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Angles shape our understanding of spirituality and the unseen world. Celestial beings are often separated into two categories: Angels and Fallen Angels, also known as demons. Angels are heralded as divine messengers and servants, performing their roles in accordance with the commands of YHWH (God). Acting with purity and devotion, they serve not only as worshipers but also as conveyors of divine messages to humanity.
In contrast, Fallen Angels share a different narrative. Once angels themselves, these entities chose to follow hasatan (Satan) in an act of rebellion against YHWH, leading to their expulsion from heaven. This rebellion paves the way for understanding Lucifer's story—a tale filled with ambition and consequence. Originally created by YHWH as a musical angel, Lucifer's desire was to ascend to equality with God. This aspiration led to his downfall, resulting in his banishment into Sheol (Hell).
The nature of Hell is portrayed as a realm enveloped in darkness and suffering—a temporary state of punishment awaiting its final evolution into the "lake of fire," a fate detailed within the surreal imagery of Revelation. Despite their fall from grace, these once heavenly hosts are permitted temporary freedom on Earth. Their presence serves a unique purpose: to deceive nations, thus acting as instruments that allow YHWH to discern fidelity among His people.
This arrangement underscores YHWH's infinite knowledge—a cosmic plan not fully grasped by mortal minds but rooted in divine wisdom. The presence and roles of both Angels and Fallen Angels are interwoven into a grand design that highlights spiritual realities beyond our immediate perception.
For those intrigued by this celestial tapestry, I am keen to engage further on these topics. I don't hold formal titles such as a Messianic Rabbi or teacher; however, I have been authorized under one who is and feel imbued with a calling to speak YHWH's word through Jesus Christ.
If you find yourself drawn towards this subject or have questions swirling about these ethereal entities, don’t hesitate to reach out for more discussion—there's always more to explore within this celestial dance! Your thoughts and inquiries are welcomed—a path towards deeper understanding lies just ahead if you're prepared to take the first step toward engagement.
In contrast, Fallen Angels share a different narrative. Once angels themselves, these entities chose to follow hasatan (Satan) in an act of rebellion against YHWH, leading to their expulsion from heaven. This rebellion paves the way for understanding Lucifer's story—a tale filled with ambition and consequence. Originally created by YHWH as a musical angel, Lucifer's desire was to ascend to equality with God. This aspiration led to his downfall, resulting in his banishment into Sheol (Hell).
The nature of Hell is portrayed as a realm enveloped in darkness and suffering—a temporary state of punishment awaiting its final evolution into the "lake of fire," a fate detailed within the surreal imagery of Revelation. Despite their fall from grace, these once heavenly hosts are permitted temporary freedom on Earth. Their presence serves a unique purpose: to deceive nations, thus acting as instruments that allow YHWH to discern fidelity among His people.
This arrangement underscores YHWH's infinite knowledge—a cosmic plan not fully grasped by mortal minds but rooted in divine wisdom. The presence and roles of both Angels and Fallen Angels are interwoven into a grand design that highlights spiritual realities beyond our immediate perception.
For those intrigued by this celestial tapestry, I am keen to engage further on these topics. I don't hold formal titles such as a Messianic Rabbi or teacher; however, I have been authorized under one who is and feel imbued with a calling to speak YHWH's word through Jesus Christ.
If you find yourself drawn towards this subject or have questions swirling about these ethereal entities, don’t hesitate to reach out for more discussion—there's always more to explore within this celestial dance! Your thoughts and inquiries are welcomed—a path towards deeper understanding lies just ahead if you're prepared to take the first step toward engagement.