Terms like kavod (glory), ruach (spirit), and merkaba (chariot) describe technological phenomena, not spiritual entities.
Kavod emits light and noise, ruach moves like wind, and merkaba transports, suggesting advanced technology in biblical accounts.
This brightness, possibly self-luminescence, resembles descriptions of ancient objects like the biblical kavod.
And it is written that when the kavod or the ruach of Yahweh, when it arises from the ground, produces a loud noise.
And Ezekiel in that case doesn't see—cannot see—the kavod because it is behind him, but he hears clearly the loud noise produced by the kavod of Yahweh when arising from the ground.
We have the Ark, we have the Shamir, we have the kavod, anything else?
For example, in the Book of Ezekiel, and in the Book of Exodus, the kavod of Yahweh is clearly described, that when Moses asked Yahweh for the possibility to see his kavod, and Yahweh told him "you cannot stay in front of kavod because if you are in front of kavod you will die," and—this is important—Yahweh cannot do anything, so God is impotent, not potent, in front of the danger of the kavod, and this is very interesting—Yahweh tells Moses "you can hide behind these rocks," so the rocks can do what God cannot do.
There is another object named kavod.
Kavod is always translated as Glory of Yahweh but in the Book of Ezekiel there are some clear translations that can allow us to think that it was a technological tool.
In one Italian translation San Paulo Editions it's written that Ezekiel hears the sound produced by kavod which was behind him when this kavod was arising from the earth and it is translated in this way in the San Paulo Bible and the exact translation of the Hebrew term that is not Baruch (בָּרוּךְ) but is Berun.
What happened to kavod?
Berun is the term that indicates the fact that kavod was rising from the earth, so it was rising up?
Is it also the kavod that burns the face of Moses?
There's a case to be made that almost all religions arose out of visionary experiences first that people had people had visions of entities and encounters of course it's possible but I wanted to tell you another thing—the term in Hebrew translated with "bush" is present also in other parts of the Bible and it means "rocky mountain" and so it's possible that Moses saw a fire over a rocky mountain so it's another case of mistranslation exactly rocky mountain and in effect in reality in other parts of the Bible it is translated as "rocky mountain" so we can think that it was not a bush on fire but this fire was on a rocky mountain where there was the kavod of Yahweh this glowing burning energy with sound so, since we know that in that region where many archaeologists found, for example, the 12 Stones cited in the Bible, etc in those stones there is some substance like petrol so when the kavod of Yahweh is over the Earth it could provoke fire it could create fire, yeah so we are not sure if this term means "bush" or "rocky mountain" we are not sure and my system is to always have an open mind to all possible solutions.
No the Bible doesn't say where they come from and so I don't speculate on that but in Psalm 24 it is written that Yahweh with his kavod, were passing through a gate that opened after an order and opened le-olam i.e.
We've spoken of the Ark of the Covenant as a technological object you've spoken of the kavod I'm recollecting a thing called the Shamir, sometimes described as a worm oh yes there is also the Shamir it sounds also technological can you talk a little bit about that?
We have the Ark, we have the Shamir, we have the kavod, anything else?
Give me an example for example in the Book of Ezekiel, and in the book of Exodus in the book of Exodus the kavod of Yahweh is clearly described that when Moses asked Yahweh of the possibility to see this kavod and Yahweh says to him "you cannot stay in front of kavod, because if you are in front of kavod you die" that is important—and so Yahweh cannot do anything about it so God is impotent, not potent, in front of the of the danger of the kavod and, this is very interesting—Yahweh tells Moses "you can hide yourself behind these rocks" so the rocks can do what God cannot do I absolutely get your point Impressive Yes, very much so.
So I understand with English we have very flat definitions of words When there's a word it means exactly this—I believe, and I don't speak Hebrew, so I don't know, but I believe Hebrew is much more fluid and much more flexible it's much more difficult so as I understand it there's different ways to read a word yes multiple ways to read a word it's necessary to carefully read the context to understand the meaning of a unique term because for example, "kavod" means "something heavy" meaning "a person of weight" in the sense that that person has an importance in the society it also means "a famous person", a "person of glory" so the theologians chose the term "glory" and always apply it to the term kavod without considering the context but when we read that the context says that "I cannot see the kavod in front of me because it will kill me" "but when the kavod passes I have to be hidden behind rocks" so it cannot be the "glory of God", because God in that case is not able to control the effects of his glory so it's ridiculous so the context implies, in every situation, the possible real meaning of this term so I read a book called Neuro-Apocalypse by a guy called Reverend Danny Nemu, and he went into all of this, and he talked a lot about the serpent in the Bible, and how in the original Hebrew, the word for it says "the serpent Eve" and the translation in the Bible that we get is the serpent "deceived" Eve, but the same word could also mean "elevated", and there's different ways of reading the same word and the whole Bible can be translated in a completely different way, just choosing different interpretations yes but but it's it's necessary to pay attention to pay attention carefully to some few words and these words are the most important: if you understand the real meanings of these terms, you can read another book much more fascinating than the book they presented to us and the serpent is one of the Elohim the interpretation of Hebrew exegesis says that the serpent had two arms, two legs, and so it was like us but serpent, meaning one who knows, one who has a profound knowledge okay?
And then the details of the weapons that are carried on this craft which is called the ruach, the wind maker, or the kavod, the glory.
He notes that the Bible mentions different types of divine vehicles, such as the "ruach" (wind), "kavod" (glory), "epha," and "merkava." These vehicles, according to Biglino, are described with great precision, often accompanied by loud noises and clouds, which he interprets as technological elements, possibly engines.
This "kavod," often interpreted as the "glory of God," is described as emitting light and noise, making the ground beneath it glow.
Biglino also discusses the Greek translation of the Bible, where specific terminology suggests an increasing sound upon the arrival of Yahweh's "kavod," further solidifying his argument that these descriptions refer to technological vehicles.
Ezekiel describes the movements and noises of Yahweh’s "kavod" (glory), which is connected to cherubim.
Mauro Biglino concludes by highlighting the numerous references to flying vehicles in the Bible, such as the "ruach," "kavod," "cherubim," "merkavah," "efah," and "rechev," among others.
In Ezekiel and in II Kings when a craft arrives, the first thing that happens is that the ‘skies open.’ When Jacob encounters the Powerful Ones, coming down from Earth and returning to the sky, they do it via a ‘ladder.’ Ezekiel’s kavod, with its fire and clouds of smoke, arrives via a ‘whirlwind wind’ and so does Elijah’s when it takes him up into the sky, with Elisha as the eyewitness.
It’s also called a Kavod, which can fly, and we’re told the sound it makes when it flies and the size and textures of the materials.
How are you going to express something that’s described as being like a human being that’s piloting a Kavod, and so on?[56:42] We have language for these things—we know the word wormhole, we know the word portal, we know the word stargate.
They used technological objects like the kavod (a noisy, dangerous flying device), ruach (flying machines), and the Ark of the Covenant (an energy-producing communicator).