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   The Bible uses the term “angel” (a heavenly body) clearly and primarily to denote messengers or ambassadors of God with such scripture references as Revelations 4:5, which indicates their duty in heaven to praise God (Psalm 103:20), to do God’s will (St. Matthew 18:10) and to behold his face.

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   COGIC teaches that angels are messengers sent from God who served during the creation, throughout the Old Testament, the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, the establishment of the church and the ministry of the apostles, and continue to be at work in the Kingdom of God. They exist primarily in the spiritual realm and are organized according to ...

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4. www.liquisearch.com › beliefs › cogic_doctrineChurch of God in Christ - Beliefs - COGIC Doctrine - LiquiSearch

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   COGIC teaches that Angels are messengers sent from God who served during the Creation, throughout the old testament, the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, the establishment of the church and the ministry of the apostles, and are yet at work in the Kingdom of God.

5. granbychurchofchrist.org › Sermons › pagesA Study of Angels | church of Christ | Sermon

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   What Are Angels? Both the Hebrew word “malak” and the Greek word “angellos” primarily mean “messenger.” Genesis 28:12 Angels were going to and coming from Heaven. Angels are part of the “whole family.” Ephesians 3:14-15; Angels are created beings. Colossians 1:16; Angels are called “sons of God.”

6. anglicanjournal.com › exploring-the-mystery-of-angelsExploring the mystery of angels - Anglican Journal

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   Apr 7, 2016 · Borrowing from 20th-century Protestant theologian Karl Barth-in Osborn’s view, virtually the sole Protestant thinker of our time to take angels seriously-Osborn defines angels as “heralds of the mystery of God.”

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   It is a military term and carries the idea of warfare. Angels are referred to as the “host,” which calls our attention to two ideas. First, it is used to describe God’s angels as the “armies of heaven” who serve in the army of God engaged in spiritual warfare (Ps. 89:6, 8; 1 Sam. 1:11; 17:45).

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   What does COGIC teach about angels?

   • COGIC teaches that angelsare messengers sent from God who served during the creation, throughout the Old Testament, the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, the establishment of the church and the ministry of the apostles, and continue to be at work in the Kingdom of God.

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   What is the doctrine of Angels?

   • The Church of God in Christ's doctrine on Angels is referred to as Angelology. According to COGIC, Angels are messengers sent from God who served during the Creation, throughout the Old Testament, the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, the establishment of the church, and the ministry of the apostles, and are yet at work in the Kingdom of God.

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   What does COGIC teach?

   • COGIC teaches the deity of Jesus Christ, his virgin birth, sinless life, physical death, burial, resurrection, ascensionand visible return to the earth. Christ is the Head of the church, and He is the only mediatorbetween God and humanity, and there is no salvation in any other. COGIC teaches that the Holy Spirit is alive and active in the world.

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   How do Angels learn about God?

   • The Scriptures disclose the truth that the angels learn much about God from His activities through the person and work of Christ and through the church, especially in the unfolding of God’s plan of redemption.

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   What are the beliefs of COGIC?

   • As a Pentecostal church, COGIC believes that the Baptism of the Holy Ghost is an experience subsequent to salvation and can be experienced by all believers who ask for it. When one is baptized in the Holy Spirit, COGIC teaches that the believer will speak in a language unknown by that person by the will of God. COGIC's doctrine also includes Angelology.

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   What is the theology or doctrine of COGIC?

   • COGIC's Theology - Doctrine of God: COGIC is trinitarian and teaches that there is one God eternally existent in three persons expressed as the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. He is the creator and sustainer of all life. He is sovereign, omnipotent, omniscient, and omni-present.

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   3 days ago · St. Thomas Aquinas used to say that a guardian angel is assigned to every human creature since his conception, in order to avert the dangers coming from demons, who obviously want the death of humans. What is angels’ specific intercession power, in comparison with saints? They have the same power.