Why?? Can You Explain it??

An Angel is a pure spirit created by God.

Hebrews 1:13-14

This Scripture tells us the purpose of Angels on earth:

They are spiritual beings sent by God to minister to those who will inherit salvation.

That means they are here for everyone, because salvation is for everyone, you and me, and everyone.

The Old Testament includes the belief in angels:

The name is given to certain spiritual beings of heavenly residence, that are

blessed and given by God as the ministers of His will.

Many people say they see angels right before death or a few days before death they may see angels waiting.

Is this hopeful thinking, hallucinations, or just simply Angels.

There have been accounts of angels appearing to a child during a time of sickness.

aware of their presence.

Sometimes we just know they are there helping us, guiding us, watching over us.

The Bible gives us no sign of the exact time of the creation of angels;

their existence is mentioned at the earliest times.

Our Lord often spoke of angels;

In the New Testament Angels are numerous and seven orders are mentioned:

1...Angels (Regular),

2...Powers,

3...Principalities,

4...Dominions (ations),

5...Thrones and

7...Archangels

The Old Testament specifically mentions two others

8...Seraph (im) and

9...Cherub(im).

God gave angels great wisdom, freedom, and power, and their many appearances in the New Testament are indication of the importance of the role assigned to them.

Angels are purely spiritual or bodiless persons (Mt 11:30), some of whom behold the face of God and thus are in bliss (Mt 18:10).

These spiritual beings comprise the celestial court and are called angels (from the Greek for "messenger") because, according to the Bible, they carry out missions at God's command.

In order to complete these missions, they can at times assume bodily form.

According to the Bible, their missions are sometimes of great importance ( the Annunciation Lk 1:26; 2:9-14). Like us , angels are blessed with God's grace and love. But because, unlike us they are non-bodily creatures, in a physical sense. Although we often refer to someone who is especially good and helps others as angels.

Perhaps the most significant continuing activity of the good angels is to be the agents of God's particular providence for mankind.

Thus, the Church teaches that everyone has a guardian angel, based on references to them throughout the Bible.

A heavenly spirit assigned by God to watch over each of us during our lives.

The doctrine of angels is part of the tradition.

The role of the guardian angel is both to guide us to good thoughts, works and words, and to preserve us from evil.

Since the 17th century the Catholic Church has celebrated a feast honoring them in October.

In Revelations the Lord addresses each of the seven Churches by means of instructing angels to record His dictation.

These 'secretary' angels are the angels of the Churches:

Church of Ephesus (Rv 2:1)

of Smyrna (Rv 2:8)

of Pergamum (Rv 2:12)

of Thyatira (Rv 2:18)

of Sardis (Rv 3:1)

of Philadelphia (Rv 3:7)

of Laodices (Rv 3:14)

Both the New Old Testament speak also of fallen angels.

These beings, did not return God's love.

God did not destroy them, but permits them a limited scope of activity.

Their condition is permanent for noone can completely turn away from the perfect good of the real faith and vision once he has come to enjoy it, and no additional reflection could change the mind of a purely spiritual being who has turned away.