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Apr 26, 2021 · Angels announced things about the birth of Jesus to Mary ( Luke 1:26–38 ), Zechariah and Elizabeth ( Luke 1:11–23 ), Joseph ( Matthew 1:20–21 ), and the shepherds ( Luke 2:8–14 ). They ministered to Jesus in the wilderness after his forty-day fast ( Mark 1:13 ). They rolled the stone away from Jesus’s grave ( Matthew 28:2 ).
Jan 4, 2022 · Angels are spirits created to serve God’s purposes. Scripture gives us only glimpses into the supernatural realm, but it is enough to learn that angels perform a variety of tasks and are used for several purposes: 1. To serve the people God saves.
Feb 13, 2022 · The ministry of Angels in the Bible is limited to natural physical help. They are never a savior, lord, or god. They work for man; they are agents of God who bring to us the message that God wants fulfilled in our lives. Lester Sumrall. So, get ready to see angels in the light of God’s word!
Angels are spiritual beings created by God to serve Him, though created higher than man. Some, the good angels, have remained obedient to Him and carry out His will, while others, fallen angels, disobeyed, fell from their holy position, and now stand in active opposition to the work and plan of God. The Terms Used of Angels General Terms. Angel
In Scripture, we are told that angels have many roles. A few of them include being God’s messengers and Holy warriors, watching history unfold, praising and worshipping God, and being Guardian ...
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What motivates the angels in their ministry to humans is not their own love for them, but rather their love and devotion to God. The work of angels can be placed in three categories. 1. They are God's agents who execute His judgment. 2. Angels are God's messengers revealing His will. 3. They are God's servants, doing His will.
1. Speak the Word. When you find yourself in a situation—one of possible physical danger, one where you need deliverance, or one where you require material or financial help— speak the Word only. And do so in faith. This allows your angels to minister to you on your behalf—to work for you, to intervene.
