Bible UFO Gallery

Paintings like those shown below were quite common before the French Revolution when such work became a threat to the Vatican who then began to censure such work. Enjoy!

Aert de Gelder's "The Baptism of Christ," 1710.

This painting shows John the Baptist with Jesus beneath what appears to be a flying saucer in the sky shining rays of light on him. 

Sandro Botticelli's "Mystical Nativity," 1501.

Something huge and saucer-shaped is in the sky above the manger with a circle of winged beings floating beneath it.

This Fresco is entitled the "Crucifixion", 1350.  

Notice the two rocket-like objects in the sky, see close-ups below.

Fra Angelico's "Altarpiece of the Annunciation." 1430-32.

This picture really gives me the creeps. It seems so FULL OF FEAR!!

Mary looks to be stunned, or even pained, by the ray. There is a sentinel in the bushes keeping watch and a young couple, both cringing, have dropped their apples and are tiptoeing away fearfully as if they are afraid they'll be next; just look at the expressions in their faces! What's worse, the carving of God in the center/top of the building smiles down with satisfaction on the angel as he is about to carry out his terrible orders. 

Carlo Crivelli's "Annunciation," 1486. 

A UFO-like object in the sky shines a beam of some kind down on Mary's head. 

Vittore Carpaccio's "Annunciation," 1504. 

Another annunciation. Notice the ray God shoots from the sky contains a bird (dove?). Also notice the bedroom curtain is drawn open. 

"In May 1999, Israeli historians researching ancient copies of the Apocrypha told the newspaper National Midnight Star that one translation of the Virgin Mary's conception after a visitation from God described a chilling tale which sounded very similar to the accounts of people who had undergone gynecological examinations in UFO abduction experiences. When reporters pressed the codex researchers to comment further on their intriguing claims, the historians were evidently advised by the religious authorities to withhold further interpretations of the timeworn texts. -- Quotation taken from "Was Jesus an Extraterrestrial" by Tom Slemen -  http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Thebes/2399/jesus.html.

Masolino Da Panicale's "Miracle of the Snow." 

There appears to be a whole armada of UFOs in this picture!

"The Madonna with Saint Giovannino", 15th century, by Domenico Ghirlandaio.  

What are the man and dog looking at? It is a dark object that appears to be glowing or exploding. Farther away in the sky, near the left corner of the larger picture, there is another object that looks to be exploding and some smaller objects beneath it. 

While Daniel was supplicating to God for his people of Israel, the Lord answered his prayer and commanded Gabriel to show him His plan for the world and the role Israel would play. "O Daniel," said Gabriel, "I have now come forth to give you skill to understand." "At the beginning of your supplications the command went out, and I have come to tell you, for you are greatly beloved; therefore consider the matter, and understand the vision." Daniel 9:22-23.

Note the handle of some instrument which Gabriel controls with his right hand. Also note the discomfort Daniel seems to experience under this vision-inducing procedure.

Cima da Conegliano's "Baptism of Christ in the Jordan." 

I've seen other paintings like this with winged heads of cherubs (or whatever they are). Some say the clouds hide ufos. The big center cloud has what appears to be lightning in it and a dove has flown from it. The winged heads are of different races and each has its own little cloud to hide in. If they came to watch Christ being baptized, they're missing it, as each seems to be focused on something else.