Not of This World

 

Extraterrestrial Life means life coming from or existing outside the earth or its atmosphere.

Jesus said:  "MY KINGDOM IS NOT OF THIS WORLD..."

So...  by definition, we now know that Jesus was an extraterrestrial...  Mary gave virgin birth to Jesus who was not really human, per se, based upon his comment to Pontius Pilate.

Jesus also said:  

"In My Father’s house are many mansions; if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and receive you to Myself; that where I am, there you may be also. And where I go you know, and the way you know.” 

So, what does this quote mean?

A house that is big enough to contain mansions.

Maybe the house is actually:

• a universe
• a solar system
• a galaxy

"And if I go...  I will come again..."

The key word here is IF...

If means the person talking is not really sure if he is going or not otherwise, he would have said WHEN...

"And where I go you know and the way you know..."

Again, the person speaking makes the assumption that whoever he is talking to actually knows not only where he is going but also knows the way there.

So, where he is going is his father's house and the way there, he says later is through him...  that is to say, through a belief in him.

If you have such a belief, then you are going to his father's home as well...

His father's home is not of this world.

Interestingly enough, nothing is actually stated as to one's human form after death

This is the mystery.

One's body is dead and depending how long dead, the actual body will be deteriorated.

More than likely, we are talking about a spirit or the essence of who you are in an invisible gaseous state of existence...  

• somewhat like a cloud
• a puff of smoke
• a visible breath on a cold day

But, even after all of this is mentally dealt with and somewhat understood, how do you fit mansions into a house.

Therefore, from the getgo, we are confronted with an interpretation conundrum where the original language of THE BIBLE was translated into English.

If this interpretation presents a problem of CLARITY, then how many other instances might there be in this book?

This then creates UNCERTAINTY unless you simply believe without TRUE UNDERSTANDING...  and, when you do that, how accurate do you think your beliefs might be?