The Angels of the Bible
The Angels of the Bible: What Scripture Actually Says
Angels fill the popular imagination with wings and haloes, but Scripture speaks of them more carefully and more strangely: messengers and warriors, the cherubim who guard, the seraphim who cry holy, the host that sang over Bethlehem, and the ones who fell. Each page below opens one honestly, says plainly where the Bible is silent, refuses the speculation angels attract, and remembers the thing angels most want us to see: they worship Christ, who is far above them.
GabrielLuke 1:26Michael the ArchangelJude 1:9The CherubimGenesis 3:24The SeraphimIsaiah 6:2The Host of HeavenLuke 2:13The Angels at the TombJohn 20:12Guardian AngelsPsalm 91:11The Four Living CreaturesRevelation 4:6The Fallen AngelsJude 1:6Satan, the AdversaryJob 1:6Christ Above the AngelsHebrews 1:6
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