A ''star'' lead wise/learned/academic men from a far to the place where the ''star'' stood still over the
birthplace of ''jesus''. Those who refuse to acknowledge alien craft say it was a comet, jupiter-venus conjunction,
and a few other things that do not match the passage.


Learned men [academics] in those days were astronomers first and formost.
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Flying Saucers and Science | Stanton Friedman


The so-called ‘Star of Bethlehem’despite speculation that the ‘Star’ was a conjunction of two or more
stellar and/or planetary objects,
the ‘Star’ would still resolve itself into two or more points of light, even though apparently in very
close proximity. Further, that two or three individual points of light connection would also have been
obvious to observers in the days and weeks before (as the points of light grew closer together) and after

(as they drew apart again). A supernovae or a comet would have been visible for many days’ even weeks. A ‘
shooting star’ would visually last for way too short an interval. No, the ‘Star’ must have been a one-off
short duration event. Let’s call a spade a spade here – the ‘Star’ was a classic UFO sighting! The proof
of that pudding is that the so-called ‘Star’ led people, wise men or otherwise, to a very, very specific
geographical location, something no astronomical object could do.
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Spaceship Rapture ?
There are 2 (raptures/Ressurections)
onew of the living and one of the dead.
Bluebeam
Redbeam
you name it !


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