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If I put everywhere I see Angel in the Bible, if I put E.T., it started to make more sense.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

And I started, you know, reading the Mesopotamian stuff and the Enuma Elish and, you know,

the Upanishads and, you know, you know, you know, there's the Mahaburata, the list goes on.

And all these, you know, whether it was Cherokee or Hopi or Australian Aboriginal or whether it was Vikings. They all have

these stories of beings coming down from the sky to help jumpstart civilization. Some of them were

friendly, some not so much, and some were observers. And I just could not accept the fact that,

oh, this is just a coincidence. Our ancestors are just – and – but since I'm born and raised in the West and I'm seminary trained and that, I focused a lot on the Bible and the Quran.

And so, you know, I started saying, well, these beings, you know, angels, right?

Angels, you know, Malakim in Hebrew and

Anglos in Greek. You know, but the word, it was intriguing because Angel told you what they did.

You know, in Hebrew, Malakim, they could be judges, diplomats, you know, they're bringing messages.

They could be envoys. They could be legislators. But, but could be judges, diplomats, you know, they're bringing messages. They could be envoys.

They could be legislators. But, but it told you what they did, but it didn't tell you where they

were from. I thought that was interesting. And then I thought, well, nowhere in the Bible does it say

they have wings. Now, I want to be clear to your listeners, I'm not saying angels don't have wings.

Please, someone laid me out a few years ago for that.

They said, well, I've seen angels, and I'm not saying they don't.

I'm saying, but they're not mentioned in the Bible.

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