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Later the creators taught human beings how to inject themselves to treat snakebites.
Make a fiery serpent and set it upon a pole so that anyone bitten could look at it and live. Numbers 21:8
As soon as someone was bitten he "looked" at the "serpent of brass", that is to say a syringe was brought to him so that he could be injected with serum.
This seems to be reaching a bit for me.
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As far as the war at Jericho, the book says that it was a "flash war". It doesn't give too much of an explanation. What is a "flash war"?
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As to Samson. His mother was told not to shave any of his hair. Explanation....
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The point about not shaving off any hair is very important. The human brain is like a huge transmitter, capable of sending out a multitude of very accurate waves and thoughts. In fact, telepathy is nothing more than that.
But this type of transmitter requires antennae, and the hair and beard are these antennae. That is why you should not shave off any hair if you want to make use of your transmitters.
I don't know about anybody else, but anything that gets me out of shaving is good.

Seriously though, I have certain "abilities" that I won't go into here. But they've never been affected by shaving, not shaving, cutting my hair, etc.
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And am I reading correctly that the "prophets" of the bible were aliens?
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Here's a question for anyone. Is this bit true? I've never heard this.
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But the people of Israel had begun adoring metal idols; they had also become cannibals and were completely immoral, much to the disgust of their creators...
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This refers to the human scientists who had accumulated sufficient knowledge to undertake a trip to the creators' planet but were destroyed at Sodom and Gomorrah.....It was those human scientists of Sodom and Gomorrah who said:
I will rise above the cloud banks and will equal myself to the most high. Isaiah 14:14
So, back then, they were going to jump into the Tower of Babel and take off to the stars? Somehow, I think not.