The Spaceships of Ezekiel - Table of Contents

	The Spaceships of Ezekiel Are there Flying Saucers in the Bible?

Spaceships Table of Contents

Keywords: UFO, unidentified flying objects, Bible, flying saucers, prophecy, Paleo-SETI, ancient astronauts, Erich von Däniken, Josef F. Blumrich, Zecharia Sitchin, Ezekiel, biblical prophecy, spacecraft, spaceship, NASA, Roswell, aircraft, propellant, extraterrestrial hypothesis, Jacques Vallee, interdimensional hypothesis, Project Blue Book, Condon Report, ancient history, Jesus, Judaism, Christianity, Middle East, end times, engines, rockets, helicopters, space travel, aliens, abductions, alien abductions, crop circles, extraterrestrials, astronomy, economics, biology, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Space Shuttle, Apollo, stars, planets, solar system, scriptures, design, fuel tank, aerodynamics, fuels, hydrogen, oxygen, wheels

Table of Contents (book only) (Site map)

	Chapter or Section	Sub	ToC Sec. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1	The Situation	A B C D	Summary of Blumrich's interpretation Types and availability of evidence Need for participation of engineers Self-assessment of his efforts and book
2	Who Was Ezekiel?
3	What Did Ezekiel See?	A B C D E F	Verses 1:1-28 What does Ezekiel describe? Wheels Noise, the commander, verses Third encounter, at temple Visit to measure temple
4	The Spacecraft	A B C D E F G H I	Structure Quasi-conical lower body Specific impulse, rocket engines Helicopters Mechanical arm, control rockets, wheels Helicopter units Command capsule, commander, function The flight to earth Terrestrial and return flights
5	Bible Text and Space Technology	A B C D E F G H I J K L	Translations First encounter Legs, arms, faces Craft has landed Main body, engine noise Command capsule Flying in the ship Second encounter Third encounter Eyes, cherubim Fourth encounter Mature technology
6	Complements and Insights	A B C D	Leitmotifs Second and third leitmotifs The temples - third encounter The temples - fourth encounter
7	Text, Author, and Report	A B C D E	Example of mis-sequenced verses Juxtaposition: verse number and contents Who wrote the book Visions or actual events? Scholars' views of Ezekiel's significance
8	The Mission	A B C D	Initial considerations and precautions Geographical range of the mission Ships and crew complement Why was Ezekiel chosen to contact?
9	Form and Mechanism	A B	Introduction Why aliens must look human
10	Widening the Basis
	Appendix	ToC A B C D E F G H I J	Table of Contents A. Technical Description 2. The Propellant Tank 5. The Wheels (unworkable versions) 5. The Wheels (workable versions) B. Analysis (a) Flight conditions Individual weights Lift weight at velocity v 3. Results Technical specs
	References

	Extras (not in book)
	Figures
	Verses According to Blumrich

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