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aI("text=Introduction;url=a1.aspx;");
aI("text=Some Controversy;url=a2.aspx;");
aI("text=A Challenge ;url=a3.aspx;");
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aI("text=The Essence of Angels;showmenu=essence1;url=a4.aspx;");
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aI("text=Are Angels Born or Created?;url=a4.aspx;");
aI("text=What is the Nature of Angels?;url=a5.aspx;");
aI("text=Are Angels Personal Beings?;url=a6.aspx;");
aI("text=What is the Hierarchy of Personal Beings?;url=a7.aspx;");
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aI("text=Unfallen Angels;showmenu=good1;url=a8.aspx;");
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aI("text=What are Unfallen Angels?;url=a8.aspx;");
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aI("text=Fallen Angels;showmenu=evil1;url=a11.aspx;");
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aI("text=Who and Where are Fallen Angels?;url=a11.aspx;");
aI("text=Who is Satan?;url=a12.aspx;");
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aI("text=Grace;url=../9system_grace/invitation1.aspx;");
aI("text=Skill Builder;url=../5system_skillbuilder/intro1.aspx;");
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aI("text=Who wrote the Pentateuch?;url=../5system_moses/bc1.aspx;");
aI("text=Angelology;url=../6system_angels/a1.aspx;");
aI("text=Anthropology;url=../7system_humans/intro1.aspx;");
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with(milonic=new menuname("a1")){
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aI("text=1) c. Angels were all created on the first day of Creation.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/AngelsCreation.aspx;");
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aI("text=2) a. An untold countless number of angels were individually created.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/AngelsCreation.aspx;");
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aI("text=3) a. At their time of their creation, the angels' spiritual state was good; they were all initially created as holy angels.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/AngelsCreation.aspx;");
}
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aI("text=1) b. Because they were not created in the image of God, angels were created as a spirit beings without physical bodies.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/AngelsNature.aspx;");
}
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aI("text=2) c. Their creation marks a beginning, thus, angels, while immortal, are not eternal.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/AngelsNature.aspx;");
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aI("text=3) b. Angels are invisible spirit personal beings. They can only be seen if God gives you the vision to see them.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/AngelsNature.aspx;");
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aI("text=4) b. Angels may temporarily have physical bodies, and in all biblical examples, they have appeared as adult males. But the Bible also has examples of angels appearing in non-human forms such as Satan who appeared as a small serpent and as a huge dragon.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/AngelsNature.aspx;");
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aI("text=5) b. Angels do not marry nor have marital relationships like humans.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/AngelsNature.aspx;");
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aI("text=1) a. Angels were created with intelligence and wisdom as exemplified by their ability to communicate with both God and man and sing praises to God.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/AngelsPersonalBeings.aspx;");
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aI("text=2) a. Angels do have moral knowledge. This is seen by the fact that some angels sinned and fell from their position in heaven (2 Peter 2:4).
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/AngelsPersonalBeings.aspx;");
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aI("text=3) a. Angels have the ability to express emotion. For example, the Bible records unfallen angels expressing joy (Job 38:6-7, Luke 15:10), or fallen angels expressing violent anger and fear (Matt 28:28-29, James 2:19).
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/AngelsPersonalBeings.aspx;");
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aI("text=4) a. Angels have a will of their own (Luke 2:13-14, Jude 1:6). Because they have the essential characteristics of 1) intelligence and moral knowledge, 2) emotion, and 3) a will of their own, they are considered personal beings.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/AngelsPersonalBeings.aspx;");
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aI("text=1) c. There is a hierarchy among personal beings before and after Jesus' return. Before Christ's return, the hierarchy is divine personal beings (Trinity), angelic personal beings, and human beings. This is seen in Hebrews 2:7 where it is said, in reference to humans, 'for a little while lower than the angels.'
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/AngelsHierarchy.aspx;");
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aI("text=2) d. After Christ's return, redeemed human beings take precedence over angelic personal beings (1 Cor 6:3, Heb 1:14).
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/AngelsHierarchy.aspx;");
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aI("text=3) a. While it is not specified or explained, there is a hierarchy among angels. Called 'archangel' (Jude 9) and 'one of the chief princes' (Dan 10:13), the angel Michael exhibits some leadership and authority over other angels (Rev 12:7-8).
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/UnfallenAngelsNames.aspx;");
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aI("text=1) c. Unfallen angels are those who did not sin and follow Satan cast out from heaven. They remain in the service of God in both earthly and heavenly realms.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/AngelsCreation.aspx;");
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aI("text=2) b. While there are many names for unfallen angels, Iblis is a name for an angel in Islam, and Nephi and John are names for angels in Mormonism. The Hebrew word for 'angel' is 'malak' which means 'morning stars' and in some instances 'ambassador.' In Greek, 'angel' is 'angelos' which means 'messenger' and 'envoy'.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/UnfallenAngelsNames.aspx;");
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aI("text=3) b. Cherubim, as described in Ezekiel, have 4 faces (human, lion, bull, and eagle), 4 wings, human hands, and hoofed feet. These angels have served as guardians of Eden, flanking God's throne, and figuratively described as the chariot of God. Closely associated with God and His presence, God instructed that images of cherubim be made of gold at the two ends of the mercy seat on top of the Ark during its construction. And, in the construction of the inner most rooms of Solomon's Temple, large cherubs (up to 10 cubits in height) were carved and adorned the walls of the Holy of Holies (where the Ark was kept) and the Holy Place.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/UnfallenAngelsNames.aspx;");
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aI("text=4) d. Seraphim, as described in Isaiah 6:2-6 and Revelation 4:4-8, have 1 face (human lion, calf, or eagle) human hands, and 6 wings. Some have speculated whether seraphim are a special group within cherubim. Seraphim are significant for unceasingly praising the Lord (holy, holy, holy is the Lord), hovering about the throne of God, or standing before Him. There is perhaps a suggestion that they serve the heavenly court.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/UnfallenAngelsNames.aspx;");
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aI("text=1) d. Holy angels serve Christians, in their service to God, in several ways: 1) bring divine messages from God to guide Christians to the truth or appropriate action, 2) are used to answer prayers, and rescue Believers from physical harm, and 3) are used to serve believers by ministering and encouraging them.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/UnfallenAngelsAndHumans.aspx;");
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aI("text=2) b. Regardless of one's faith, non-Christians do benefit from holy angels when they subdue evil according to God's will. However, non-believers will also experience the consequences of their sin when unfallen angels carry out God's judgment.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/UnfallenAngelsAndHumans.aspx;");
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aI("text=1) d. Maybe. There is no clear passage that supports the idea that each person or at least each Christian has a guardian angel. Matthew 18:10 does not necessarily mean that each child has an angel. And Acts 12:15 may be interpreted that an angel was caring for Peter at that moment.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/AngelsPrayToGuardian.aspx;");
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aI("text=2) b. No, never. Throughout the Old Testament, the examples of prayer were directed only towards God. In the New Testament, Jesus Christ came specifically to be the mediator and intercessor for man, and in their instructions on prayer, both Jesus and His apostles indicated that man can and should direct their petitions to God. The Bible never once encouraged humans to seek or petition any other spiritual being.
The practice of praying to holy angels or saints in heaven for one's personal petitions is a controversial issue. It does not seem to have any clear biblical evidence to support it and certainly none within the context of the whole Bible. There are naturally inherent dangers in such a practice, among them whether the petitioner has the ability to discern a response as holy or demonic.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/AngelsPrayToGuardian.aspx;");
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aI("text=1) d. All of the above.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/FallenAngelsNames.aspx;");
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aI("text=2) a. True! Every New Testament author writes of fallen angels!
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/FallenAngelsNames.aspx;");
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aI("text=3) a. As a consequence of their rebellion, Satan and his followers were removed from their dwelling in God's presence (third heaven) to reside within the atmosphere of earth (first heaven).
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/FallenAngelsFreeOrConfined.aspx;");
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aI("text=4) d. It appears that confined fallen angels are held in hell temporarily, which is also known in Greek as tartarosas and abusso, until final judgment and ultimate consignment to the eternal lake of fire.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/FallenAngelsFreeOrConfined.aspx;");
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aI("text=1) b. Your heart was lifted up because of your beauty; You corrupted your wisdom by reason of your splendor I cast you to the ground... (Ezek 28:17)
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/FallenAngelSatan.aspx;");
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aI("text=2) c. False accuser.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/FallenAngelSatan.aspx;");
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aI("text=3) b. Adversary.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/FallenAngelSatan.aspx;");
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aI("text=3) a. Satan was created on the first day of Creation, but fell from heaven sometime before the temptation of Eve.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/FallenAngelSatan.aspx;");
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aI("text=1) c. Satan intends to establish his own kingdom and in so doing, oppose God and the personal beings who follow Him.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/FallenAngelsWhatCanSatanDo.aspx;");
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aI("text=2) e. All of the above. One of Satan's primary methods is deception which includes false flattery and false praise. This trick question was intended to raise your awareness of discerning genuine praise from false praise.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/FallenAngelsWhatCanSatanDo.aspx;");
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aI("text=3) d. All of the above. This list of sins, which is hostile to man for its basis of condemnation before God, is eliminated from all accounts of human beings who believe in the sovereignty of Christ. Thus in canceling the certificate of debt, fallen angels are disarmed; they no longer have a basis from which they could impeach a Christian before God.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/FallenAngelsCertificateOfDebt.aspx;");
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aI("text=4) b. False. Open disdain or scorn are attitudes that makes one susceptible to sin. It was by Christ's atonement that defeated Satan and his demons; not by any effort by mankind.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/FallenAngelsWhatSatanCannotDo.aspx;");
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aI("text=5) a. True. While Satan attempts to hamper God's work, he is limited by God. While he may wish to be God, Satan has limited power. He remains answerable to God and cannot do anything without God's permission. While he can tempt man, Satan has limited knowledge. He cannot know what is on one's mind or foretell the future.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/FallenAngelsWhatSatanCannotDo.aspx;");
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aI("text=1) a. 'Demon possession' is an incorrect translation for what should be translated as 'demonization.' It is a condition where a demon inhabits a human being and controls the human being's mind, body or, in rare cases, will.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/FallenAngelsDemonPossession.aspx;");
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aI("text=2) b. No, fallen angels may adversely afflict human beings without inhabiting their bodies.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/FallenAngelsWhatCanSatanDo.aspx;");
}
with(milonic=new menuname("a38")){
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aI("text=3) e. All of the above!
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/FallenAngelsDemonPossession.aspx;");
}
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aI("text=4) a. True. All Christians have the means to exorcise demons.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/FallenAngelsExorcism.aspx;");
}
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aI("text=5) a. The idea that a Christian can be indwelt with a demon is a controversial one. Because the Bible does not state explicitly either position, proponents have used implicit evidence to support their view.
To learn the biblical basis for this, click this box.;url=../6Angels/FallenAngelsCanChristianHaveADemon.aspx;");
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