The End Of Days: Cancelled Due To Unforseen Circumstances

national geographic documentary full episodes, Presentation: I begin the story here to call attention to that 1) behind all mythology, including Biblical mythology sneaks a little grain of verifiable truth and that 2) God isn't an extraordinary god however only one of numerous extraterrestrials who have touched base on Earth ages before and have partitioned ward over different physical land zones among themselves. God's patch of turf to manage and oversee was obviously what we now call the Middle East. The rationale behind that is too long and confounded to go into once more; I've done that beforehand. We should simply say in the event that you have confidence in God then you really put stock in extraterrestrial life, extraterrestrial insight and 'old space travelers'. Since our swarm of "divine beings" are extraterrestrials, they probably touched base in spaceships, one of which, for absence of a superior name I'll call the Starship Heaven under the order of Captain God (or His more outsider sounding name, Yahweh).

national geographic documentary full episodes, The End of Days/Second Coming should have happened by the year 100 AD at the extremely most recent, likely prior as per no less a power than Jesus Christ himself. It ain't happened, so what turned out badly? All things considered, what turned out badly was most likely because of that diverse and rather terrible horde of extraterrestrial cast and team (God and His; the divine beings and their outsider holders on) being captured, tied and indicted for each one of those gross infringement of their Prime Directive against us, and in addition their arranged barbarities we know as the end of the world or Armageddon (or polytheistic counterparts).

national geographic documentary full episodes, Our divine beings, including God, now convicts, are currently most likely as yet cooling their outsider heels in jail of whatever additional sun based planet they initially hailed from. How about we take a gander at and follow the foundation to this situation.

1) Wars between the Gods: The uprising that Captain God of the Starship Heaven confronted was only one of numerous in mythology. In the Judeo-Christian legend, we have blessed messengers faithful to God versus holy messengers faithful to Satan. We as a whole know the story how those not faithful to God got the push, however it was fairly more an instance of an 'Insurrection on the Bounty' where Captain Bligh won and the rebels were banished.

Mythology is loaded with turf question - wars in paradise - the second best known case being the ten years war between the Titans and the Olympians. Also, we as a whole know who won that challenge, and on the off chance that you require an insight, think about those Olympic Games and how they are not called the Titan Games.

In the mythology of the Norse terrains, the Aesir and Vanir War was a war that happened between one family of divine beings, the Aesir (Odin, Thor, and so forth.) and another tribe, the Vanir. So these two gatherings of divine beings battled a war over turf, yet for this situation the war at last brought about the unification of the two groups into a solitary tribe of divine beings. The gods Njord (daddy to), Freyr (the child), and Freya (the little girl) were individuals from the Vanir.