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   What does the Bible say about the doctrine of Angels?

   • Where it is said to them, ‘You are not My people’, it will be said to them, ’You are the sons of the living God’.” Hosea 1:10 In the title “The Biblical Doctrine of Angels”, the word “doctrine” is not used to imply a communication of some set of abstract facts in a dry or pedantic manner.

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   What does the Bible say about angels?

   • 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). Second, it calls our attention to angels as a multitude of heavenly beings who surround and serve God as seen in the phrase “Lord of hosts” (Isa. 31:4).

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   Why is the doctrine of angels so difficult?

   • Though the doctrine of angels holds an important place in the Word of God, it is often viewed as a difficult subject because, while there is abundant mention of angels in the Bible, the nature of this revelation is without the same kind of explicit description we often find with other subjects developed in the Bible:

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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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   Are angels created by God?

   • The angels as well as the celestial heavens are declared to be created by God. Since God is Spirit (John 4:24) it is natural to assume that there are created beings who more closely resemble God than do the mundane creatures who combine both the material and immaterial.

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   Is the doctrine of Angels a cultural symbolism?

   • The doctrine of angels is not the heart of the gospel. However, it is also not extrinsic cultural symbolism borrowed from the surrounding culture, purely accidental, as a means through which the Christian faith expressed itself in the past, and which it could – or even should – abandon today in a profoundly different cultural context.

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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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   We read of Michael, the archangel (Jude 9; 1 Thess.4:16); angels, authorities, and powers -- which are supposedly ranks and orders of angels (1 Pet.3:22; Col.1:16). In the Apocryphal books we find a hierarchy with seven archangels, including Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, Uriel.

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   The angel on your left records all your evil deeds. The Hebrews taught there were four great angels: (1) Gabriel, who reveals the secrets of God to men. (2) Michael, who fights and avenges Gods...

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   Jun 3, 2004 · An angel is a spirit being created by God and commissioned by Him for some special purpose in accordance with the outworking of His plan (e.g., Col 1:16; Heb 1:14). They have enormous, though limited (as a creature) power and knowledge.

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   Jul 1, 2007 · The angels who did not sin are referred to as “holy angels” (Mark 8:38; Luke 9:26). The angels are a mighty multitude. Without giving any hint as to their actual number, Scripture makes it clear that the angelic host is a vast and imposing army.

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   The angels, sometimes called ‘the sons of God’, constitute God’s heavenly council and court (Job 1:6; 1 Kgs 22:19–22) (White 2014), and this proximity to God makes them ‘holy’ (Ps 89 [88]:6–8). This heavenly court evolves in later Judaism into a liturgical assembly that celebrates God’s majesty.

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   Angels are intrinsically spiritual (i.e., soul-spirit) beings, as contrasted with man who is a soul-spirit being housed in a physical temple; that is, man is a creature with a physical + soul-spirit unity. Thus, angels are almost always invisible to our eyes and, in their normal activities, are not subject to the laws of nature as man is.