We strongly believe that the coming deception, or great lie that the bible warns about, will have much to do with the exponential growth in the UFO phenomenon.
The following article is very interesting in that it actually mentions the Rapture of the Church in conjunction with the Nation of Islam and their belief in the existence of UFO's.
Soon, the Bride of Christ, (the Church), will be called home by Jesus Christ. The remainder of the world will be left to wonder what happened to the many people that disappeared from their midst. An explanation will not be long in coming, as a much anticipated unveiling of extra-terrestrial life will be announced to the world, and the world will lap it up. These new outer-worldly friends will announce that they are here to help human-kind usher in a new world order of peace and justice. And those that disappeared were necessarily taken out of the way in order to facilitate the new order of things.
The bible clearly warns that there will be miraculous signs at the end of days so deceiving that even the people of God could fall for the deception. However, it will certainly delude those that have no interest in God, but delight in wickedness. They will fall for this false explaination - hook, line and sinker.
For false Christs and false prophets will appear and perform signs and miracles to deceive the elect--if that were possible. Mark NIV
For this reason God sends them a powerful delusion so that they will believe the lie and so that all will be condemned who have not believed the truth but have delighted in wickedness. 2 Thessalonians 2:11-12 NIV
From the article:
The Nation of Islam, long known for its promotion of black nationalism and self-reliance, now is calling attention to another core belief that perhaps isn't so well-known: the existence of UFOs. The idea of seeking the divine in the skies is deeply rooted in the Chicago-based Nation of Islam, whose late leader Elijah Muhammad detailed in speeches and writings a massive hovering object loaded with weapons he called "The Mother Plane".
Nation of Islam leaders often quote Biblical references to the prophet Ezekiel — along with Elijah Muhammad's teachings — when it comes to the wheel. In his book of articles on the subject, Muhammad described a planet-sized manmade vessel that orbits earth and is purported to be loaded with 1,500 planes or wheels, words that have since been used interchangeably. Their purpose is unclear. Some experts have made comparisons to the Biblical concept of Rapture, which teaches believers will be taken up to heaven, while everyone else will remain on earth for a period of torment, concluding with the end of time.
Nation of Islam event to include talk of UFOs
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