Project Blue Beam?

By Tim Gamble 

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The mysterious drones situation in New Jersey creates a lot of speculation and rumors. A couple of the more interesting ones involve aliens and Project Blue Beam. For my take on aliens, check out my article UFOs, Aliens, and Demons from a few days ago (article link). But what about Project Blue Beam? What is it? Is it real? Is it a danger?

A Quick Look at the Project Blue Beam Theory 

Project Blue Beam is a theory that alleges the existence of a global plot to create a New Age religion with the Antichrist at its head. According to the theory, this plot involves the use of advanced technology (perhaps including drones and AI) to create holographic images of supernatural events, which will then be broadcast worldwide. These events could include a fake "second coming of Jesus" or even contact with aliens, perhaps even posing as our "creators." 

The theory suggests that this deception is part of a larger plan to establish a New World Order and one world government, with the Antichrist as its leader. Proponents of the theory often cite various sources, including the Bible, other ancient texts, and alleged statements from high-ranking officials, as evidence for the existence of Project Blue Beam. However, there is no hard, direct evidence to support the existence of Project Blue Beam. Despite this lack of real evidence, it remains popular many conspiracy theorist circles.  

Although it is not directly mentioned in the Bible, Project Blue Beam theorists do draw on various biblical prophecies, particularly those related to the end times. According to the theory, there is an alleged global plot to deceive humanity involving holographic images of supernatural events and beings, in order to establish a New World Order with the Antichrist as its leader. Some of the key biblical passages cited include:

• Revelation 13:14-15, which describes a false prophet who uses images, signs and miracles to deceive people and worship the Beast.
• Matthew 24:24, where Jesus warns about false messiahs and false prophets who will perform great signs and wonders to deceive people, "even the elect."
• 2 Thessalonians 2:9-12, which speaks of signs and wonders to deceive those who are perishing.

While these biblical prophecies do warn of deception and false signs during the end times, the Project Blue Beam theory is not supported by most mainstream Christian theologians. The theory's connection to the Bible is based on the interpretation and speculation, rather than direct evidence. This doesn't mean it isn't possible, just that it cannot be spoken of as established fact. It remains, for now, a theory.

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