There have been many books written about the past and present existence of aliens on our planet Earth. Alan McGregor's book, "Aliens In the Old Testament", is significantly different from those other books you've probably read. Instead of a book full of all those UFO and alien abduction accounts you're likely already familiar with, McGregor's book discusses the alien presence that appears so glaringly throughout the Old Testament. In fact, the alien presence is so blatant, so obvious that you will wonder how you could have ever missed it. It's the author's belief that the Old Testament, if taken literally, proves beyond doubt that the alien presence was a reality thousands of years ago, and the Old Testament is a clear, literal written record of this presence. So, wait just a minute. If we take the Old Testament literally, doesn't that prove God is real? No. A true literal "read" reveals a race of alien beings, a race of beings that is as flawed as you and me. Thousands of years ago, when seemingly miraculous events were recorded and eventually assembled into what has come to be called the "Old Testament", these technologically advanced beings were seen as godlike. Whatever technical wizardry they pulled off back then looked miraculous to the people of that time. But we are no longer dazzled by what seemed miraculous to the people of the Old Testament. We can now look at the Old Testament through a more realistic lens: the lens of our present technology. To prove his point, McGregor lays out in detail several familiar stories of the Old Testament: stories like the Creation story, the Garden of Eden with its nasty talking snake, the Destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, the Parting of the Red Sea, and others. Once you realize what's really going on, you will see remarkable technology showcased in all these stories as just that: technology, not miracles. Not to be missed is McGregor's detailed description of what kind of ship Ezekiel encountered in the desert. Just what was that miraculous wheel way up in the middle of the air? Others have tried to describe this mind-blowing vehicle, but McGregor gives you a vivid picture of what Ezekiel really encountered. The reality of it was simply too much for this Bronze Age human who was convinced he saw angels and God Almighty riding a flaming chariot. This book features detailed interpretations of Old Testament text, (King James ver.), plus re-imagined scenarios with dialogue that makes the original text come alive as an exciting story that puts you in the minds of the aliens as they interacted with Old Testament man. (To the author's knowledge, this approach has never been taken before.) The book is also rife with illustrations and photos. In addition to an exploration of Old Testament events, "Aliens In the Old Testament" discusses the evidence of the alien presence in early cave art, great art masterworks of more recent medieval times, "miraculous" events in the 20th Century Catholic Church, the Nazis of WWII, and in the present day testimony of UFO sightings witnessed by NASA astronauts. If you are willing to explore with an open mind, this book will take you to a level of understanding no other book like this has ever given you. And all of you who have that copy of the "Old Testament" or the "Torah" gathering dust on a bookshelf somewhere will realize that you now have the tools to do some of your own serious research. All you have to do is open the book and read! (It should be noted that "Aliens In the Old Testament" DOES NOT set out to DISprove the existence of God. It only seeks to uncover accounts of those beings that for thousands of years have been mistaken for God.)
Alan McGregor has been writing and publishing his books for many years. He began writing when he was a mere eight years old. Since then he has written and had published math textbooks for Houghton-Mifflin, news and magazine articles for the Des Moines Register and Petersen's Photographic, and he co-owned and co-operated a large online publishing company from 1999 to 2009. Alan has written and published thirteen novels as well as a half dozen method books for the Native American flute plus a book on meditation and a book about aliens in the Old Testament. Now retired, Alan's full-time career was as a math and chemistry college instructor. After a lifetime of studying the alien phenomenon, Alan decided to put down what he knows for others to read. The concept of "retirement" is meaningless to Alan McGregor: he still writes every single day.
