For millennia, the Bible has been a cornerstone of faith and society, yet its references to Elohim challenge traditional interpretations. Elohim, a plural noun in Hebrew often used with singular verbs, suggests a multi-faceted divine presence. Biblical passages imply multiple gods, aligning with Mesopotamian stories of the Anunnaki—celestial beings who ruled the earth. This connection suggests that the Bible may document encounters with advanced extraterrestrial beings, not just spiritual deities. Considerations of divine interactions, such as the pillar of fire and the Ark of the Covenant, hint at advanced technology rather than mere miracles. Comparing biblical accounts with Mesopotamian myths, such as the Tower of Babel, offers a fresh perspective on these ancient texts, suggesting they might be historical records of interactions with non-human intelligences. The reinterpretation of the Elohim as ancient aliens opens a new dialogue about the origins of civilization and their enduring impact.