Exposing the Lie: LA Marzulli Explains the Coming Great Deception
UFOs have gone from fringe conspiracy to mainstream news, with governments declassifying documents and pilots reporting inexplicable encounters.
But while many see these revelations as a step toward understanding extraterrestrial life, researcher and author L.A. Marzulli warns of something far more sinister. In his talk “What Is the Truth?” he argues that UFOs are not visitors from distant galaxies but part of a “coming great deception”—a global event foretold in the Bible that will mislead millions.
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Aliens, Ancient Myths and the Biblical Perspective
Marzulli argues that the idea of aliens interacting with humanity isn’t new. Many ancient cultures—Sumerians, Egyptians, Mayans and even Native American tribes—tell stories of “sky gods” descending to Earth. But he insists these weren’t visitors from another world; rather, they were fallen angels deceiving mankind. “Some of the earliest civilizations… speak of celestial beings from the skies that came down, made contact, and interacted with mankind.”
He connects this to the Bible’s oldest deception: “This is exactly the same lie that we heard way back in the Garden. ‘Surely God knows that when you take and eat of the fruit, your eyes will be opened, and you’ll be like God, knowing good from evil.’ Nothing has changed in thousands of years.”
UFO Disclosure and the Coming Rapture
Marzulli is deeply concerned with how governments and media are preparing the world to accept UFOs as benevolent beings. He cites numerous reports, including mile-wide craft sighted by airline pilots, UFOs shutting down nuclear weapons, and claims that the U.S. possesses “vehicles not made on this Earth.” But he sees a far more sinister endgame: using these phenomena to explain away the biblical Rapture.
Quoting a message from alleged extraterrestrial channeled writings, he highlights a chilling statement: “There is a potential for many people to leave the planet in an afternoon.” Marzulli believes this is a setup to convince the world that when millions of Christians suddenly disappear, it won’t be the fulfillment of 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17, but rather a necessary “cleansing” for Earth’s evolution.
“They’re explaining away the rapture of the church,” he warns. “When we go up, they show up.”
The UFO Gospel and the Rise of False Christs
One of the most alarming aspects of Marzulli’s talk is his suggestion that UFOs will be used to introduce a new, deceptive global religion. He speculates about a scenario where a massive craft lands in Jerusalem, and out of it step religious figures like Buddha, Krishna and even Jesus himself—but not the real Jesus.
“Is it possible that when we have mile-wide mother ships… one lands in Jerusalem and out of that craft come all the so-called avatars and enlightened beings?”
He warns that many people, including some within Christianity, will fall for this deception. The extraterrestrials will claim:
“We seeded all life on this planet. We were the gods of the Old Testament who interacted with ancient peoples. Jesus Christ of Nazareth is not a God, but a Christ and an ascended master.”
This, he argues, is a direct attack on biblical truth. The world will be offered an enticing message: join this new enlightened era, receive “a DNA upgrade”, and enter a golden age of peace and unity. But Marzulli calls it what he believes it is—satanic deception designed to replace faith in Christ with allegiance to a false messiah.
The Power of Jesus’ Name
For Marzulli, the key to resisting this deception is recognizing the spiritual nature of the battle. He references testimonies of people who have stopped alien abductions simply by calling on the name of Jesus: “When a person uses that name, when he cries out to the Lord, the Lord shows up, and the abductions stop.”
This, he says, is proof that UFOs are not just physical phenomena but part of a greater supernatural war.
Marzulli issues a sobering thought: “Something is coming. When it arrives, it will change everything. It will change the entire globe, and do it in an instant.”
For those who dismiss the Bible’s warnings about deception in the last days, he poses a question: “You may be like many people who believe the Bible is a a book of myths, and does not contain any prophecies of the future. What if that is untrue?”
What if the Bible has, in fact, predicted exactly what we’re witnessing now?
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James Lasher is staff writer for Charisma Media.
