Life on Other Planets

[sky]

Originally Posted by jojo50

there is NO life on any other planet except Earth. Jehovah God created Earth for humankind. we are the ones in which he wanted. those little green big-eyed creatures that MANY claim to see, in which I do believe some have. were just demons pretending so that man would believe "GOD", created other beings.

The Earth was created by ' Cause and effect ' and if the conditions are right there's no reason to dismiss that other Planets do not contain life Forms....

[jojo50]

Originally Posted by neil

Yes I would agree to them being evil beings.

However the bible was written for Earthlings, & there just may be other planets with sentient aware life forms on them. with their own biblical scripture....why not eh.

I can understand why you might believe this, considering the many sightings. but what would be the purpose for Jehovah God and Jesus creating other life forms? why would he feel the need to want other them? why did he create humans to be in his likeness, and his focus is ONLY on us?

[jojo50]

Originally Posted by BigJohn

Interesting comment.

I prefer Yahweh over Jehovah
So far, I have found 7 variants of the word YHWH
as recorded in the Masoretic text.

I like them both, but the English form "Jehovah", is in every bible version ,(Exo. 6:3). man can do MANY things when it comes to God's word. such as adding and removing. like in the case of his name ,being replace with title L-O-R-D, (caps). if that wasn't the name the God of Israel wanted people to use, he wouldn't allowed it. those I really don't believe he has a problem with the name "Yahweh." just as long as people understand that he and Jesus are not the same being.

[Explorer21]

Aknaton, I like the name "Aknaton" which describes my favorite Egyptian Pharaoh.
Research into the Bible reveals that other worlds are mentioned a few times there. Jesus said, "In my Father's House, there are many Mansions." The word "Mansions" refers to other worlds, and the Father's House is the infinite Universe. Jesus also said, "I am not of this world; you are of this world."

Originally Posted by Aknaton

This ought to be an interesting one and I'm pretty excited about this subject-matter. What is your opinion concerning this in relation to Christianity?

[Aknaton]

Originally Posted by Explorer21

Aknaton, I like the name "Aknaton" which describes my favorite Egyptian Pharaoh.
Research into the Bible reveals that other worlds are mentioned a few times there. Jesus said, "In my Father's House, there are many Mansions." The word "Mansions" refers to other worlds, and the Father's House is the infinite Universe. Jesus also said, "I am not of this world; you are of this world."

The exact same reason you like the name is the exact same reason that I chose the name. I love it too, have loved it for a long long time... It has a very deep connection with me this name.

[neil]

Originally Posted by Explorer21

Research into the Bible reveals that other worlds are mentioned a few times there. Jesus said, "In my Father's House, there are many Mansions." The word "Mansions" refers to other worlds, and the Father's House is the infinite Universe. Jesus also said, "I am not of this world; you are of this world."

Or, there are many other planets in other solar systems & of a physical Organic nature, as the Earth is, sure.

But I suggest that the many mansions, are not of the physical organic kind. & far far from the nature of a world such as this.

I suggest that the many mansions, as mentioned in scripture, are of the Holy Kingdom..(the promised lands)..& of, the Christ essence.
And "no person" can enter therein, unless they have been fully transformed, by Holy spiritual essence of the Heavenly Father.

And, research into the Bible reveals exactly that.

And the bible does suggest that, Jesus said, that he is not of this world.
However, Research into the Bible reveals that, that statement refers to Jesus, as having been fully transformed by the Holy Spiritual Essence of & from the Heavenly Father.
Which does remove from any being, any desires for the temptations of the Earthly life...ie:- he is in the world although not of it.

[BigJohn]

Originally Posted by jojo50

I like them both, but the English form "Jehovah", is in every bible version ,(Exo. 6:3). man can do MANY things when it comes to God's word. such as adding and removing. like in the case of his name ,being replace with title L-O-R-D, (caps). if that wasn't the name the God of Israel wanted people to use, he wouldn't allowed it. those I really don't believe he has a problem with the name "Yahweh." just as long as people understand that he and Jesus are not the same being.

New Jerusalem Bible, a Catholic Bible, uses Yahweh about 7000 times!

The actual pronunciation of Yahweh's name in Exodus 6:3 seems to be lost.
If you examine the first usage of Yahweh's name (Genesis 2:4) is spelled
slightly different then what is written in Exodus 6:3.

Unfortunately, many people claim Jesus is God/god.

[Explorer21]

Aknaton, do you believe in reincarnation? I think the most likely reason for this name having a deep connection with you is because you may have incarnated in Egypt during Pharaoh Akhnaton's reign. You might even have known him personally. I feel very strongly that I myself lived there during that period in history.

Originally Posted by Aknaton

The exact same reason you like the name is the exact same reason that I chose the name. I love it too, have loved it for a long long time... It has a very deep connection with me this name.

[BigJohn]

Originally Posted by neil

Or, there are many other planets in other solar systems & of a physical Organic nature, as the Earth is, sure.

But I suggest that the many mansions, are not of the physical organic kind. & far far from the nature of a world such as this.

I suggest that the many mansions, as mentioned in scripture, are of the Holy Kingdom..(the promised lands)..& of, the Christ essence.
And "no person" can enter therein, unless they have been fully transformed, by Holy spiritual essence of the Heavenly Father.

And, research into the Bible reveals exactly that.

And the bible does suggest that, Jesus said, that he is not of this world.
However, Research into the Bible reveals that, that statement refers to Jesus, as having been fully transformed by the Holy Spiritual Essence of & from the Heavenly Father.
Which does remove from any being, any desires for the temptations of the Earthly life...ie:- he is in the world although not of it.

How about 2010 TK7, an asteroid that has the same orbit as Earth!

[neil]

Originally Posted by BigJohn

How about 2010 TK7, an asteroid that has the same orbit as Earth!

I truely do not understand the significance of this post in regards to mine.

I had been speaking of sentient life sustaining planets. Not hostile formations, if it is a hostile formation of course.