Conversation with Angels
Introduction
Angels in literature are described in various ways across cultures. Some angels were mere spirits, while others were regarded as magical. Early drawings and late drawings had them with or without wings. People who were revered had a halo above their respective crowns. Still, the thought comes to mind about the angel in question. Within biblical accounts, we have Raphael (the Angel of Healing), Michael (the leader of the Archangels), Gabriel (the Envoy of God), Lucifer (the Bringer of Light), and Azrael (the Angel of Death).
A conversation with the Angels Raphael, Michael, Gabriel, Azrael, and Lucifer can be quite intriguing. Just ask some of the prophets in the Bible, or let’s ask the people who speak to him when they are in need of something. How about the people speaking of Michael trampling the devil? Let’s ask Joseph Smith and the last true prophet, the Prophet Mohammad (Blessings be Upon Him), about their conversations with Gabriel. For the sake of beating death into submission, let’s speak to the angel of death. For the hell of it, let’s speak to Lucifer or the cult that was founded by a person believing in him. how about asking the people that claim to fear him. ask the people that claim he is ugly, when in truth Lucifer is mentioned as the most beautiful of all the angels and being the bringer of the light. His name is light; just look at the Vulgar Latin languages, which use his name to describe a source of light. The following parts consist of speaking to these angels.
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