When we imagine angels, a picture of a gigantic glowing human person dressed in white robes and massive white wings and maybe a halo immediately is the first thing that comes to the mind.

Many people think that angels, like cherubim’s, look like small, plump children, with tiny wings and white loincloths floating over the clouds, playing their Harps.

The ideology was heavily in the hands of other people and gained popularity through the portrayal Angels appearing in Christian media and art throughout the decades.

However, it’s not true according to biblical standards. Although the Bible does not provide a particular model for angels in all forms however, it does mention the angels in a handful of cases and this description is different from what most people believe they should be.

The Old Testament, the book of Revelations and several other books offer heavenly descriptions in contrast to what people are familiar with. This is the topic we’ll look into during this essay.

What do angels actually look as per the Bible? What are their traits?

What Did the Bible Define Angels?

To establish what angels of the Bible look like, first examine the Scriptures speak about angels.

• The spirit creatures are immortal and , therefore, immortal.

Luke 20:36 says,

“and they will never die, since they are just like angels. They are God’s own children, because they are the members of the resurrection. .”

Angels have existed since before the beginning of time. They are not dead since they are spirits as God is.

• Messengers are HTML0.

Hebrews 1:14 says,

“Are the angels that minister to spirits from heaven sent to serve the people who will be saved?”

They follow God’s instructions on the earth. They transmit God’s words as it was the story of Lotand Mary. They protect our lives (Psalm 91:11) and can even appear as human beings to help people living on earth. If the Father’s will is to do so, God the Father, they go forward to fulfill it.

• There are warring angels, and others are designed to destroy.

Psalms at 78:49 reads,

“He unleashed on them his rage and wrath, anger and hostility — a band of angels that destroyed each other.”

Biblically precise angels form God’s heaven-based army. They form the warriors who were at fight in Heaven prior to the fall of Satan and are able to still cause destruction and war at God’s direction.

• They are emotional.

Old Testament angels were desirous of the women of earth and so they mated with them, and they created Nephilim along with giants.

Then they also have the option to either rebel against God through Satan or not. This implies they have an inclination and desire.

• They are not meant to be worshipped.

The biblical angel is God’s agent or representative. As amazing as they may be they are, they point toward the Lord and should not be worshipped as a substitute for Him.

A angel from Revelation 22:9 adds to this statement by telling John,

“You should not do this! I am a co-servant with your brothers, the prophets and those who adhere to the principles in this book. God is the Lord. God .”

They don’t seek glory or worship in God’s name.

Biblically accurate Angels Appearances of the Lord

The Bible passage Revelation 4:8 mentions four living things on the throne of God, who had six wings, and were covered in eyes everywhere and even beneath their wings.

The text of Ezekiel 1:16-18, Ezekiel also describes creatures that resemble “a wheel within a wheel with all wheel’s four sides brimming with eyes that are all around” The angels described in this passage serve as God’s wheels throne.

Ezekiel also mentions the other angels known as cherubim’s with four wings and four faces, including an ox, a lion as well as a man and an Eagle. (Ezekiel 10:14)

However there were biblically accurate angels who have also appeared to men as human beings. Daniel refers to the angel who was seen to him as ‘having the appearance of a man’ ( Daniel 8:15).

According to Genesis 18:22 Three angels that appeared to Abraham also resembled human beings and that’s why Abraham was gracious to the three angels. The angels who appeared to Abraham led Lot along with his household from Sodom and Gomorrah. Sodom as well as Gomorrah.

The New Testament, the ones who were present at Jesus’s tomb in the day the day of his resurrection stated as two men dressed in glittering clothes’ ( Luke 24:4)

When Jesus was taken into heaven, in Acts 1:10 in the book of Acts, it was reported that two men wearing white clothing who addressed Jesus’ followers. Biblical experts naturally believe they were angels.

It is interesting to note that the Bible often describes in a strange way angels in showing the beauty of heaven to the men such as John, Daniel, and Ezekiel.

However, when it came to mundane errands everyone who were around them were able to see them in a way they could identify with.

It is clear that they could take on any form since they are spirits. However, God has created some simple things that our minds are unable to understand.

Imagine one of the strange-looking angels that surround God’s throne speaking to a person to tell their message. The words “fear not” will not do the slightest thing to ease their terror. They’d probably suffer an heart attack immediately from fear or scream at their heads.

The human form allows people to focus on God’s message rather than the person who is the messenger.

What is the Angel Hierarchy?

First-tier Angels

• Seraphim:

Their name is translated to mean “the burning ones”. The Bible describes them in Isaiah 6:2 as having six wings, two to cover their feet, two for their flight, and 2 for covering their faces. They are God’s attendants on His throne , and they praise Him for ever.

• Cherubim.

Ezekiel 1:10 in Ezekiel’s dream of God Cherubim’s are described as having four wings. two for covering their feet, and two to fly and are adorned with four faces that include lion, human an eagle and an ox. Their name is a reference to the ‘fulfillment wisdom’. The devil was once Cherub.

• Thrones, or Ophanim.

They are God’s throne. These beings are depicted as by Ezekiel as wheels inside wheels, and they have eyes throughout their bodies. Similar to the Seraphim and the Seraphim, they also sing God’s praise. They are the most distinctive in appearance, compared to the other.

Second-tier Angels

The biblical angels’ tier sets out to fulfill God’s plans for the world.

They comprise Dominions as well as Virtues and Powers.

• Dominions:

In Ephesians 1:11 They rule over all humanity, as well as the angels.

• Virtues:

In Ephesians 1:21 The significance of them is with the power of the elements. They also appear on earth as human beings following instructions from God to provide assistance or even miracles to people. Their most prominent appearance is one of light.

• Powers:

These are warring creatures which appear in Ephesians 6:12. They are also charged with managing nature’s order.

Third-tier Angels

The angels in this tier interact with human beings more closely than other angels.

They comprise Principalities such as Archangels, Principalities, and Angels.

• Principalities:

They protect places and groups, such as states, nations or communities. They also guard churches.

• Archangels:

These are angels who are leaders. Angels such as Michael, Gabriel and Raphael belong to this category. They are charged with carrying out God’s plans.

• Angels:

As God’s soldiers on earth, these foot soldiers interact in the most close relationship with humans.

For the answer “what is the top quality of angels”? The Seraphim is thought to be the highest in the ranks of the angels who are biblically accurate.

Final Thoughts

In lieu of wings, harps and wings that we’ve learned to recognize we saw eyes and wheels in angels who are biblically accurate. Their role as a part of the divine order of things doesn’t change.

They are spirit guides created to serve believers. Think of the strength and power God who created these creatures. They show His wisdom and magnificence in a particular way.

Some Christians with a history of going deep in their relationship with God and, as a result of doing this, have experienced multiple encounters with these entities. But don’t put your faith solely on the revelation of these divine beings.

Instead, be awed by their work as they fulfill the commands that are given by God in your everyday life as a Christian.

Additionally, show thanks to God whom you can thank for having been so thoughtful and kind to you that he created these for your benefit.