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That would be the full "one-third" of God's created angels whom he coerced into following him:
"...he was cast out into the earth, and his angels were cast out with him." (Rev.12:9)
"...behold a great red Dragon [...that old serpent, called the Devil, and Satan - Rev.12:9]... and his tail drew the third part of the STARS of heaven, and did cast them to the earth..." (Rev.12:3-4).
Besides Lucifer, Isaiah 14:12, Abaddon which is Hebrew and Apollyon in the Greek which both words means Destroyer, Revelation 9:11. We are not to focus on angels, for they have not provided anything for us. We are to focus on "JESUS Who is the Author (Began) and Finisher (Perfects) of our faith: Who for the Joy (that HE provides in Salvation), endured the Cross (unspeakable Horror for our sins and not HIS own), despising the shame (did not consider the terrible pain and suffering), and is set down at the Right Hand of the throne of GOD (in Glory of Exaltation)!" Hebrews 12:2. GOD Bless!
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What are the names of the falling angels?
In Christian tradition, the names of the fallen angels are Lucifer, also known as Satan, and the other angels who rebelled against God are often referred to as demons or evil spirits.
I have heard about unholy demons and holy angels but is there a situation where the exact oppossite can be true?
In Christianity, demons are by their very nature, evil, whereas angels were created by God to be instruments of His goodness. One must also consider the Biblical description of the war in Heaven lead by Lucifer (the light bearer) and the other disgruntled angels who desired to be equal to God, against Saint Michael the archangel and his 'good angels' who were obedient to God. The result of the war saw Lucifer and his cohorts thrown out of Heaven. They are described as 'fallen angels' and took refuge beneath the earth. In Milton's "Paradise Lost" Lucifer is reported to have said (and I paraphrase) 'It is better to rule in hell than to serve in Heaven'. Though this may be somewhat confusing, it seems that Lucifer and his fellow fallen angels became 'unholy angels'. The moral of this story is believe in God and his holy angels and you have nothing to fear from Lucifer, the devil or whatever name you choose to give him.
What are some question about angels in the Bible?
The two archangels were known as Gabriel and Michael. The only other angel mentioned was the fallen one, Lucifer (meaning light of iron .. luc i fer)
What made Lucifer change?
Lucifer was proud, and wanted to be exalted above Almighty God. He got other rebellious angels to go against God and they were ultimately cast out of Heaven by St Michael the Archangel and the other Holy Angels.
What is the significance of known fallen angels in various religious and mythological beliefs?
Fallen angels hold significance in religious and mythological beliefs as they represent beings who were once divine but rebelled against their higher power. Their stories often serve as cautionary tales about the consequences of disobedience and the struggle between good and evil. In Christianity, fallen angels like Lucifer symbolize the concept of sin and temptation, while in other belief systems, they may represent the complexities of morality and free will.
When was lucifer created?
No one knows when Lucifer or any of the other angels were created. It was eons ago and nothing has been recorded in the Bible of this event.
Where can you read about Fallen Angels?
Satan is the chief of the fallen Angels. Isaiah 14:12-20 reveals his demise. Verse 12 says: "How art thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer (Satan), son of the morning! how art thou cut down to the ground, which didst weaken the nations!"Michael, the Archangel, in the end will make war with Satan, who will be defeated, he and his angels cast out of Heaven with him. "And the great dragon was cast out, that old serpent, called the Devil, and Satan, which deceiveth the whole world: he was cast out into the earth, and his angels were cast out with him." Revelation 12:7-9.Jesus confirmed Satan being cast out of Heaven: '"And he said unto them, I beheld Satan as lightning fall from heaven." Luke 10:18.While there are probably other works of literature about fallen angels, Billy Graham's book, Angels, is probably one of the most extensive and definitive modern books, which contains a chapter on "Lucifer and the Angelic Rebellion." As the Scripture indicates, this volume also shows that, when Satan (Lucifer) fell, about one third of the angels fell with him. There are also some articles online for one to examine, but the true definitive work is the Bible.
Who created Lucifer and the angels other than God the creator of all?
Precisely. In a way, they created themselves.
What is the difference between angels and fallen angels?
Angels are spiritual beings believed to serve as messengers or protectors of humans in various religions. Fallen angels, on the other hand, are angels who have rebelled against God and are often associated with evil or demonic forces in religious beliefs.
Does Lucifer rule over Hell in the Christian faith?
In Christian belief, Lucifer is often depicted as a fallen angel who rebelled against God and was cast out of heaven. He is not typically portrayed as ruling over Hell, but rather as a condemned being who is punished in Hell along with other rebellious angels. The concept of Lucifer ruling over Hell is more commonly found in literature and popular culture rather than in traditional Christian theology.
Is michael the angel brother of lucifer?
Just as most things in Christianity (or any other religion for that matter) it depends on who you ask.Most people would probably say no however there are some possibilities of a yes.For example, some Gnostic sects regard Lucifer as 'the first-born son of God'. However even at that, take it as you will considering it could be implying that Lucifer and Jesus areindeed siblings however it could just be implying that Lucifer is the oldest angel or something along those lines.
What are some other names for fallen angels, and how do they differ from their angelic counterparts?
Fallen angels are also known as demons or dark angels. They differ from their angelic counterparts in that they have rebelled against God and are associated with evil and temptation, whereas angels are seen as messengers of God and agents of good.
