Angel (English, Arabic ملائكة， Chinese transliteration: angel, which is translated from the Greek Angel OS, originally refers to the angel of God, an angel from heaven. Most religious beliefs have similar concepts. Christians generally translate it as angel; Muslims sometimes translate it as "celestial being". It represents holiness, goodness and integrity, the messenger of God's (Allah's) will, the spirit serving God (Allah), and the protector sent by God (Allah) to protect believers from demons. A bridge to bring God's message to people. Human monitors, faithful recorders of people's behavior (including secret), fighters against the enemies of God, and people with special occupations in God.

The word "angel" comes from the Greek word "angelos", which means messenger. In Christianity, Muslims, Judaism and other theology, angels often play the role of emissaries, followers and agents of God. It originally refers to the messenger of heaven, and has similar concepts in many other religions, and is translated as "angel" in Chinese. In the Bible, God's will is usually conveyed by angels. Angels are pure spirits, with outstanding intelligence and great power, and they are very sacred. Angels are composed of substances as light as air, so that they can be transformed into various most suitable physical forms according to their needs.
As a special child of God, angels enjoy the close relationship with God and gaze at, love and praise God in heaven. Some angels often bring God's will to mankind from heaven. The number of angels is endless. They exist in every corner of the universe. Angels focus on serving the needs of all free conscious entities, so you can experience the undifferentiated love of angels. Angels carry out their assigned tasks without hesitation and provide love, wisdom and guidance to people with great happiness. Every person has always been surrounded by angels. Without exception, angels are eager to find opportunities to communicate with you. [1]
Angels are created for one purpose, that is, love and undifferentiated service for all. In Christianity and theology, an angel may be the lowest of the nine classes in heaven, and must obey the archangel. Fallen angels are often regarded as demons, just like Satan; The guardian angel is considered to be the guide and guardian of mankind. Angels are often described as having wings and wearing robes, or wearing a halo (a kind of halo that emits divine light on an angel's head - a symbol of divine wisdom). Angels do not die nor grow old. They are immortal. They were created by God and have existed since the creation of the century. Angels are often regarded as guides of the soul. Although angels are sacred, they often make primitive mistakes, especially arrogance.

The definitions of angels in Judaism, Christianity and Islam are very similar or even identical. They are spirits that serve God (Allah). God (Allah) sent them to the earth to help people in need of rescue, convey the intention of God (Allah) and be the spokesperson of God (Allah) on the earth. Angels are sometimes human in shape, with light on their bodies, halos on their heads, and some have wings. Although many people claim to have witnessed the appearance of angels, both the Bible and the Koran believe that angels are spirits without entities, and the examples of materialization are extremely rare.
Christianity believes that angels are "pure bodies" and cannot be attached to any living creature. The only thing that can be attached to is the non original sin body (non soul creature); Angels are the embodiment of pure "good", so they will never tolerate the existence of "evil", but they are not human friends. According to the Old Testament, angels will punish sinners harshly according to God's orders. For example, 185000 Assyrian soldiers were killed overnight (the book of Kings), and the first babies and livestock of all Egyptians were killed (Exodus).
When the Jews named the angels, they were divided into 10 categories: the Holy One, the fast, the strong, the flame, the spark, the God, the prince, the prince, the image, and the living creature. "Saints" means those who are completely obedient to God's will and become saints. "Kuaisi" is called "chariot" in the Bible, showing that they have the ability to move quickly. "The strong" is equivalent to "ten thousand armies" or "heavenly army" in the Bible. "Spark" is called "Star" in the Bible. It has many indexes and is as bright as a star. "Living creature" is equivalent to the "watchman" in the Bible, indicating that his responsibility is the supervisor of the world. "Prince" is called "son of God" in the Bible. "God's envoy" is equivalent to "servant" in the Bible.
According to Islam, angels sometimes have human shapes, such as when they convey the revelation of the Quran to the Prophet Muhammad.
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In the Christian Bible, the angel Raphael once led the way for dobby; The angels who appeared to Abraham and rod were all human, and they ate and drank with these patriarchs. The inhabitants of Sodom were greatly annoyed at this. In the book of Enoch, there is also a description that angels have human bodies and combine with human women to leave offspring. The sixth chapter of Genesis says: "at that time, there were great men on his land. Later, the sons of God and the women of man had children. That was the famous man of ancient times." In genesis, there is a saying that "God created man in his own image". According to the literal meaning, the most perfect man in the world is a man in the shape of the creator.
The first works that systematically classify and name angels are the theory of heavenly rank written by the Greek dionigi l'areopagita (a disciple of St. Paul, recorded in Chapter 17 of the book of acts of the New Testament) and the summary theology written by the Italian Thomas d'aquinos (1226-1274). These two books have basically established the basic framework of general angelics. In addition, the Syrian monastic theologian (pseudonym) Dionysus also gave a detailed and authoritative explanation of angels in his "heavenly order system". In addition, The book of Enoch, which is listed by Christianity as a pseudo canon (a canon considered by the church to fake the will of God) (the book of Enoch is one of the main classics of the Athenian sect, which is inherited by the Protestant church. It is one of the only three people in human history who ascended to heaven in the flesh. The other two are the prophets Elijah and Christ Jesus in the turbulent times of Israel. However, the old religion - Catholicism - believes that Enoch and Elijah were not brought to heaven by God, but were paradise on earth. It is called the treasure house of angels. It was written in the second century BC. It is detailed in It contains the life, name, position, character, etc. of angels. This book was criticized by the church as a pseudo Canon in the fourth century A.D. and has disappeared from the Christian Classics since then.
Attachment: description of the dead sea instrument. In 1947, a Bedouin shepherd boy found a batch of scriptures written on parchment in a cave near the Dead Sea in Palestine, After scientific identification, it was determined that it was a fragment of the Bible that was copied and written in a period of time before and after the beginning of the ad (in 1948, the Arab Israeli war broke out, and the translation and publication of the document was delayed for a long time. Later, some people suspected that the Christian forces were secretly obstructing this work to avoid the authority of the Bible being challenged. Even after the publication of the document, some people insisted that the authorities had hidden some key documents and not been made public). All the documents are the rules of one sect of Judaism, that is, the radical ascetic sect, the "Kelan order" of the Athenian sect. Christianity categorically denies any connection between the Christian order and Christianity. However, there are also legends that the church was actually presided over by Jesus' cousin (and Baptist) John, or even founded by Jesus himself, or by his enemies, and so on.

Angels are spiritual bodies: Although angels can appear in human bodies (Gen. 18:3), they are called "spirits" (Heb. 14), which shows that angels have no flesh and blood; Angels are not like men who can marry (MK. 12:25), and angels do not die (LK. 20:36).
Angels are created: the psalm calls on nature and praises God's creation. The Lord created these heavenly spirits with his words (Ps. 148 2-5). Job was reminded that when angels were created, they praised and sang to God (job 38:6-7). Christ created the angels who would eventually offer him hymns (Col. 1:16).
Angels are created at the same time, and there are many: Colossians 1:16 mentions creation, pointing out that the creation of angels is a one-time action. The creation of angels is not continuous. Because angels are barren (Mt. 22:30), the number of angels is fixed. The number of angels created is as many as "ten million" (Heb. 12:22). Although the word "ten million" (muriasin in Greek) means "one time" according to the original, it refers to a huge number (cf. Rev. 5:11). Revelation 5:11 repeatedly mentions "tens of thousands", which means that the number of angels cannot be accurately measured.
Angels are higher than human beings: human beings (including the incarnated Lord) are "a little smaller than angels" (Heb. 2:7). Angels are not restricted by human beings, for angels do not die (LK. 20:36). Angels are wiser than men (2 Sam. 14:20), but their wisdom is limited (Mt. 24:36). Angels have more power than men (Mt. 28:2; acts 5:19; 2 pet. 2:11), but the power of angels is also limited (Dan. 10:13).
Compared with people, especially in the future relationship, angels are restricted. Angels are not created in the image of God, so angels cannot share the glorious end of the work of Christ's redemption. At the end of the world, the redeemed will be elevated by God above the angels (1 Cor. 6:3).

"Seven" is the preferred number for Arabs and Israelis. In Islamic and Christian legends, heaven is divided into seven parts. After the religious reform, Protestantism removed such mythical doctrines.
The first day, called shiamaim, was run by Gabriel. The angels stationed here are also responsible for managing the stars, weather, and so on. (the moon is the closest heaven to the earth, and the place where people with weak faith live.)
The next day, it was called Akira. The territory of Archangel Raphael and the confinement of some punished angels were also located here. (mercury: the second heaven, where the soul of those who do good deeds lives after death.)
On the third day, sagoon or shehkim, the dominant angel is angel. In Islam, Azrael, the angel of death, has this heaven. (Venus: the soul residence of the amorous.)
On the fourth day, zeble or mahanon, with several different names, was ruled by the Archangel Michael. According to the revelation, the city of Jerusalem in the sky is located in the sun. Enoch also claims that the tree of life grows in the garden of the righteous in the sun. (sun day: wise men and saints are placed on this important day.)
On the fifth day, Mahon, the northern part of the day is desolate ruins, with an angel prison, while the southern part is comfortable and pleasant. The ruler of Mars is said to be the twin son of Metatron, sandalphon, and the Fallen Angel Samuel (see below for details)
On the sixth day, zebel or maccon, where angels learn wisdom, is the base camp of wisdom angels. The day and night are controlled by zeber and Saabs respectively. (Jupiter day: Mingjun's residence, between the hot Mars and the cold Saturn, so the climate is pleasant)
On the seventh day, arabot, the throne of God, was set here, and the angels flew around it. It was a place full of glory. (Saturn day: the soul of hermits and those with pure heart and few desires lives here.) Stellar day: (St. Peter checks the qualifications of believers here) crystal day (original movement day): (the location of God and the source of cosmic power. The headquarters of the angel army is located in it.
According to the Hebrew legend, heaven is divided into nine layers, and this triplet constitutes a real, equal and separate hierarchical system. Later, according to the generally accepted Angel theory, the heavenly order system (Dionysus), God's throne was surrounded by nine layers of angels. This is not the original text of the Bible, but was proposed by the medieval theologian harlaus. This theory of nine classes was recognized by the holy see in the era of Pope Gregory I. Every three levels can be classified into a group. The blazing Angel exists in the innermost layer. It is the existence of pure light and the closest to God. The more toward the outer circle, the weaker the power of light and gradually materialize. The lower angels get the revelation of God through the upper angels. And the lower angels can improve their hierarchy through understanding, and move closer to the upper level one by one.