We will judge angels?

Question

who are these angels?

Answer 1

We will be made Kings and Priests on Judgement Day. (those who God appoints to be) The Angels that will be judged are the third that rebelled against God with Satan in the overthrow in the first earth age.

Answer 2

Another verse suggests we're going to have a hand in judging the world in the end. And indeed, Christians do need to judge the world evil because Jesus has said what they do is evil. Therefore, in the end, all believers with the Father and Jesus will stand in judgment on angels (which would probably mean we're standing in judgment on demons) which USED to be angels.

Answer 3

The bible says we (believers in Christ) will judge the angels. Now....I haven't the faintest idea why I would be in that position, to judge one of God's angels. Angels are God's creations, who do His will. I am God's creation who is a sinner saved by grace. However, in heaven I'll be perfected....how nice...but I would still feel unworthy to be judging anyone!

Answer 4

Corithians says "do you not know you will judge the angels"
why perhaps...

people are weak creatures who walk by faith
the saints who are redeemed glorify a God they do not see but by faith

angles in a way are stronger creatures who walk by sight and less by faith
some angels ignored the God they new much more about

so .... maybe saints can be judged by creatures who alked by faith although they had less to go on

Answer 5

If you judge some one other than you , You should have some good qualities that others don't have. So what special qualities do you have more than Angels?

Who ever have best qualities that you don't have are Angels!!

(Or)
An angel is a supernatural being found in many religions. In scripture, they typically act as messengers, as held by the three prominent monotheistic faiths, Christianity, Judaism and Islam.

Hindusim:

In English, the Sanskrit word Deva is usually translated as "god" (though sometimes left as "Deva"), which certainly gives a polytheistic appearance to Hinduism. Many Hindus say that this is a poor practice, because the best word for God in Sanskrit is Ishvara (the Supreme Lord). The Devas may be better translated as angels or demigods. They are celestial beings with supernatural powers, but also weaknesses. They grant material benefits to humans upon praying and sacrificing to them, though they don't carry the message of Ishvara to the humans as in Abrahamic religions (a category of such beings also exist, called "devaduta" or "duta"). Examples of such devas are Indra, Mitra, Ashvins, Varuna, etc. Buddhism and Jainism also use the word "deva", but in different senses.

Thelema:

Aleister Crowley tried to teach people to attain what he called "the Knowledge and Conversation of the Holy Guardian Angel". Within the system of Thelema, the Holy Guardian Angel is representative of one’s truest divine nature. Citing Crowley, people have linked the term with the Genius of the Golden Dawn, the Augoeides of Iamblichus, the Atman of Hinduism, and the Daemon of the gnostics.

According to most Thelemites, the single most important goal is to consciously connect with one’s HGA, a process termed "Knowledge and Conversation." By doing so, the magician becomes fully aware of his own True Will. For Crowley, this event was the single most important goal of any adept:

It should never be forgotten for a single moment that the central and essential work of the Magician is the attainment of the Knowledge and Conversation of the Holy Guardian Angel. Once he has achieved this he must of course be left entirely in the hands of that Angel, who can be invariably and inevitably [be] relied upon to lead him to the further great step—crossing of the Abyss and the attainment of the grade of Master of the Temple. (Magick Without Tears, Ch.83)

Crowley felt that attaining Knowledge and Conversation was so important, that he staked the claim that any other magical operation was, in a sense, evil.

Angels as a development step of the soul:

Some mystics believe, that a soul is growing in steps from minerals, plants and animals to men. When the human body dies, a soul could become an angel. The Persian Sufi mystic poet Jalal al-Din Muhammad Rumi wrote in his poem Masnavi:

I died as inanimate matter and arose a plant,
I died as a plant and rose again an animal.
I died as an animal and arose a man.
Why then should I fear to become less by dying?
I shall die once again as a man
To rise an angel perfect from head to foot!
Again when I suffer dissolution as an angel,
I shall become what passes the conception of Man!
Let me then become non-existent, for non-existence
Sings to me in organ tones, 'To him shall we return.'
(Translation from Wikisource, Masnavi I Ma'navi, Book III, Story XVII)’’

The Christian mystic Emanuel Swedenborg has a similar imagination. In his late work Conjugal Love he describes, that a soul of a man and a soul of a woman are united by the marriage in Heaven to become an angel.

Answer 6

I dont know about you but the we will judge angels is a christian concept and its an absurd one from the standpoint that christians are NOT SUPPOSED TO JUDGE ANYONE.

Answer 7

I think they are misunderstanding your question.I have read that in the Bible.I have wondered about this too.I have wondered does
it mean the fallen angels,maybe?Hopefully,someone more learned than me will be able to answer.

Answer 8

Yes the bible says so. I guess its all the created angels.

Answer 9

the only person that will be judging anyone or everyone is "GOD"
WE'RE no one to judge anyone, lest us be judged.
god is the only one ever, that will judge all of us.
angels don't need to be judged at all. they're already up in heaven with our good lord, jesus christ. they've already made it into heaven.
we haven't. b/4 entering into heaven, god will 1st judge each & everyone of us to then let us know if we're going to enter into heaven to have eternal life, or else we'll be cast into the pit of hell forever with satan. it's one or the other.
heaven & hell are both real.
it's either up or down.
get right or get left.