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objects of various kinds: a cylinder of 30 feet long and 15 feet wide an object
containing a woman, two flying women moving toward the land of Sumer and
four chariots emerging from in between two high vertical metal elements.
There is no need to add further comment but we do wonder if this does not
match significantly to Sumerians' stories that describe the Anunnakis moving
throughout the sky on their flying machines like those that, on the eve of the
Flood that disrupts the Earth, meet at the landing field, get on their celestial
boats and remain safe while watching the entire event...).
Are the flying machines used to escape the disaster the same as those we
analyzed here seen by the prophets?
We can not say so for sure, but we can neither pretend not to know; we can not
dismiss the legitimate questions that our curiosity asks compellingly; we can
not erase such concreteness, by relegating it to the unknown world of visions
or dreams. We can not ignore with a pen stroke, or dogmatic pedantry, what
these authors meant to fix in the memory through the written word. We can not
forget that the aforementioned Rashi of Troyes used to say that the words of the
Old Testament may be interpreted with seventy different meanings, but there is
one that surely “must have”: the literal one.
And here the literal meaning is of an amazing clarity...
A clarity which curiously recalls what would happen in the case of trips made
in accordance with the theories of physicists WJ Von Stockum, Frank Tipler
and Alan Wolf, which can be summarized as follows: A cylinder (the
meghillàh) creates a powerful space-time warp used by other flying objects
(merkavòts) in order to travel long trajectories. Quite an attractive match.
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