Blessed is he
that readeth, and they that hear the
words of this prophecy, and keep
those things which are written therein:
for the time is at hand. Revelation 1:3
Angels
Lesson 10
Marking Code: A
Marking Color: Black
Key Text: Hebrews 1:13,14.
- Hebrews
1:13,14. Angel’s are
God’s ministering
messengers whom He sends to
us to bless us and minister
to our needs.
- Genesis
3:24. Angels are not the
spirits of dead loved ones.
They existed before the first
human being died.
Job 38:3-7; Psalm
8:4,5.
- Ezekiel
28:14,15. Angels are
created beings. Lucifer was
the highest of the angels,
the “anointed
cherub.” God created him
perfect and holy, but he
allowed sin to enter his
heart.
Colossians 1:16.
- Ezekiel
10:9, 12. Angels are not
phantoms. They have form and
body.
Genesis 19:1-3;
18:6-8; John 20:12; Ezekiel 1:14.
- Luke
20:35,36. Someday, we
will have glorious bodies
similar to the angels.
- Revelation
5:11. There are more
angels than there are people.
Hebrews 12:22.
Note: Some
Bible scholars believe that redeemed
human beings will replace the
vacancies left by the angels that
followed Lucifer and were cast out of
heaven.
- Matthew
18:10. Each of us has a
guardian angel assigned to
attend us.
Acts 12:15.
- Psalm 34:7.
Angels protect us from
danger during our journey
through life.
Psalm 91:11, 12;
Daniel 6:22; 2 Kings 6:16,17.
- Isaiah 6:2.
There are different
orders of angels-the Bible
mentions cherubim and
seraphim. Some apparently
have wings or even multiple
wings.
Ezekiel 28:14.
- Matthew
25:31. All the angels of
heaven will accompany Jesus
when He returns to earth the
second time.
- Matthew
24:31. At Jesus’
coming, the angels will
gather together the redeemed
from all over the earth.
A-End.
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