Inhaling Smoke? Expelling Fire? The Bible is NOT What You Think! - Paul Wallis Speaks Out

Based on a study of biblical texts, the speaker argues that stories of Yahweh and the Elohim are not about the transcendent God of the cosmos, but are instead inconvenient cultural memories of powerful, non-human entities. He uses examples like the incineration of Aaron's sons for a ritual error and Elijah calling down fire on soldiers to demonstrate that these narratives portray a violent, territorial being who demands specific smells and punishes capriciously. The speaker concludes that these stories, which align with global ancient astronaut myths, describe a period of "paleo-contact" with other beings, and that interpreting them as stories about God requires justifying immoral acts.