This post is placed under the Doctrine of God because God sovereignly oversees these supernatural beings. When we learn what the Bible says about them, we can have the right perspective. We will not obsess over them, but we must not ignore their reality or existence, either. Balance.
Bible Study series: Acts 12:6-19. He went to Mary’s house and knocked, and the servant girl Rhoda answered the door. She told those in the house praying for Peter that he was outside, but they did not believe her.
Bible Study series: Acts 5:17-32. God works miracles to accomplish his purposes. The civil authorities cannot stop God and his people.
Learn what the Bible really says. This study is essential for our being rooted in the Word, not some desperate quest for angels. Seek Jesus always and only.
If you need a good summary post with sound theology on how angels operate in your life and other “angelic issues,” this is your post.
Renewalists believe that angels are real. Many of us have seen them, either in our dreams or in person.
The Scriptures clarify that angels are real, and so is their heavenly dimension where they live.
Renewalists (Pentecostals, Charismatics and Neo-Charismatics) believe that angels appear to people in their dreams or in person, even today. It is God’s ongoing ministry to us. But we must get our biblical doctrine straight, or we can stray.
He can be identified with the preincarnate Son of God, before he became a human at his birth. But where are those verses? And can all of the verses describing an angelic visitation refer to Jesus?
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