Angels were created by god. They don't reproduce with eachother. They are merely creations.
Cherubim is a classification of angel. If I recall correctly, the angel heirachy goes like this:
Highest:
Seraphim
Cherbuim
Ophanim
Dominions
Virtues
Powers
Principals
Arcangels
Angels
Lowest
2006-09-07 17:03:16
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answer #1
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answered by Job 3
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Well, I'm pretty sure you're not serious, and I'm probably wasting my time, but here goes....
Yeah, Satan, Lucifer is the devil. Yeah, he used to be an angel, he was in charge of Worship. Got the big head, wanted to be bigger than God. Was thrown out.
Next part...Satan can appear as he wants...the horns, tail, etc, are not how he looks, tho he probably could appear that way if he wanted. Angels, hmmm, don't think they reproduce....if God wants more, he makes them. No, they are not fairies. They are not human, so who knows about the DNA thing, but I kinda doubt it.
Yes, I believe in witchcraft. I believe all of the creatures in the Bible are real...did you ever consider that the behemoth might have been a tyrannosaurus rex?
A cherubim is an angel.
Imagine how silly everyone would have thought back in the 1500's, if the Bible had said that we could take a tiny part of an animal, and make a whole new animal out of it by a process called "cloning"....Absurd, right?
Just because we do not understand it all now, doesn't mean it's not true.
2006-09-07 17:13:31
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answer #2
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answered by shiba 4
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Good day to all of you worshipers out there, regardless of your religion.
The Bible was written specifically to confuse people. Because confused people need guidence, and thats were religions come in and point you onto the right path (because it suits there purpose, not because thats were you should be heading).
Therefore do not pay any attention to the Bible or any other religious babbling of any kind.
May you now forever be at peace, safe in the knowledge that there are no Angels, No God watching our every move, and No Satan waiting to stick red hot pokers up our bums for the rest of eternity.
However there may have been witches in the past, in the same way we have Magicians. The difference being we all understand it's only an illusion. When in the past, pulling a frog out a big pointy hat (Rabits were scarce back then) was the act of the devil, who doesn't exist!!
Behemoth could be used to describe a Lion or a Bear, as back when the Bible was written the avg Height of the population was a lot shorter than it is now, so these creatures would have seemed a lot bigger - Or a kiddie ran from the local forest screaming they had just been attacked by a massive beastly Behemoth, and all the Adults beleived them. When in fact it was a Goat?
As for the faithful flock! they believe what ever they are told by their religious leaders, because that way they don't have to think for themselves (I must point out not all beleivers chose not to think for themselves, thay are merely incable) so yes they would beleive in all that mumbo jumbo magical stuff.
I hope you find my answer enlightening!!
2006-09-07 17:38:07
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answer #3
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answered by rusty_2003uk 3
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No. Lucifer was not the same as Satan. At least not originally. The confusion came from a mis-translation. The name Lucifer appears only once in the King James version of the Bible and it was a reference to a Babylonian king, not an angel. The word Lucifer came from the Latin "Lux Fere" or "Light Bringer" which was one of the titles used for this particular king. Somehow, years later, someone decided it was a fallen angel a.k.a. Satan. Not true. I have heard it put forth that Lucifer was a minor pre-Christian Roman deity, but I've never seen anything to confirm this.
As to the rest of your question, I have no idea except that cherubim is one of the "classifications" of angels.
2006-09-08 03:29:04
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answer #4
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answered by Matt 2
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I just study all this and it has its own place as we do.
Bohemoth is a hippo. Satan is a resister of God and truth John 8:44; Angels do not die Luke 20:34-36; Michael is strong Jude 9; Dan.10:13,21; Dan.12:1-13; Rev.12:6-12,14,17; 1Thes.4:15-17;
John 17:3,5,24; Jesus was with God before the world was.
Job. 38:4-7; The angels shouted with joy to see earth become the focus for habitation,
Matt.26:53; Jesus could have had twelve legions [ 72,000 ], of angels if he had wanted them.Rev.5:11; Says ten thousands times ten thousands and thousands and thousands of thousands. Enoch at Jude 14; the 7th from Adam says ten thousand.
Also Job 2:1,2; Satan was among the sons of God. Eze. 28:13-15; The cherub anointed over Eden became Satan. Isa.14:1212-14; All angels are called stars, Lucifer means day star. Rev.22:16; Jesus is the bright and morning star. Job,38:4-7; They are all called stars.
2006-09-07 22:31:13
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answered by jeni 7
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Hope I am not talking to 'the' Jesus Christ but to a sincere seeker of religious realities. In Islamic texts, Lucifer(Satan) was in the company of Angels, but, by creation, was a Jinn not an Angel. Satan has his progeny(hosts) in quite a large number, to this day. They are the 'only' creation like humans who have a 'will' to do or not to do an act. The animals, the angels have only to submit to the Will of God. Among the Jinns, there are all the contemporary religions as in humans. They procreate, eat, teach and have a much longer life span than humans. They are not superior to humans except that some of them can overwhelm the thought-process of some humans and make the 'possesed' act against the fellow humans. There are definite rituals and exercises to exorcise. Self- exorcism is quite common among Muslims. Occasionally, a help may be sought from the more knowledgeable. A contact with them is not encouraged. The Jinn can be a friend or a foe. But the Muslims believe in the reality of this creation. Surprisingly to me, in a personal experience, that the ritual of exorcism is quite similar to that in Christians. So an American Priest was observed in seeking help from his Muslimfriend in exorcising a female American( a college teacher) and it was done successfully...
2006-09-07 20:07:23
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answer #6
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes, Saten used to be called Lucifer. This name was taken from him at his disobedience and removal from Heaven.
Saten , however, looks the same as he did when he enjoyed Heaven as his home. He does not have horns and red skin. That is an artist rendition, not a biblical one. The bible states that he is actually the most beautiful of all the angels.
Angels are always referred to in the bible with masculine names when they are named at all. What theya are made of is not written down for us to know. They do no reproduce according to the bible. For when we get to heaven, we will be as the angels, neither married, nor given in marriage.
Witches and magic and spells are all mentioned in the bible. We are told point blank to stay away from that stuff. So, do I believe in it? Yes. Will I stay away from it? Very much YES.
behemouths are simply large reptiles. Modern day names for them would be dinosaurs, dragons (fire breathing).
Cherubim seem to guard valuable things in the bible. They are described in Eziekiel and it is written that they were protecting or guarding certain things. There is not a whole lot written about them other than that.
2006-09-07 17:09:00
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answered by cindy 6
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I think Lucifer is Satan, but I'm not sure. Satan (along with his followers) were angels. Satan, though, became too strong and thought he was better than God, so he tried to "dethrone" him. Then, God threw Satan out of paradise, along with the other angels that had the same ideas as him. The word "devil" got the meaning we give it nowadays after the Bible, things like horns were made up centuries later. Fairies don't help people and certainly not anyone higher than themselves. They don't pass messages either, like angels. Agels aren't made of anything. They are spirits, with no physical bodies. They can travel in time and space. -They also don't reproduce. God created them a lot before Adam. After the whole Satan-story, no new angel (or devil) has been created. Their number remains the same. Of course they have no DNA. They have no blood, no body, no form of any kind. I don't know about witches, but I think they were added afterwards. Those stories you're reffering to, are used, just like everything else, to describe something. They are symbols. All of them. About Jonah, let me tell you the meaning behind the story, like my professor said it to me: Jonah had ignored Jesus's words. He went into a boat, and went to sleep somewhere away from the others. Meaning: First, you isolate yourself from others. Then, when the storm came, they blamed him and threw him in the sea. Meaning: Because of your isolation and loss of communication with others, people will stop trusting you. Most of us, don't really care about a person we don't know, right? We wouldn't think too much about sacrficing a stranger in order for us to live, would we? Then, he was swallowed by a fish, and stayed in his stomach (dark place) for a long time. Meaning: Sooner or later, you become so isolated, that you no longer go outside at all. You make no contact with others. Afterwards, he prayed for help and God helped him. Meaning: Even in these times, God will forgive you and you'll be able to start your life again. Better late than never^^
2016-03-27 02:18:13
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answered by Anonymous
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Actually, Lucifer is the Roman name for Eosphorus, the Dawn Star, which appears as herald to the Dawn (Eos). The star was later discovered to be the same heavenly body as the planet Venus. He is NOT Satan, nor is or was He an Angel. He has nothing to do with those silly stories. Interestingly, however, his mother Eos (or Aurora if you're Roman) is a radient being with powerful wings, perfect in form and glowing with light.
Strange.
2006-09-11 05:20:19
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answered by kaplah 5
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In ancient Jewish tradition Satan is simply an angel doing the work that God assigned to Satan to do.
The word Satan means challenger. With the idea of Satan challenging us, or tempting if you will. This description sees Satan as the angel who is the embodiment of man's challenges. This idea of Satan works closely with God as an integral part of God plan for us. His job is to make choosing good over evil enough of a challenge so that it becomes clear to us that there can be only one meaningful or logical choice.
Contrast this to Christianity, which sees Satan as God's opponent. In Jewish thought, the idea that there exists anything capable of setting itself up as God's opponent would be considered polytheistic or setting up the devil to be an equally powerful polarity to god or a demigod.
Oddly, proof for The Christian satan/devil mythology is supposedly found in the ancient Jewish texts that were borrowed to create the bible. One can’t help but wonder how Christians came up with such a fantastically different interpretation of Gods assistant Satan in their theology.
Other hints about Satan’s role in human relations can be seen if you look at the name Lucifer. It meaning in the original tongue translates as Light bearer or light bringer. Essentially the bringer of enlightenment. The temptations of the Satan idea bring all of us eventually into Gods light. Hardly the Evil entity of Christian mythology.
Love and blessings
don
2006-09-09 07:03:00
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answer #10
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answered by Anonymous
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