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Angelology 1 (Introduction on Angels)
This document provides an overview of angelology, the study of angels. It discusses that angels are mentioned in the Bible, including Michael, Gabriel and Satan. It addresses common questions about angels such as when they were created, if they have bodies, and the different types of angels. The document cautions that while angels exist, they are not to be worshipped as that would violate the first commandment to worship God alone.
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- 14. • “I amconvinced that these heavenly beings exist and that they provide unseen aid on our behalf. I do not believe in angels because someone has told me about a dramatic visitation from an angel, as impressive as such rare testimonies may be . . .Billy Graham
- 15. • “I donot believe in angels because I have ever seen one— because I haven’t. I believe in angles because the Bible says there are angels; and I believe the Bible to be the Word of God. I also believe in angels because I have sensed their presence in my life on special occasions.”
- 16. But They AreNot to be Worshiped! Romans 1:24-25 warns us about worshiping the creature instead of the Creator. It is a violation of the first commandment to worship any manifestation of angelic presence. We are not to pray to angels, nor confuse angels with the Holy Spirit.
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