Bible’s BIGGEST SECRET Revealed! (Ancient First Contact?) - a podcast by Cub Kuker

Cub Kuker Supernatural Podcast EP347

Ancient Astronaut Theory, popularized by Zecharia Sitchin, is generally considered a wild theory. Mainstream traditional faith leaders largely view these interpretations of biblical events as allegorical rather than literal “celestial visitations” yep, this theory continues to stir the lines of the curious.

For the sake of pure curiosity I will dive deep into these events from the perspective of Sitchin's ideas and some of my own:

1. Garden of Eden as an Outdoor Laboratory: According to the Ancient Astronaut Theory, the Garden of Eden wasn't just a paradise for Adam and Eve but rather an extraterrestrial laboratory where advanced beings conducted genetic experiments. These beings, often referred to as the Anunnaki, allegedly manipulated the DNA of early humans, shaping them into intelligent beings. The forbidden fruit, then, might have been a metaphor for the knowledge of procreation bestowed upon humans by these extraterrestrial genetic engineers.

2. Tower of Babel as a Rocket-ship: In the Ancient Astronaut interpretation, the Tower of Babel was not just an ambitious construction project but a colossal ancient rocket-ship. The story in Genesis describes humans attempting to build a ‘tower’ to the heavens, and Sitchin's theory suggests that this could have been a misguided attempt to reach the Anunnaki's home planet or a space station. The confusion of languages that followed could be seen as a divine intervention to thwart humanity's extraterrestrial ambitions.

3. Jacob's Ladder as a Spacecraft Entrance: The biblical story of Jacob's Ladder, where Jacob dreams of a ladder reaching to heaven with angels ascending and descending, could be reinterpreted as an encounter with an extraterrestrial spacecraft. In this view, the ladder may have represented a technologically advanced transportation device used by the Anunnaki or other advanced beings. The angels could be the beings themselves, coming down to interact with humans.

4. A Day to God as 1000 Years as Einstein-Rosen Bridge Time Travel: The concept of a day to God being like 1000 years, as mentioned in Psalm 90:4, could be explained through the lens of Einstein-Rosen bridges, commonly known as wormholes. According to the Ancient Astronaut Theory, these advanced beings might have had the ability to manipulate time and space, allowing for time travel or communication across vast distances in what seems like a short period to them but longer on Earth.

5. Noah's Ark as a DNA Bank and Advanced Technology Shelter: In the Ancient Astronaut interpretation of the Noah's Ark story, the ark becomes a high-tech vessel designed not just for saving pairs of every animal but also preserving the genetic diversity of various species. The flood, in this theory, could be a cataclysmic event or even a deliberate act by the extraterrestrial beings to cleanse the Earth and reset their genetic experiments back to the original status quo of earth and its natural evolutionarily trajectory.

*These interpretations are purely creative and theoretical, so please always do your own research in regards to any theory.

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