Thread by @SarahRuAshcraft

I watched the film "Noah" last night, directed by Darren Aaronofsky, one of my all time favorite directors, and starring Russel Crowe, Jennifer Connely & Emma Watson, among others. Suffice it to say that this movie TRIED to tell the truth as much as possible & almost succeeded.

At one point in the film, Noah leaves the ark being built to go into the make-shift town built by the cannibals ("line of Cain") who intend to overtake the ark when the rain starts, lead by Tubal Cain. At one point, Noah sees HIMSELF being a cannibal along with the rest of them.

The film even alludes to the apple in the garden being a beating heart. Without being overtly explicit, the film indicates that ALL men, even Noah & his wife (Naamah) are tainted w/ this "Sin" & that MAN BROKE THE WORLD w/ this "sin" (cannibalism). Noah doesn't exempt himself.

Furthermore, Noah understands his task from God to be to save the INNOCENTS, meaning the ANIMALS, and it is very clear throughout the movie that Noah understands his task to require the END of mankind, the prevention of mankind continuing in the post-flood world. Interesting.

The character Noah seems to understand that God chose him for this task NOT because he is righteous, but because he is WILLING TO DO WHAT IS NECESSARY & God knows he will finish the job. But something happens that throws a wrench in Noah's understanding of his task/purpose.

His wife, Naamah (who goes unnamed throughout the film), is a "witch" of sorts in that she prepares medicines from herbs, and she implores Methuzala, Noah's grandfather, to use magic to allow Shem's wife to bear children. Thus, it's the WOMEN who carry this sin into the new world

If Naamah was a Hivite priestess, as I've posited previously based on research & memories of indoctrination within the Hivite bloodlines, then it would mean she & Noah & their children (& eventually their grandchildren) would have ALREADY BEEN CANNIBALS tainted with this "sin."

Naamah begs Noah to punish HER for her mistake/disobedience of asking Methuzala to bless Ela's womb. She takes responsibility for the twin girls that are born. She begs Noah not to kill the 2 baby girls (because he understands his task from God to require the END of MANKIND).

In the end, the WOMEN (Naamah & Ela) convince Noah that he's misinterpreted God's communication to him, and that God wants HIM (Noah) to make the decision whether mankind should continue (through these girls) or end forever (by killing the infant girls). Ultimately, he buckles.

In the end, Noah is disgusted with himself, he feels he failed God, he abandons his family (mentally/emotionally) and becomes drunk. (We'll save the whole Ham & the blanket story for another thread - lots to say about that too). Shem's wife convinces him to return to Naamah. Hmmm

So basically, Noah & Naamah (and Shem & Ela) are responsible for the current state of THIS world (according to the movie & also my personal assessment). "As in the days of Noah" is very easy to understand now that we know about Hivites, cannibalism & how these women work the men.

It is impossible for me to describe to y'all what it feels like to have the weight & gravity of this bloodline on your back. Soon I will share with all of you how I came into understand all of this & make the connection with Hivites, and it has a lot to do with Naamah (Naomi).

I don't know how else to say it, so I'll say it like this. Based on my understanding & personal feelings, it seems that the restless souls of Noah & Naamah want to finish the job they were given. They want to undo the wrong their human frailty allowed to flourish in the new world

But the good news (and this was alluded to in the movie) is that there is GOODNESS TOO. The reason Noah could't kill those 2 baby girls is because he FELT LOVE. He saw GOODNESS in the innocent children & ultimately could not do what he felt God commanded him to do. That's HUGE.

The movie portrays the "line of Cain" surviving the flood by having Tubal Cain stow away on the Ark. I take this to mean the "spirit" of Tubal Cain/Line of Cain came w/ them on the ark, through Naamah &/or Ela &/or Noah himself (since, in this theory, they were all cannibals too)

The bible tells us God promised He would never wipe out mankind again like He did in the flood. There is GOODNESS in the world & not all humankind are evil cannibals sinning against God, self & life. But we were warned that, in the last days, it would be "As in the days of Noah."

So here we are, at a moment of revelation, faced with challenging truths that shake the core of our understandings of the world & faith & humanity. To me, it's clear that CANNIBALISM is what prevents us from returning to the Garden of Eden (the world the way God intended).

Are we ready, willing & able to finish the job? Will humankind wake up, grow up & realize that deception & cannibalism are antithetical to life itself & ultimately only harm the deceiver/cannibal? Are we open to difficult truths that may challenge or overturn our current beliefs?

I'm not asking anyone to adopt this interpretation of the Noah story as I do. I do not have access to God's honest truth here. But what struck me about the movie is that it was SO CLOSE to what I've put together myself based on memories & indoctrination I received as a child.

So if nothing else, it's clear (to me) that this movie's portrayal of the story of Noah & the Ark is aligned with the Hivite interpretation of that story, and therefore we can surmise that Darren Aaronofsky is likely a Hivite or is pushing Hivite interpretations of story lines.

If all of this ends up being true in objective reality, the implications are enormous, & it changes so much about how we understand history. Even if you're opposed to the idea that the bible is mostly talking about Hivites & cannibals, are you able to at least consider it?

I'm not asking anyone to adopt this as their truth (though for me, it IS truth 100%). I'm just asking people to keep an open mind & consider the POSSIBILITY. What would it mean for you, your behavior, your beliefs? What would it mean for you in terms of personal responsibility?

These are my thoughts this morning as I reflect upon the last 2 years, all that I've learned & all the instances in media where these ideas seem to be reinforced. I feel the weight of this entire bloodline on my back. If this is, indeed, THEIR truth, the world needs to KNOW.

If we refuse to look at it & examine the possibility, we only allow it to flourish. If we shy away from the possibility because it challenges long held religious beliefs, we risk offending God with our arrogance & letting evil continue to thrive on our watch. That is unacceptable

This is why I #SayBraveThings. I'm open to being wrong. But I'm not open to being right & staying silent about it. That, to me, is an offense against God that I am unwilling to perpetrate. If I am wrong, God forgives me for my confusion & has ready answers to all these questions.

This morning's thread is dedicated to Naamah & all the other women who came before me in this bloodline. I will continue to #SayBraveThings to make sure #ItEndsNOW. No more. Let it be done, in God's name, Amen.