Aliens and the Antichrist: Unveiling the End Times Deception by John Milor

who helped in a time of need. These stories are especially prevalent with children. I personally can testify to this, having seen the face of death a number of times, and each time, I was spared.
•   I was sucked into a whirlpool during a camping trip—three people formed a chain to pull me out.
•   I almost went over a waterfall during another camping trip—my brother saved my life.
•   I was buried alive with my brother when we were digging a tunnel in the side of the riverbank near my house. Fortunately, my left arm was close enough to the surface for me to dig my own head out and breath! I then dug my brother out part way, but he was pinned by a massive boulder. I flagged a car down at a nearby road, and four muscular men pulled the boulder off my brother. (The same boulder rolled right over the top of me before landing on my brother, but the sand somehow cushioned me from its crushing weight.)
•   I nearly fell off a cliff while climbing down a rope to get inside a cave. I don’t know how I made it, but I did.
•   I was nearly bit by a water moccasin in the pond by my house in Arkansas.
•   I almost stepped on a rattlesnake during a camping trip in California, and almost stepped on a copperhead during another excursion in the woods in Arkansas. Both snakes were extremely large.
•   I survived double pneumonia and bacterial meningitis. (Bacterial meningitis is the bad one that can cripple a person for life, but I recovered unscathed.)
    Strangely, these brushes with death didn’t end with my childhood, though that’s where I encountered most of them. I was a few inches from driving off a bridge and landing in a river a few years ago, and just last year, I was a few inches away from becoming someone’s hood ornament while riding my bike home from work. Someone ran a red light, and missed me by less than an inch; I physically touched the car as it passed me.
    After reviewing this list, which is not all-inclusive, I feel as if someone wants me dead, but someone else who is more powerful wants me alive! I’d be a fool if I didn’t think angels were helping me.
    Angels intervene for the inhabitants of Earth as a whole, for nations, cities, families, and individuals. They almost never identify themselves, preferring to defer the glory to God, and they’re usually gone before anyone realizes something out of the ordinary just occurred. Clearly, they don’t solve all of our problems the way we might sometimes think they should, because the Earth is rife with turmoil. However, in all cases of interspecies interaction, angels who are faithful to God are conducting their actions in strict accord with the will of God.

PART II 
    THE HEAVENS OF THE PAST
     

 
     
     
    Scripture states in Genesis 1:1, “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the Earth.” Scientists speculate that this occurred anywhere from 4.5 to 17.5 billion years ago, depending on a number of variables. 1 When I wrote Aliens in the Bible, I had various contentions with the old-Earth theory. I hadn’t fully studied all of the scriptural support behind it because I thought that proponents of this theory were trying to make the theory of evolution jive with the Bible. Some do, but not all.
    I also couldn’t conceive of a logical explanation for creatures like dinosaurs, which could only exist in a world that had sin and death—to my knowledge, it was Adam and Eve who brought sin and death into the world. I have since discovered that there is an explanation as to how sin and death could have entered the world prior to the creation of Adam and Eve. Now that I am familiar with the scriptural arguments of the old-Earth theory (which includes the existence of a pre-Adamite, partially angelic civilization, which I will discuss shortly), I have actually flip-flopped on my interpretation of the creation account in Genesis. Some may think I am hurting my own credibility by admitting that I have changed my views on previously