Christian Angels
The word Angel comes from the Greek: angelos-messenger. Angels are associated with symbols. According to St. Augustine and St. Gregory, the word angel is, “angelus est nomen officii” – Angel is the name of the office.
The Holy Biblical name for angel is “mal’ach”. “Mal’ach” can mean any sort of messager. Angels are referred to as “holy ones” Zachariah 14:5. “Mal’ach Adonai” (Divine King)- Angel of the Lord, Angel of distinghished rank, Son of God Second Person of the Trinity, Deity of Jesus Christ.
Most religions have an interpretation of an Angel Being including:
- Orthodox
- Christianity (Catholic)
- Zoroastrianism
- Christianity (Protestant)
- Judaism
- Latter-Day Sanits
- Judeo-Christian
- Islamic
- Buddhism
- Pagaism
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Hi,
My name is A.C. Moore and I just wanted to send you a link to my new book trailer entitled Even Angels Need Miracles. Would you mind checking it out?
http://moorenovels.com/2010/02/book-trailer/
A.C. Moore, thank you for your comment, you may want to include more preview on that youtube. It is eyecatching, but does not give enough information to grab an audience.
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P.S. Remember Angel Beings are not God, they assist God and ourselves, but they are not God.
I think I am also gonna start a blog. what do you think?
Sgainc, managing blogs is a lot of work and something you have to continue to do, some even become web sites, good luck and stay motivated.
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