Why is it called The Angel (islington)?
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It was originally an inn.....\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Angel,_Islington
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Most of the time is means they are crazy, but sometimes God does send angels to help us. God could have told them to do anything like He told Moses to lead his people out of Egypt or like how He talked to Job. I hope this helped you!
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I believe that an angel is sent to escort us home.The angel is there throughout our lives to guide us and help us on the path to Christ.His love for us is infinite,and he only loans us to our 'human' families for our specific purposes.When we have accomplished those goals,he calls us home to be with him in his House of glory!Enjoy your life on earth,but live toward an everlasting life with your heavenly Father!
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guardian angels have all sorts of names, there are just certain ones dedicated to them
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Good question.  I believe it means that angels (the creatures of Heaven) and of course, Christ (who came down from Heaven) are greater that John even though John is the greatest man.  It is an intriguing verse for discussion.
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Yes i believe that there are both. And yes i have seen 2 angels actually. It was really cool i was trying to fall asleep just thinking about stuff, then when i looked at my door way i saw 2 funny looking men (most of the time angels come in a form that is not scaring to you since most times when a real angel apeared they would have to say do not fear!lol) smiling. I felt safe and loved then they faded away and i just went to sleep. :)
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There is a Church in belsize park.  Its on the corner of haverstock hill and pond street, NW3.  It boarded up, however Ive seen ppl filming there b4.  Dont know what it looks like inside though, probably quite derelict.
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It is an interesting twist on new age angels.  Supposedly, 1,111 "midwayers" or angels were sent to earth to help out people as they went through their lives.  It trips me out too.
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If i remember correctly a winged seraph is a certin type of angel. If memory serves me correctly that were used in the protection of the lords chariot and i believe there were also the angles that guarded the way back into Eden after Adam and Eve sinned.
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This would be funny if it were not so feasable! The one place he would not be is the Peoples Republic of Islington. Why? because Tone & Cherie live there, cant lower the standards can we?
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Ascending/descending angel...?
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I assume you are talking about the Christmas story in Luke's Gospel.  An angel appears to shepherds and tells them of the birth of the Messiah, and then "  Suddenly a great company of the heavenly host appeared with the angel, praising God and saying, "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace to men on whom his favor rests." (Luke 2:13-14, NIV)\n\nI don't think anyone understands the heavenly host.  We Christians believe that God created angels to serve him and glorify him.  In this passage, they are singing his praises, as they do constantly in heaven (Revelation 4:8 and similar).  Here, instead of singing in heaven, they sing above the earth.  Why?  Because the God who dwells in heaven has come to earth in the form of God-made-man Jesus, the Messiah.\n\nSo, they give him glory as they were created to do.  They also show his glory to the shepherds.  And, this is recorded, I think, to show us His glory of God in this most amazing and incomprehensible moment.\n\nI find it emotionally touching to think of God the Father sending his servants to sing praises at the birth of God the Son.  And, it causes me to want to join in this sort of worship.  Which I think is the point.
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Its in Bishops Avenue in Hampstead, North London...Very posh part of London...
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There is only one Angel Michael and so the answer to the first question is yes.\n\nI just did a word-search in the Apocrypha and the Archangel Michael is not listed.  I'm not Catholic but I have the Apocrypha in my Bible search program so I was able to get you that much information.  The answer to the second question is no.  Jude mentions that dispute because, as the Bible says in 2 Timothy 3:16, all scripture is inspired by God.  \n\nMichael is always a proper name, if God were talking about the Archangel Gabriel (the Messenger) then He would have said Gabriel.  Michael isn't a word that is used interchangeably with "angel".  The answer to your third question, therefore, is no.
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You really need to narrow down what you mean by pagan. There are hundreds of pagan religions. Angels play an important role in quite a number of them. In this instance I suspect that it was supposed to portray the wiccan goddess, but I would have to see the image to tell you more.
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is that an angel falling from the sky or is that you.
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In the Holy Bible there is one archangel: "the" archangel Michael: Jude 1:9. \n\nHowever in the plural and divided "heavens" of a Majesty(God) on "high"(Heb 1:3; 8:1), of such high/higher heavens/heaven... in "high" heavens divided left and right there would be two archangels, one for law to the left and one for grace to the right. So we have another mention of "the" archangel in 1Thess 4:16; But this archangel is unnamed, kinda like the horse Death rode in on in Revelation 6:8 is unnamed, and the king of Nineveh who disrobed and sat in the ashes when the people believed God in the great fish story of Jonah is unnamed. \n\nAll these unnamed allegoric things refer to Law, the first of two trumps of a pluralized God(majesty) in plural "heavens" on high of high/higher; Grace being the last trump played in Revelation 22:21, and it's notably Grace with you all, the "you all" thereof begins with "you", in which all the KofG is located. And since all the KofG is located within you, it's you made perfect by "the God of all grace" (no law at all), which speaks of "that God" is light having no darkness at all, which speaks of "higher than the heavens". To wit: "that God" was in "Christ"(the end of the law) reconciling the world unto himself(the God of all grace), and notably by not law imputing their trespasses(sins) unto them.\n\nPerhaps you are referring to four beasts in Revelation, which is written as a "latter end worse" case scenario to avoid, since it mentions "seven spirits", which are "seven other spirits more wicked" mentioned as the state of man being "worse".\nhttp://www.godshew.org/Revelations9.htm\n\nAs for being serious, my serious answer is your question is trivia, a mute point, since Satan(Law) is disguised as an angel of God.\n\nThe "grace" of our Lord Jesus Christ with you all. Amen.