KingJ
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A lot of folks believe we “are not alone “, that there are others on far away planets.
As Christians we know we are not alone. A recall a while back reading how scholars calculated the number of angels from passages in Daniel. They arrived at a number of around 400 trillion. That would mean, 133 trillion are fallen angels. If we assumed 50 trillion are locked up, as scripture teaches us that the most evil of them are, that would mean there are around 10 500 fallen angels to each human on earth.
With our guardian angels, we are most certainly not 'alone'.
I personally believe that the fallen angels (that are not locked up) are given freedom to create UFO's and what not else (mermaids, vampires, werewolves, nephilim etc) and that they can travel to other planets.
I would have to ask christians who believe this, knowing there are trillions of planets in the universe, wouldn’t Christ have to die on each planet?
Just think on that a moment.
Of course not. We know of two highly intelligent beings right now. Us and angels. Yet Jesus only died for mankind. The purpose for which mankind was created was to be adopted sons and daughters in His house 1 John 3:1, John 1:12, Hosea 1:10, Gal 4:5, Rom 8:14-17. For adoption we needed a Savior in Jesus to die for our sins.
The purpose for angels was to be created as sons. Scripture calls all angels, 'sons' of God. Both the good and the bad. Job 2:1, Gen 6:4.
The only scripture that I find hard to grasp, one that throws a spanner in the works is Heb 1:5 For to which of the angels did God ever say, “You are my Son, today I have begotten you”? Or again, “I will be to him a father, and he shall be to me a son”?. This scripture suggests angels are not 'sons' quite the same us 'we as saints, are'.
Now, if God made an actual 'highly intelligent' alien on some distant planet in some distant galaxy. It would all depend on what the purpose was in making it / them. I would expect Him to not repeat ''the cross and mankind''. I would lean more toward something like a repeat of angels. But who can put Him in a box? He can do whatever He wants.