Do you believe in Angels?

Answer 1

They still have a chance this season, if Oakland screws up, yes.

Answer 2

Oh yes, there are Angels all around. I once went to the Old cemetary where my family is buried and it was quiet and out in the Country. I was there all alone and the wind was making a noise as it whistled through the trees near by. Then I remembered what a Minister once told me. That in a quiet cemetary, there are four Angels standing gaurd until resurection day. They stand on every corner of all cemetaries, facing the East. So on each cemetary there are four Angels. Every cemetary is considered Holy Ground. So there are Angels all around. I Do Believe and know. I could sense them while I was there.

Answer 3

yes, I believe in Angels. It says so in the Bible that God create them, so why shouldn't I believe in God. Also my great-grand- father was saved by an Angel. Isn't that so cool!

Answer 4

Yes, I've heard a lot of stories about people --some of them close to me-- who have been miraculously saved or helped by angels appearing as human beings.

God's promise is that He'll send His angels to His children, and the Lord always keeps His promises.

May God bless you, my friend!

Answer 5

We believe in the existence of the angels of Allah and that they are "honored servants. They do not speak before He does, and they act only by His command" (21:26). Allah created them, and they worship and obey Him. Those who are in His presence do not disdain to worship Him, nor do they weary" (21:19).

Answer 6

Yes

Answer 7

Yes, I believe my cousin is my angel. When I flipped my truck in the ice. I didn't get hurt. I felt his presence. He held me tight. I walked away.

Answer 8

No. Only Protestants see Angels in ther visions or dreams:). Catholics see Virgin Mary.
Angels are mythical creatures,

Answer 9

Of course. If one reads God's Word, it speaks of angels. However we are not to give them more adulation than they deserve...Praise, Prayer, Honor goes to God alone

Answer 10

ya i believe in angels.

Answer 11

God created the angels even before the world existed. They are spiritual beings (although sometimes they can take visible form) and were created to be God's servants and messengers.

Although the Bible doesn't answer all our questions about angels, it does tell us that God has given them the task of protecting and helping His children. The Bible says, "Are not all angels ministering spirits sent to serve those who will inherit salvation?" (Hebrews 1:14). Elsewhere the Bible says, "For he will command his angels concerning you to guard you in all your ways" (Psalm 91:11). This is God's promise to you.

Although we do not see them, I believe we are surrounded and protected by God's angels every day. Does that mean we will never experience accidents or illness? No, it doesn't—as you have discovered. But it does mean Satan will never be able to snatch us away from Christ if we belong to Him, and even at the moment of death the angels will take us safely to heaven.
the Bible tells us that the angels were witnesses to the creation of the world, which indicates they were created long before that great event. God asked Job, "Where were you when I laid the earth's foundation ... and all the angels shouted for joy?" (Job 38:4,7).

The important thing, however, isn't when God created the angels—but why He created them. The Bible tells us that the angels were created for one reason: to do God's will. To put it another way, they were created to be God's instruments or agents to carry out His work. (In fact, the word "angel" actually means "messenger" or "agent".) The Bible says, "Praise the Lord, you his angels, you mighty ones who do his bidding, who obey his word" (Psalm 103:20).

Just as the angels are largely unseen by us, so also is their work. I am convinced that when we get to heaven we will be amazed when we discover all the things God did through His angels—including their protection over us in times of danger. (This includes not only physical danger, but moral and spiritual danger, as well.) The Bible says, "For he will command his angels concerning you to guard you in all your ways" (Psalm 91:11).

We aren't to worship the angels or give them too much attention; Christ alone is the source of our salvation. But thank God for His love for you—a love so deep that He sent His Son to die for your sins, and now sends His angels to watch over you.
angels definitely exist; they aren't simply good people, and they are greater than we are. The Bible says, "What is man that you are mindful of him? ... You made him a little lower than the angels" (Hebrews 2:6-7).

Angels are a separate category of spiritual beings, created by God as His special messengers or helpers. They have many responsibilities, but one of their major tasks is to watch over God's people: "Are not all angels ministering spirits sent to serve those who will inherit salvation?" (Hebrews 1:14). Although they seldom take visible form, they are constantly involved in the ongoing conflict between good and evil. In the last days, Jesus said, "The angels will come and separate the wicked from the righteous" (Matthew 13:49).

While the Bible doesn't give us details about their origin, it seems that angels existed before the world was created, and through all eternity they will continue to serve and praise God. We are not to worship them, however, for only God is worthy of our worship (see Revelation 22:8-9).

Thank God for His angels, and for their watchful care over us; they are a sign of God's continuing love. But the greatest sign of God's love is Christ, for He alone went to the cross for our salvation. Is your hope in Him?