"The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands." (Psalm 19:1)
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Me too, thanks for being gracious.Mallz wrote:Not at all. We disagree, but I prefer to leave it on a good peaceful note ^_^
The only part from 1Enoch is the use of the term "watchers".Danieltwotwenty wrote:Wasn't it based on the book of Enoch? I don't know much about it, so I am not really sure.PaulSacramento wrote:It was gnostic from what I recall reading.Mallz wrote:It's been a while since I watched it. But from what I remember (clearly) was the total induction of satanic doctrine. How they viciously portrayed Noah in the middle and end (which in turn makes Elohim look like a monster), the insanity on the boat, the watchers who went to heaven, the girl who was left to die, most of the biblical message was distorted to preach something else.
But you take what you want to take from the film, someone people will just see the flaws and others will just see the beauty and others still will see both.
The only part from 1Enoch is the use of the term "watchers".
Especially since it is clear in both 1Enoch and Genesis that this did NOT happen.Mallz wrote:The only part from 1Enoch is the use of the term "watchers".
It was pretty pathetic seeing them 'raptured' up to heaven.
But it made for a good movie.........PaulSacramento wrote:Especially since it is clear in both 1Enoch and Genesis that this did NOT happen.Mallz wrote:The only part from 1Enoch is the use of the term "watchers".
It was pretty pathetic seeing them 'raptured' up to heaven.
