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Angels are spirit beings created by God that serve as his messengers and helpers. They are described as wise, strong, immortal, sexless beings that exist in innumerable numbers. Angels carry out various tasks from God like running errands, protecting believers, strengthening saints, and accompanying Jesus Christ. Some angels fell from heaven due to rebellion and pride led by Lucifer, who became Satan. Fallen angels are now in hell awaiting final judgment.
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