BREAKING: Disclosure Day Is Here!

Today the U.S. government has begun disclosing documents and information related to extraterrestrial/interdimensional entities and UFOs/UAPs. Whatever the truth really is, the world will never be the same again. The implications are massive—societally, historically, and spiritually; and moreover, the implications are prophetic.

You can read the files at www.war.gov/ufo (files might also be released at www.aliens.gov). According to sources, additional documents will be released over time (in batches), and the first batch may be light on truly revelatory content. Stay tuned.

The most fundamental premise that everyone should hold to unflinchingly in the midst of this news: God’s Word—the Holy Bible—stands alone as your inerrant source of truth. It alone can interpret the world around us, and the events taking place within it, with authoritative certitude. Those who elevate any interpretations above God’s revealed Word do so at their own peril. Outside of God’s Word, deception is guaranteed.

We can categorize common views of “extraterrestrial” beings into several broad camps:

1. Extraterrestrial beings exist but have never visited earth.

2. Extraterrestrial beings exist and have visited earth in the past, or continue to visit earth now.

3. Extraterrestrial beings do not exist.

Interestingly, there are atheists and theists in all three camps. It should also be noted that the term extraterrestrial simply means any being whose origin is from outside earth. Even interdimensional beings (such as angels) would be, by definition, “extraterrestrial.” However, in common parlance “extraterrestrial” has come to refer to biological entities existing in our own physical universe—especially as originating from other planets, moons, asteroids, etc. Angels are more often referred to as “interdimensional,” but as you can see, the difference in these terms is somewhat semantics: all interdimensional beings are extraterrestrial, but not all extraterrestrial beings would be interdimensional.

Some Christian researchers, such as Timothy Alberino, are increasingly downplaying the label “interdimensional.” This is theologically troubling on multiple levels, and inevitably leads to numerous and significant doctrinal issues: (1) it downplays the significance of humankind and the Imago Dei in God’s family and Kingdom, (2) elevates [deceptive] “extraterrestrial” beings to such an extent that we should give credence to what they might reveal to humankind as pertains to theological truths, (3) downplays the significance of the human-caused Fall as affecting all of creation (universally), thus requiring a universal judgment and restoration (i.e., Great White Throne + new heavens and earth), (4) diminishes the transcendence of God and lesser heavenly beings, (5) diminishes the Incarnation (if there are countless other sentient, biological species, the uniqueness of the human nature in the Incarnation is lost or greatly challenged), (6) opens Christians up to tremendously faulty beliefs such as various serpent seed and soul-capture theories (such that some people we encounter are unsavable), and (7) fails to regard the profound and sobering warnings the Bible gives as regards end-times deception (Mt. 24:4–5; 2 Thess. 2:7–12; 1 Tim. 4:1; Rev. 13).

In order to normalize Christian belief in extraterrestrial entities and civilizations—thus “bridging the gap,” so to speak, between traditional Christian perspectives and acknowledgement of so-called “alien life”—Alberino and others are (1) directly challenging belief in biblical inerrancy (example), (2) which in turn allows for an abandonment of the historical-grammatical hermeneutic (i.e., taking the Bible at face value and accepting God’s revelation for its plain sense; “did God really say?”), (3) which then leads to an abandonment of a literal interpretation of what God has revealed, through His Word, regarding both the beginning (Genesis) and the end (Revelation). Deception is then guaranteed—which is exactly what the Bible warns would happen at the time of the end (Mt. 24:4–5; 2 Thess. 2:7–12; 1 Tim. 4:1; Rev. 13).

If you have followed Unsealed for any length of time, you are well aware that we have challenged the medieval Catholic eschatology embedded in so much of Christianity that supposes the Revelation 12 fall of Satan occurred at or before creation. Rather, Revelation 12 is future prophecy just as much as the rest of Revelation 4 on. Satan has not yet been cast out of Heaven (see Job 1:6–12; Zech. 3; Eph. 2:2; 6:12; Rev. 12:10), though he soon will be. Revelation is to be interpreted plainly, Scripture interpreting Scripture. And given the present subject matter (the possible existence of extraterrestrial beings) is it any surprise that a malevolent entity in the cosmos—and his “stars”—are cast from the heavens to earth as part of the final unfolding of end-time events?

I pray that in the days to come, the Church will be filled with God’s wisdom to see through this growing deception. And to be clear: I do not necessarily see a theological issue with other biological, extraterrestrial civilizations. I do, however, have major issues with views that seek to diminish a literal interpretation of God’s Word, disparage the “highest Heaven” or the “Heaven of heavens” where God’s throne is eternally set, cast doubt on God's promises to the Church (which very literally guarantee a future in the heavenly realms, in addition to a future on a restored earth), and disregard Scripture’s very clear warnings about what is to transpire shortly.

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Further Reading:

The Coming U.F.O. Disclosure

The Strong Delusion

The UAP Report Is Here

Could an Alien Deception Be Part of the End Times?

Disclosure

The Narrative

Days of Noah Redux

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