The majority of biblical references to angelic encounters with humans show angels appearing in the form of a man. They don’t appear in these encounters with wings. This explains how some humans have “unwittingly entertained angels” (Hebrews 13:2). In vision the prophet Isaiah saw another cl...
Angels can take many forms, usually appearing as human or a glowing light or aura. Often — especially in cases of averted tragedy or disaster — angels will not be seen at all, but instead their presence recognized by their actions. If something good, unexpected, and seemingly inexplicable ...
As mentioned, angels normally look like men, yet the seraphim have a unique appearance. Despite appearing as human men, they are said to be mighty, awe-inspiring, and normally leave the person feeling fearful. Since those whom angels visit usually fall down in worship or awe, we can imagine...
Today, devas are recognized more as spirits of nature, appearing to humans skilled in clairvoyance and other psychic abilities. Their job is to protect the Earth, and each is assigned to watch over one element of nature. Devas work with humans to complete their duties, and a...
Those men and women who claim to have seen their guardian angels generally describe them as appearing youthful, commanding, beautiful of countenance, and often majestic and awesome. Manifestations of light often accompany them, which lend to the grandeur of their appearance and the feelings of profo...
Today, devas are recognized more as spirits of nature, appearing to humans skilled in clairvoyance and other psychic abilities. Their job is to protect the Earth, and each is assigned to watch over one element of nature. Devas work with humans to complete their duties, and a...
Angels are pervasive in the iconography of Christmas. Appearing variously throughout the Hebrew and Greek scriptures in human form, or the form of a winged humanoid, or as terrifying and nigh unimaginable multi-headed beasts or fiery rings of eyes; even the less frightening versions arrive with ...
While appearing to the children of men as a great physician who can heal all their maladies, he will bring disease and disaster until populous cities are reduced to ruin and desolation. Even now he is at work. In accidents and calamities by sea and by land, in great conflagrations, in ...
live among humans and we will prove our love and commitment to You! It has been said that God have granted there request. As they have encountered women physical appearance and experience desire and infatuation to which the women was willing to return there feelings...
Shakespeare often referred to angels as beautiful creatures from heaven who also protect humans, as in Hamlet where the prince, on seeing the ghost for the first time, cries “Angels and ministers of grace defend us!” In the balcony scene, Romeo addresses Juliet, then describes how people lo...