"...I believe
this to be in reference to what we view today as "UFO's". The correct
translation for the word "cockatrice" in your Bible is "viper"[Strong's
ref. 6848 tsepha].
It comes from the root for "Zophim"or "watchers" [Strong's
ref. 6839 Tsophiym]. The actual translation for the word "serpent"at
the end of the verse is [Strong's ref. 8314 saraph].
This is the translation for the word "seraph" as in "seraphim" (plural).
The translation for the word "fiery" is ALSO is ref. 8314 "saraph",
or seraphim. Both these words mean the exact SAME!. This is
very important, as this is NOT a mistake or a fluke.
That the Seraphim are characterized as "serpent's" is very strange
indeed. Seraphim are "angels" as illustrated earlier. Obviously, these
are NOT of the "good alignment", and it seems they are alluded to
as "serpent's" in scripture to designate them as such. The striking
description of these Seraph's are their "copper color" (orange),
and the adjectives that describe "luminescence" in fact as to their
appearance (fiery, burning) are quite strange.
This description is a lot different from the ones given by Isaiah
(Isa.6:2,6:6) and the ONLY two may I remind you scripturally,
but it is the exact same word used [Strong's ref. 8314]. The
only thing Isaiah relates to us about seraphim is that
they have "6 wings". The allusions to
"obscurity" and "dimness" is quite interesting in the translation
for flying. UFO's are identified with just such behavior. It is also
quite interesting to note here, that the most prevalently sighted
color of lights in UFO sightings historically, is orange! (copper?)...
"
ABD Pro statistics are
not great, but I don't think they take into account some oddities
in this matrix. The terms "the aliens" and "UFOs" are the shortest
skip occurrences in the entire Tanach (OT). "Seraphim" is the only
occurrence clearly referring to angels in the Tanach (and
according to the excerpt above, there seems to be an obvious connection
between Seraphim and UFOs). All the terms are plural, and meaningfully
connect with each others. The last letter of the main term "the aliens"
shows up in Isaiah 14, a well known passage referring to Lucifer/Satan
according to a traditional Christian interpretation (cf also
the article already quoted above).