so that the manifold wisdom of God might now be made known through the church to the rulers and the authorities in the heavenly places. -Eph 3:10
A visiting pastor at my church spoke on this briefly during his sermon this past Sunday. Personally, I find this verse astounding and intriguing. Now, the pastor stated that these rulers and authorities in heavenly places are the angels. OK. This might get a little crazy, but I think a lot and I try to put everything I experience into perspective. Hear me out. I felt led to do some research about this verse and ran across some commentary from a man named A.T. Robertson. He believes that these rulers are fallen angels. This got my mind racing.
So, I saw a commercial about a show on UFOs about a month ago. It was interesting because they were talking about getting these people from all across the globe together to talk about it. These were stated as being very reputable people that held positions in various important areas. Well, I decided to take a look. Now, I am a Christian and believe the Bible to be my chief authority, so what the Bible says is Truth. So, I was thinking to myself if it would be unbiblical to actually believe in UFOs and extraterrestrials. I have been wrestling with this. And was wondering if it is possible that if these UFO sightings and ET sightings are legit, that it could be fallen angels. What a way to turn people away from the Lord I was thinking. To have these fallen angels come down and encounter humans. And maybe even give them false information to spread. Visions. Like the false prophesies and such.
So, in a nutshell, this verse made me think about that. And that there are other rulers and authorities out there that may not be good. And that this verse states that the Lord plans on using us weak humans to glorify Him. Showing His great power and grace to Stan and to those that fell along with him.
I love Jesus. And I think that everything that we hear about in this world is all interconnected to the Lord's great plan.
Are these thoughts out of line? What are your thoughts on this?
A visiting pastor at my church spoke on this briefly during his sermon this past Sunday. Personally, I find this verse astounding and intriguing. Now, the pastor stated that these rulers and authorities in heavenly places are the angels. OK. This might get a little crazy, but I think a lot and I try to put everything I experience into perspective. Hear me out. I felt led to do some research about this verse and ran across some commentary from a man named A.T. Robertson. He believes that these rulers are fallen angels. This got my mind racing.
So, I saw a commercial about a show on UFOs about a month ago. It was interesting because they were talking about getting these people from all across the globe together to talk about it. These were stated as being very reputable people that held positions in various important areas. Well, I decided to take a look. Now, I am a Christian and believe the Bible to be my chief authority, so what the Bible says is Truth. So, I was thinking to myself if it would be unbiblical to actually believe in UFOs and extraterrestrials. I have been wrestling with this. And was wondering if it is possible that if these UFO sightings and ET sightings are legit, that it could be fallen angels. What a way to turn people away from the Lord I was thinking. To have these fallen angels come down and encounter humans. And maybe even give them false information to spread. Visions. Like the false prophesies and such.
So, in a nutshell, this verse made me think about that. And that there are other rulers and authorities out there that may not be good. And that this verse states that the Lord plans on using us weak humans to glorify Him. Showing His great power and grace to Stan and to those that fell along with him.
I love Jesus. And I think that everything that we hear about in this world is all interconnected to the Lord's great plan.
Are these thoughts out of line? What are your thoughts on this?