Three Angels of God: A Story of the Bible, Based Upon Written Scriptures and Unwritten
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The beginning scene of the book highlights the war in heaven, and as a result, the angels were classified into three classifications, those loyal to God or Lucifer and the others who did not support God or Lucifer in the war. The loyal angels remained in heaven, and the angels loyal to Lucifer, with the ones who did not support Lucifer nor God, were cast out into the darkness. The hard-hearted angels that supported Lucifer became known as demons who roamed the earth. God showed his mercy and prepared a redemption plan for the angels who did not support him or Lucifer. The Three Angels of God d...
The beginning scene of the book highlights the war in heaven, and as a result, the angels were classified into three classifications, those loyal to God or Lucifer and the others who did not support God or Lucifer in the war. The loyal angels remained in heaven, and the angels loyal to Lucifer, with the ones who did not support Lucifer nor God, were cast out into the darkness. The hard-hearted angels that supported Lucifer became known as demons who roamed the earth. God showed his mercy and prepared a redemption plan for the angels who did not support him or Lucifer. The Three Angels of God does not contradict the Holy Bible but fills in many points not fully addressed for a better understanding. There are many biblical nuggets highlighted in the book; a few are a more analytical view of events that took place in the garden of Eden; the importance of the womb for spiritual beings; the feast day shared by John the Baptist and Jesus Christ; the qualifications that made Jesus Christ worthy to become the redeemer; an explanation of Nathanael's prayer under the fig tree; the significance of Jesus and his mother at the marriage at Cana; the future role of Mary and Apostle John, who stood at the crucifixion; dissection of the "Our Father" prayer; an analytical view of Jesus at the Last Supper; Jesus's crucifixion in relation to the ancient tabernacle and the first man and woman in the garden of Eden; and the dial for the return of Jesus Christ.
