The Extraterrestrial Base on Mt Sinai

With The Testimony Of A NASA Engineer

Let’s examine the Bible Old Testament anew in the light of modern technology and findings. Those who have not read Exodus chapter 3 in the original Hebrew may not realise the significance of that Mt Sinai where Moses went rearing the sheep of his father-in-law, the Chief Priest of Midian, Jethro (also Reuel).

In the very first verse of that chapter, the English Bible tell us that  Sinai was also known as  the “Mountain of God.” But that is a mistranslation. It is actually the “Mountain of elohiym”. Elohiym in Hebrew does not mean “God”. No. Rather it is a plural form of eloah or el (deity or imale/ orisa in Yoruba). So, what elohim actually means is: deities or roughly Irunmale in Yoruba .

Mt Sinai was actually Oke Irunmale (mountain of the elohiym).  It must have earned that name from activities of the elohiym resident there.

The el (singular form of elohiym) was not a human being like you and I. He (she) was a superhuman entity. Many of them were worshipped for their supernatural powers which they deployed in the aid of their devotees. Such alliance or covenant was commonplace in that region—as indeed it was all over the world. Including here in Africa.

Almost , if not all of these elohiym originally came from outside our planet. In fact, linguists tell us that when traced to its origins, el actually means “those who came down from the skies” or put in modern terms, those who came from Outer Space — extraterrestrials!

Just like Igbo Irunmale or Igbo Olodumare  in Yorubaland, Mount Sinai, was noted for strange happenings. Happenings that baffled the relatively primitive peoples of those times.  Of course, entities that had achieved space travel in those far-off days must be of advanced technology. In fact, the Bible is full of accounts of their technological exploits; especially their flying machines.

Naturally, the scribes of those times recorded these machines in the vocabulary of their times: chariots of fire, pillars of cloud, glory of Yahweh etc.

Naturally too, to people of those times, these entities, with their technology were “wonder workers”. As one of the foremost inventors and science fiction writers of the last century, Arthur C Clarke, put it, “A sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.”

That fateful day when Moses ventured too far into Oke Irunmale, he, not unexpectedly, saw magical things. A bush “burning without being consumed”.

Wonder of wonders! Moses probably gawked, totally at a loss. A nine-year-old lad of today would not have suffered Moses’ confusion. Why? Because this lad knows that the bright lights from the headlamps of a Benz 190 or an aircraft parked in the bush does not consume the bush! That was what baffled Moses.

Says Exodus 3:3: “Moses was amazed because the bush was engulfed in flames (Bright lights), but it wasn’t burning up. ‘Amazing (eemo kil’eleyi!)!’ Moses said to himself. ‘Why isn’t that bush burning up? I must go over to see this.’’’

Poor Moses, imagine his terror when the el inside the vehicle called his name through a microphone!  Voice of thunder! Moses probably fainted  and only came round later to continue the dialogue he reportedly carried out with that imale (el).

It is an interesting digression to note, according to language experts (philologists), that Yoruba “oluwa” and “olu” are cognate (have the same linguistic root) with  the Hebrew  words “eloah” and el. Curiously too, Reuel, Jethro’s other name, means friend of el, that is, Oreolu  in Yoruba.

How come, we may ask too, that Jethro, who was not Hebrew bore a name like Reuel?

Anyway, much of the Isrealites’ activities revolved round this mysterious mountain. In fact, it was there that one el (imale), one of the many irunmale, who gave his name as Yahweh, sent Moses to the Israelites. The Israelites were later to drop this name claiming it was too sacred to be mouthed. That claim is a lie. Yahweh was widely pronounced, even by the Egyptians. Yahweh himself, at that first meeting with Moses, left express instructions that he was to be known by that name forever: “Tell them, Yahweh, the el` of your ancestors…This will be my name forever; it has always been my name, and it will be used throughout all generations.” Ex.3:15

Later generations were to give the four consonants of the original name YHWH a very heavy-sounding name: Tetragrammaton. But it is simply a Greek word meaning “four letters”. In most English Bibles today, the name Yahweh is “craftily” replaced with LORD (all capitals). Many readers, especially Christians blissfully but erroneously read the LORD and the Lord as the same thing. The trickery escapes them — that they are worshipping  the tribal/local deity (imale) of the Jews as God Almighty. It is as silly as a Yoruba man calling Ogun “Olodumare”!

”First, Yahweh “came down” on Mt Sinai in an impressive display of fireworks and blaring loud speakers (thunder and lightning). Expectedly, that made a strong impression on the primitive Jewish nomads with whom he, Yahweh, wanted a covenant.   It was a deliberate act of the extraterrestrial. Ex 20:18 records: “When the people heard the thunder and the loud blast of the horn, and when they saw the lightning and the smoke… they stood at a distance, trembling with fear.”

Yahweh in fact ordered Moses: ”Say this to the people of Israel: ‘you have seen how I Yahweh have spoken to you from heaven…’” So what? Pilots  today speak from air-borne helicopters.

Ezekiel

Moses often disappeared for days, probably months into Yahweh’s dwelling in the recesses of Mt Sinai. Once, he stayed so long that Israelites thought he was not returning. And they took to the worship of graven images. It is in fact recorded in Exodus 24:9 and 10 that Yahweh once held a feast for no fewer than 74  guests inside his dwelling on Mt Sinai:

“Moses, Aaron, Nadab, Abihu, and seventy of the leaders of Israel went up the mountain and they saw the God (el) of Israel. Beneath his feet was what looked like a pavement of sapphire, as blue as the sky…they saw God, and then they ate and drank together.”

That dwelling must have been quite expansive to have accommodated 74 guests -– apart from the permanent residents. Note too that the elders saw Yahweh’s feet and the blue pavement (tiles?) under them which suggests a human form.

Psalm 68:17 also sings of Yahweh coming from his Sinai dwelling in an armada of chariots (spaceships):  “With mighty chariotry, twice ten thousand, thousand upon thousands, Yahweh came from Sinai into the holy place.”

This last bit of evidence comes from the testimony of an engineer with America’s National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Josef M. Blumrich.  A rocket construction expert with many medals, he initially set out to disprove suggestions by Swiss writer, Eric Von Daniken, that there are spaceships in the Bible. But after studying Ezekiel’s account of an encounter with Yahweh by River Chebar in Babylon (Ezekiel 1:1), Blumrich was stunned to discover that what  Ezekiel saw  was actually a spaceship and its crew. Following Ezekiel’s descriptions, Blumrich came out with a drawing of the spaceship as shown here. Blumrich later wrote a book titled The Spaceships of Ezekiel.

This is just the shadow of the tip of the iceberg.

As Americans  say,” You ain’t seen nothing yet.”

E o tii ri’nkankan…