BC. Tobit is off on a very difficult mission. He's gonna go to Persia to find a wife, and he runs into all sorts of problems on the way. So God sends the angel Raphael, and now we have the angel not just as a messenger from God, he becomes a guardian angel. He becomes a special protector. The idea of guardian angel, is it just because we wish it, we believe it, that somebody's protecting us, or does it come from the past? Has it to do maybe something with extraterrestrial? In the sense that some extraterrestrial said to some human, we protect you, don't be afraid. What is the guardian angel guarding us from? Why is that guardian angel protecting us? And is there more than one? Short answer to that is absolutely yes. He's guarding us from what? The fallen angels. Judeo-Christian and Islamic tradition, there's an idea that there will be some kind of final warfare when God defeats Satan once and for all. That's been interpreted by some people to say that the aliens will come back. They'll fight it out again one final time.