Topic: Hebrew

Mary Helen Parent details the Raelian belief that extraterrestrials created humans in their own image using advanced scientific knowledge of DNA 25,000 years ago. She argues that the Hebrew word Elohim in the Bible is a plural term that has been mistranslated as a singular "God." The movement posits that there are no miracles or mysteries, only gaps in scientific understanding that can be bridged through progress.

A caller questions the Raelian interpretation of the word Elohim and asks about internal political divisions among the extraterrestrials regarding the human genetic project. Parent explains that some Elohim were against the creation of humans due to their perceived aggressiveness, leading to the destruction of early experiments. The caller challenges the Raelian "humanist" view, arguing it ignores the original Creator mentioned in the Bible before the existence of stars.

Mary Helen Parent defends her position by citing translation errors from the original Hebrew, where "God" was substituted for the plural "Elohim." She points to the Kabbalah as a more accurate source of information than modern Bibles. Parent also notes that many church dogmas, such as the divinity of the Virgin Mary, were voted on by men centuries after the events occurred.

Callers ask Recon if he concurs with Tim Cohen's research on heraldry. Recon confirms the information is solid but mentions he intends to discuss the Hebrew language aspects with Cohen privately. Cohen invites listeners to visit his website, prophecyhouse.com, for further information and to sign up for his newsletter.