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What You Absolutely Need to Know about the movie Knowing
by Stephen Yulish PhD



First of all, channeling or divination of information from God only knows where or from whom, is not of God. It is witchcraft. We find out later that it probably was from these alien Watcher gods who are ultimately trying to warn all us earthlings of impending apocalypse. Remember, this was not from God but was from what I would call fallen angels of Satan ( see my The Upcoming Great Deception www.ufodigest.com/news/1206/deception.html) so to set up this straw man of randomness and knock him down in the name of (alien) determinism is nonsense at best. Thus, Borelli’s critical review about “evangelical furor” and “self righteousness” was misguided. There was no God or Christian morality within a million miles of this movie so to speak.

Cage, the astrophysicist discovers that everyone on earth will be annihilated by a mass solar ejection in the near future. This sounds very much like all the hysteria about 2012, when according to the Mayan Long Calendar, our solar system will intersect the galactic equator and will coincide according to NASA with a terrific solar storm greater than anything ever before (www.ufodigest.com/news/0408/burnup.html ). Cage goes to the isolated trailer of this former girl of 50 years ago with his son and her daughter and granddaughter to learn more. He finds a picture of a sun with the name of the Prophet Ezekiel underneath.

Maybe the writers were trying to refer to:

“And when I extinguish you I will cover the heavens and darken the stars I will cover the sun with a cloud” (Ezekiel 32:7).

There were all kinds of religious symbolism in this syncretism of alien religion, science and the metaphysical. They finally find the safest place on earth from the impending apocalypse which Cage has verified will indeed happen with his colleague friend at MIT. His son and the crazed woman’s granddaughter are rescued by alien Watchers in UFOs which are just like Ezekiel’s wheels within wheels (Ezekiel 10:10). These two children are transported by the alien saviors to another new planet to begin the human race anew. They run through fields which reminded me of the Elysian Fields of the Greeks which was the final resting place of the blessed as chosen by the Greek gods and ruled over by Rhadamanthys.

As the movie ends, these supposed Adam and Eve wanabees move towards a silver tree which could have been the biblical Tree of Life (Genesis 2:9) or the mystical Tree of Life of Kabbalah symbolizing the ten sephiroth or kundalini energy points or maybe it was supposed to be the Sacred Tree of the Mayans which was symbolic of 2012 or the center of the universe revealed as the solar system passes through the galactic equator. Who knows for sure but it was mystical at its best.

Look, the word of God speaks of a time when the earth will be destroyed by fire like so many fear happening in 2012 or in 2009 as in this movie.

“Heavens pass away with a roar and the elements will be destroyed with intense heat and the earth and its works will be burned up…and the heavens will be destroyed by burning and the elements will melt with intense heat.” (2 Peter 3:10, 12).

But unlike the pseudo alien gospel presented in this movie it will be a time when

“According to His (God) promise, we are looking for a new heavens and a new earth in which righteousness dwells (2 Peter 3:13).

This gospel of the Lord promises salvation to all who repent and believe not just two small children.

“But the Lord is not slow about His promises as one counts slowness but is patient towards you not wanting any to perish but for all to come to repentance” (2 Peter 3:9).

Thus, this movie, despite what the secular critics say, is not about the difference between a determinist (religion) model of the universe and a random (scientific) model. Unlike what the movie critic Borelli alleged, it was not evangelistic and judgmental. It compared randomness with an evolved alien model which surely was not determined by God. His was a specious argument. The real question is what this movie has to do with alien disclosure. It is telling us that no matter what happens to the cosmos, these intelligent Watcher gods have our best interests in mind and will save a portion of humanity for a new future.

These aliens Watcher gods are really fallen angels and roam around like Satan who is a roaring lion seeking someone to devourer.

Sure, the universe was not random to the writers of the movie Knowing but it was rather determined but it was determined by alien demonic beings. The only alien disclosure that this movie alluded to is to the reality of an alien gospel which will lead you straight to hell. As I have stated many times before, UFOlogist Trevor James Constable had it right when he wrote that “the battle with UFOs is not for the planet of man but for the soul of man.”





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wow
hey whats up? saw the movie, and i read most of ur comments, ( number 17 focused too much on the words and not what they mean. e.g. u can say pig in 30 languages but in the end its still a pig...) but i noticed something from the book of revelation when john saw a creature rise out of the sea with 7 heads. well if u notice the picture from the trailer, there is a seven headed beats in the lower right hand corner...
#25 - tyler - 08/02/2009 - 22:26
Just for future reference: if any of you are ever being "abducted" or probed by an "alien" (demon) You can call on the name of Jesus and rebuke that entitiy in the name of Jesus. The attack should stop. For whatever reason this is the only thing that ends the "abduction" experience.
#24 - Avid - 07/11/2009 - 09:24
Are you people serious?
I read this and forgot that I watched a movie. These are made for one reason. To make money. It's just a movie. I've read person after person talking about only 2 people suriving for instance. The end of the movie showed literally hundreds of spaceships leaving Earth and going to the new planet.

Also, why was the boy writing down numbers in that trance in his bedroom? What did that mean? If the earth was done and they were going to a new earth, what was the point of the page he was writing? Also, others have talked about that" believers" were the ones who were saved. Cage's dad in the movie was a retired Pastor. If that were true, he would have been saved. I think it was only children that were brought to the new planet.
#23 - Dan - 06/10/2009 - 02:01
Step back and look at yourselves
All this verbal ping pong about there being a message in this movie? What makes you think that the biggest percentage of movie goers have that kind of depth in their abilities to think? You forget that any message that was hammered home is forgotten by the time they get back to their cars. This right here is exactly what is wrong with our whole species. Keep arguing over night and day, that's exactly what you were programmed to do. I mean, look at the dedicated people of faith, they go to whatever church it is they go to but as soon as they get to their cars after church, it's business as usual. ie back to being sinners. I commend you for actually being analytical about things, I respect that but most of the people wouldn't grasp a message if you smacked them around with one.
#22 - jimmy - 05/15/2009 - 12:00
Hollyweird is a Revelatory Agent
Hollywood plays to the Vain Imaginations of the masses but to the remnant body there is revelation. This movie is definitely setting up the Nephilim Deception to come. In fact this was as "in your face" as any I have seen in that regard.

Regarding the tree at the end, I would have thought the tree of life to be golden. This tree has to be the tree of knowledge (carnal knowledge) given the whole thesis of repopulation.
#21 - JC - 03/31/2009 - 11:48
:-o
What concerned me about this movie I saw last night was that only TWO people , out of Billions survived .Its like everyone else was thrown into the trash bin , definitely sinister like the author said. The other part was a subiminal mindset that "THEY" controlled everything , not free choice, as if all these horrendous gruesome "Accidents" they callously did nothing about..The Bible says (1)the earth will stand to time indefinite and (2) Matt 24 says GOD will intervene otherwise man would wipe himself off the earth .It was a movie with food for thought , but somewhat uninspirational and disquieting....
#20 - Joe Albert - 03/30/2009 - 17:32
Great article. It will be interesting to see how many other similar movies come out before 2012. Jon
#19 - jon hall - 03/29/2009 - 23:07
UFO!!!!
It is sensation! Russian scientists have caught the live alien! Sensational video! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kH3GWlV_wA
#18 - gelekta - 03/28/2009 - 09:40
What you need to know
What you need to know is the following.
The word angel in English is a fusion of the Old English word engel (with a hard g) and the Old French angele.
Both derive from the Latin angelus, and thence the Koine Greek angellos ('messenger') used in the Septuagint to translate the Hebrew mal'akh (yehowah) "messenger (of Yahweh)".
So lets face it there are no flying asexual angels with wings. They are human beings aliens with blood bones and sex organs who mated with women of the earth as depicted in the bible… therefore aliens.

What you need to know is that the Biblical words translated as "Hell" Sheol in the King James Bible, the Old Testament term Sheol is translated as "Hell" 31 times. Sheol was translated as "the grave" 31 other times.
Sheol is also translated as "the pit" three times.
Modern translations, however, do not translate Sheol as "Hell" at all, instead they translate it as "the grave," "the pit," or "death."
So lets face it folks, there are no places of torture or burning infernos depicted in the bible.

Gehenna in the New Testament, both early (i.e. the KJV) and modern translations often translate it as "Hell.
The real translation, is and was in fact a geographic location just outside Jerusalem (the Valley of Hinnom).
Jesus makes allusion to this place as a metaphor.

Tartarus actually means far in the abode, darkness and or outer space.

Abaddon means "destruction", is sometimes used as a synonym of Hell.
Infernus means "being underneath" and is often translated as "Hell".
Hell, only means "grave" and it is where everyone in the Old Testament goes went when they died--good or evil, Jew or Gentil.
Thus the Old Testament does not contain the concept of Hell!

What one needs to know

Is that if we take the message of the Scriptures seriously, we must consider that there are millions of beings who inhabit the heavens. These beings are governed by an entity known as the Lord God.(Y-H-V-H ) Elohiym a plural meaning those that came from the sky. The Scriptures also tell us that man who has been created in the image of these Gods will eventually be ruled by this same Lord God / (alien Yahweh )as those in heaven.
If taken literally, the meaning of the Scriptures takes a strange turn. They are not about religion, they are about government. When one reads the book of Genesis when translated correctly it reveals a whole different meaning to the Scriptures than that which has been relayed to us by traditional religion.
Actually it renders a meaning which more closely resembles the message of the Kingdom of Heaven preached by Jesus Christ.
If Jesus is correct, Heaven, like Canada , is a certain place in the universe that has boundaries and is inhabited by beings ruled over by a government that enforces laws agreed to be in the best interest of the population.
The scriptures are a message of a coming government rather than about religion. They are talking about the taking over of earth by an alien entity known as the Lord God in the bible with is messengers and not angels .

And that is why the God of the Old Testament has got to be the most unpleasant character jealous, and proud of it, petty, vindictive,
cruel, unjust, unforgiving, racist alien.

#17 - Pat - 03/28/2009 - 09:08
That is me!
That's me thank you.
#16 - Stephen - 03/27/2009 - 18:32
The last person you need is an educated pastor...what you need is an educated HISTORIAN.
#15 - Boomer - 03/27/2009 - 13:23
ALIENS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RAPTURE???
As I believe all movies are propoganda to get the people prepared to receive whatever is on satans agenda, this one tops the charts. It falls in line with "The Great Deception" that Tom Horn and Steve Quayle discuss. If you recall when they showed the UFO rising above the earth, there were MANY other UFOs rising at the same time...you have to assume that others were being "rescued" just like the two children. I told my husband "they're trying to say that aliens are going to be responsible for the rapture! What total slap in the face blasphomy crap is that!"
#14 - Nic - 03/27/2009 - 12:07
More Hollyweird Propaganda
I just saw this movie last weekend with two of my sons and all three of us were appalled at the message of this film. Yet again, Hollywood trumpets their decietful "aliens created us" mantra and make God seem a superfluous afterthought. Why were there only a few "chosen" children sent forth to some new world? Seems like the basic theme here was,"they" will keep re populating worlds until they find a world that "works". The saddest thing about this movie is that so many people will swallow it's message hook, line, and sinker. Thanks for exposing it!
#13 - Becky Barrios - 03/27/2009 - 07:06
Thought the movie was entertaining, but confusing because the "aliens" were being presented as angels yet they were "dark and frightening". The most disturbing feeling I came away with was the total lack of control the people of earth had over they're ability to survive. When the father went to spend the last moments of his life with his estranged family, you begin to realize that this is the ONLY option he has. It is a very fatalistic moment. While the rest of the people are running all over trying to deal with what they think they need to do to survive, he knows very well that no one will survive. The governments of the world go into safe locations, but in the end, you realize that no one, no living creature - NOTHING will survive. I also get the impression that the Earth, over a very long amount of time will probably settle into some type of continuing existence, but without life. I don't think the movie implies that any of this is under God's control. I was left with the impression that these "aliens" have done this same activiy over and over and over again, and that humans attempted to explain their interaction with these aliens as a religious experience, creating an image of God, and forming religions around these interactions. I'm not saying the premis is correct, just that the movie may have been attempting to place the idea that there never was a God in the first place into the minds of the audiences in order to create doubt in what they believe in. Thanks for posting your thoughts, and allowing me to add mine.
#12 - sc - 03/26/2009 - 23:53
Personally, I resent the fact that the movie has a trick ending.

Interestingly, the movie, as you stated correctly, has nothing to do with the truth found in the Bible. It seems that all that Hollywood can do is to keep churning out inaccurate movies on the destruction of man and the Earth. Of course, in some cases, man overcomes the his imminent destruction.

Isaiah states at Isaiah 45:18 . . .He the [true] God, the Former of the earth and the Maker of it, He the One who firmly established it, who did not create it simply for nothing, who formed it even to be inhabited. . .

Notice also what Ecclesiastes 1:4 states. . .A generation is going, and a generation is coming; but the earth is standing even to time indefinite.

When understood in the proper context, conjuring a movie on the premise that the Bible says that the literal earth will be destroyed at some point in the future, it can be seen and understood that this premise is totally incorrect.

Sadly, the majority of man and ALL of organized religion has been duped into believing that the Creator of the universe can be thwarted from his original purpose for the literal earth and for mankind as symbolically represented by the word "earth" and "world" numerous times in the scriptures.

In both references above, the literal earth is what is meant.

The apostle Peter compared the literal heavens and earth at (2Pe 3:5) with the symbolic heavens and earth at(2Pe 3:7). “The heavens” of verse 7 do not mean God's own dwelling place, the place of his throne in the heavens. God’s heavens cannot be shaken. Neither is “the earth” in the same verse the literal planet earth, for the Creator says that he has established the earth firmly. (Ps 78:69; 119:90) Yet, God says that he will shake both the heavens and the earth at(Hag 2:21; Heb 12:26), and that the heavens and earth will flee away before him, and that new heavens and a new earth will be established at some point in the future. (2Pe 3:13; Re 20:11; 21:1)

It is evident that in this context “heavens” is symbolic and that in the same context “earth” is also a symbolic reference to a society of people living on the earth, just as at Psalm 96:1

The word "Earth" is also symbolically used to denote the firmer, more stable elements of mankind. The restless, unstable elements of mankind are illustrated by the characteristic restlessness of the sea.—Isa 57:20; Jas 1:6; Jude 13; compare Re 12:16; 20:11; 21:1.

Clearly, Hollywood, shows once again its unwillingness to get their facts straight and to continue to use poorly built foundations for movies such as this. In this instance, the word "unknowing" might be applied to them, quite accurately.
#11 - C. Goodman - 03/26/2009 - 20:07
clarity...
You wandered around so badly I failed to pick out the point you were trying to make.

It was also difficult to discern if I'd like this movie based on what you said. That determination being the point of reading your review...
#10 - Jay - 03/26/2009 - 19:56
Alien invasion?
The movies (and TV) have gotten really spooky in the last 10 years and it's escalating. Are we being set up to accept....an alien invasion.....witchcraft as sport.....beings with extrahuman powers as common? Blavatsky says that beings from another planet will come to us to show us how to gain our lost perfection and harmony. Are we being primed?
#9 - Lily - 03/26/2009 - 18:01
Mom
Yes, saw the movie & I have to agree with you.

Those are fallen angels, and if one wants to be deceived, especially in this era, then, when they come for you, and you decide to go, you had better enjoy pain. Because it ain't gonna stop.

I believe in one major thing about Hollywood. It's not all about entertainment, it's mostly about deception and corruption. There's a lot of truth in Sci-Fi . . . most of the movies are to get you to snuggle up to the devil like ET, becoming immune to genetic altering and hybridization, cloning, robots, traveling through worm holes like Stargate . . . in fact I recommend to everyone to see what really happens when you travel through the black hole, by watching the move EVENT HORIZON & what they are doing with LHC Beam and Cern. They're opening a door to hell, because it's going through dimensions God has forbidden.:-[]
D~
#8 - Donna - 03/26/2009 - 15:31
Determinism and the irrational
Thanks for the great comments. I left the theater with my ears ringing (why are they trying to destroy our hearing) pondering the choice between determinism and random (evolution) events. I first laughed at all the mathematical formulas on the white boards behind Cage because I knew that he couldn't begin to address the events described there. They were to "prove" he was really, really smart.

But one thing did catch my attention regarding this move. Even if you know the date (24-hour time period) and the location, you still can't predict what is going to occur. I liked that!

Hollywood trying to portray anything "holy" at this point is a complete hoax. The last God-like thing they tried to create was done in the 60's; since then they promote Satanism which is what this movie pretty much did. Interesting take though, don't you think?
#7 - Susan - 03/26/2009 - 14:24
TRUTH WITHOUT COMPROMISE
God's blessings to you for this article of truth. The Lord commanded me to go to see this movie and afterward I was stunned. That they would go to such depths to attempt to draw the Christian audience with such dark, sometimes subtle yet obvious demonic imagery was horrific. Never compromise for the naysayers - you answer to the Lord and He is well pleased (I have been waiting for this article as He said it would be written about the movie!) He indeed is a phenomenal and awesome God!
#6 - His Messenger - 03/26/2009 - 14:17
I will probaby go see the movie:
I will probably go see this movie because it does sound entertaining. I have found that the sci-fi genre generally does find some kind of savior or deterministic solution for the human race. It is usually a humanistic self determinism that is really no better than alien determinism in its eternal implications. Science fiction seems to always start from a "man is the measure of all things" perspective. It is arrogant on the part of humans to think we can cheat the future G-d has ordained for the world but that seems to be the message. Somehow, either by our own intellect and ingenuity or with help from benevolent aliens, we can escape the consequences of our own behavior. So knowledge and technology will save us and in the end make us as gods...............hmmmmmmmm. Now where have I heard that before?
#5 - alien - 03/26/2009 - 13:56
Thanks
Thanks Tony
#4 - Stephen - 03/26/2009 - 11:47
Fellow Writer
As a fellow writer here at U.F.O. Digest I say while I do not agree with your views on religion and beings from elsewhere I sometimes find it refreshing to read your work and appreciate your dedication to your beliefs.
I believe we both have a common problem at times from our readers and this is sometimes they really don't get what we are saying.
I've noticed comments from your and various articles that sometimes the reader misses the point entirely.
Keep punching out your stories perhaps if you and I can capture some percentage of the readers who really understand the message we can say we have done our jobs in enlightening the few among the masses.
#3 - Tony R. Elliott - 03/25/2009 - 20:17
It was entertaining
I said that it was entertaining?
"I could not think of a better way to spend a Saturday morning than to veg out on a good, entertaining sci-fi movie. I have loved doing that very thing for over 50 years so why stop now. I loved movies like Forbidden Planet with Robbie the Robot and The Day the Earth Stood Still. I had seen the trailers and it looked fast paced and exciting which it turned out to be."
BTW finding an educated Pastor is not so easy.
#2 - Stephen Yulish - 03/25/2009 - 11:51
Nice Article
Some people just don't get it, your point was clear to see even if your blind. I look forward to your next work.
Best,
Ron
#1 - Ronald Nussbeck - 03/24/2009 - 21:42
mr
MOVIES ARE FOR ENTERTAINMENT NOT ELIGHTENMENT. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THE TRUTH JUST FIND AN EDUCATED PASTOR. I FELT THE MOVIE WAS ENTERTAINING NOT ELIGHTENING...
#0 - trock - 03/24/2009 - 18:48
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