The Star of Bethlehem was a UFO?

lomax · #1 09-07-2019, 07:55 AM

I've read in Lobsang Rampa Book 'the hermit',that the star of the bethlehem was a ufo,guiding the mission of the three astrologers.
What do you think of it?

Dargor · #2 09-07-2019, 11:26 AM

Or perhaps it was simply a meteorite. Considering the lack of knowledge about astronomy back these days, it wouldn't be surprising if they confused meteorites for angels.

hallow · #3 15-09-2019, 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by SlayerOfLight

Or perhaps it was simply a meteorite. Considering the lack of knowledge about astronomy back these days, it wouldn't be surprising if they confused meteorites for angels.

I am not saying it was or wasn't a ufo. But back in those days astronomy was probably understood better than it is now. In those days they traveled by the stars everything revolved around the sky. Today we're to busy googling stuff and looking down to even notice what's going on up there. Even if we wanted to there's so many lights to drown out the pure night sky unlike then. Was probably simply the brightest star that could be seen at the time and someone attached a story to it.

WestonG · #4 21-07-2019, 03:30 AM

Yes, as written in the Talmund of Jmannuel. Read it for the source of this and much more. The least *******ised version of the story of Christ. Though he is named Jmannuel and is not the son of God. He is the wisdom of God. Seeded on earth within Mary by the Arch Angel Rasiel. God, Angels, Demons - all extra terrestrial life.

lomax · #5 21-07-2019, 07:31 AM

Page 193 and after.

https://www.lobsangrampa.org/books/en/The-Hermit.pdf

Sammy Searcher · #6 21-07-2019, 05:45 PM

My instinct tells me it was. The Magi were Zoroastrians. The highest deity worshipped in Zoroastrianism is Ahura Mazda and many ancient astronaut theorists believe him to be a star being rather than a "God". If that were the case, I think the Magi would be familiar with visits from star beings and would naturally follow a craft if they thought it some kind of messenger from the sky bringing new information.

BigJohn · #7 12-08-2019, 01:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Sammy Searcher

My instinct tells me it was. The Magi were Zoroastrians. The highest deity worshipped in Zoroastrianism is Ahura Mazda and many ancient astronaut theorists believe him to be a star being rather than a "God". If that were the case, I think the Magi would be familiar with visits from star beings and would naturally follow a craft if they thought it some kind of messenger from the sky bringing new information.

Some claim the Magi were Parsees, a subset of Zoroastrians.

Shivani Devi · #8 14-08-2019, 02:10 PM

Yesterday, I watched a BBC documentary called "Son of God".

In it, scientists discovered that the historical timeline is out.

In 6 BCE, the middle of April, the planet Jupiter entered into Aries, which made it appear like a huge star.

The prophecy stated that when Jupiter entered Aries, a great king was to be born.

http://movies2.nytimes.com/library/n...o-jupiter.html

Cosmoflow · #9 02-08-2019, 02:26 AM

I can confirm that it was an UFO, many "gods" and intelligent/advanced "mythical" creatures are simply visitors from extraterrestrial /alien civilizations, through intuition and cross-referencing. @Sammy Searcher got the specifics correctly.

Busby · #10 02-08-2019, 06:11 AM

If we accept that the Bible is God's word it follows that he should be able to tell the difference between UFOs and stars. We don't think there is any fake news in the good book.