Angels

It means that men cannot turn into angels and are not angels, and that angels do not govern (or control) men even though they help to guide them.

No.

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Yes, it is the name of an angel in Christian mythology meaning "One who Seeks God". He is never mentioned in the canonical bible however there are references to him in a variety of apocryphal texts as well as few esoteric sources.

No canonized scripture of any angel called Caleb.

no

Rafael has not fallen.

A host, or heavenly host.

The heavenly host would imply all of the angels, or that is "what" they are part of. A gathering of angels is called a "flight of angels". Much like a "murder of crows", "covey of quail", or "clowder of cats".

Angels do not have surnames.

well, you see... you clasp your hands together. Look up in the sky, and ask for help. God is a loving person and will surely help you. Hope this helped you : )

There is no angel by that name in religious mythology that I am aware of.

Translation: The Archangel Gabriel

In the various lists of Archangels, Amitiel is never mentioned as being one of them.

Amitiel is listed to be an angel of truth, but that's about it.

Actually Archangel Amitiel or Amithriel or Mithriel was indeed an archangel and fell from grace on Arcturus before coming to earth as a human. Now a fallen angel and having been a target for demonic forces who tortured him he is now on an ascending path once more moving toward his original place by God. Currently he is thought to be incarnate on Earth as a human.

Wait where is that info coming from, please cite it?

Yes , they are higher in rank and authority but their strength are no match for an archangel.

Sauriel is one of several angels of death (or "release")

Paz is Cielo and Nico's daughter. She has Cielo's powers because she is an angel too. Paz falls in love with Camilo Estrella, Juan Cruz's son. Camilo also has powers like Paz.

In the prophetic parable known as Revelation, "stars" represent "angels."

"...the seven stars are the angels of the seven churches..." (Rev.1:20).

In the summary inset chapter of Revelation 12 that reveals Satan's historical and prophetic role in global events, the Dragon (Satan) is revealed in the chronological beginning to have coerced "one-third" of God's created angels to follow him in his rebellion against God's throne and government:

"...behold, a Great Red Dragon... and his tail drew THE THIRD PART OF THE STARS OF HEAVEN, and did cast them to the earth..." (Rev.12:3-4).

The biblical evidence, then, is that God's created angels are divided into three groups... which coincides with the revealed names in the Bible of the three leaders, archangels, of these groups: Lucifer, Gabriel and Michael.

Lucifer's angelic third followed him... Michael's angelic third fought and defeated Satan's third... "...there was war in heaven: Michael and HIS ANGELS fought against the Dragon; and the Dragon fought and HIS ANGELS..." (Rev.12:7).

That would leave the final third under Gabriel's authority. Though nothing is really said about Gabriel's angels... it only stands to reason that the last third would be his.

The evidence leads to three archangels. There are a total of seven archangels as illustrated in the Book of Enoch.

Only one is actually described in the Bible. But the historical book of Enoch says that there are seven arch angels of which Michael may be the head arch angel. So there may be as many as seven or eight if you do not include Michael with the other seven.

This is a matter of belief/faith not real world fact. In the real, physical world there is no evidence that angels exist or indeed that evil exists. The real world answer is therefore NO. However, if this is a matter of faith then the answer will be whatever your faith tells you it is.

There is much mystery in the aspect of Angels and Demons. Since Demons are fallen Angels they are both eternal beings, and therefore unable to die. We do know that God will be the winner of the war in the end, however, which means the defeat of the Devil and demons, but they will not be killed. The devil (and demons) will be condemned to a burning lake of Sulfur , or Hell, for all of eternity: (it has been conjectured that this burning is spiritual and not physical and represents the burning pain of their conscience.) I've read that the substance that angels (and demons) are made of can't be destroyed. That means they're immortal. While I agree with all of the answer above, it does lead to an interesting question. Then how or why do they wage war with each other, because you cant kill or destroy your enemy? They waged war before the creation with the original fall of Satan, they today wage battles involving various nations, see the Book of Daniel and the Prince of Persia, they will have a war in the future tribulation time that results in the devil being cast down physically to earth. So again, what form might these wars take, and to what purpose? Not all war is waged with troops, take the common feared form of warfare of the future from enemy governments: cyber warfare.

He is important as he is the protector of earth and will banish the evil

No.

An angel with no face can represent a lack of identity or individuality. It can also be seen as a symbol of mystery and spirituality, as the angel's face cannot be seen and its true intentions remain unknown. Additionally, it could be interpreted as a reminder to focus on the soul rather than physical appearances.

Many christian denominations believe that every human (or at least every christian human) has been assigned a guardian angel to protect them.

Evil.