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10 ore fa · Jude tells us that the Angels pursued “strange flesh” (KJV), or “different flesh.” There are many ancient mythologies about animals that were half animal/half human. The idea of “different flesh” is that the Angels pursued and natural relations with animals, not just the daughters of men. That is why God had to destroy all flesh.
10 ore fa · Immerse yourself in the divine healing frequencies of the 'Music of Angels and Archangels' played at 963Hz. This soothing and celestial sound bath is designe...
10 ore fa · From God riding upon the heaven in our help, that is in his excellency in the sky, to Him thrusting the enemy before us to say destroy, we will become a people saved by the LORD, kept in His everlasting arms. It says “There is none like unto the God of Jeshurun, who rideth upon the heaven in thy help, and in his excellency on the sky.
10 ore fa · A good and holy God would not be able to create evil. Evil and sin exist because first some angels, then human beings, used their God-given free will to choose disobedience over obedience to God (James 1:13-15). God did not create evil, but He allowed it so we could have a free will. He uses evil for His ultimate good.
10 ore fa · Buy on TCGplayer $42.19 Buy on Card Kingdom $24.99 view card details. The floor of this card getting a 2/1 and a 1/2 for 2 mana is already pretty reasonable, and the planeswalker side is very strong off a 2 mana creature if you can flip it, especially if you’re running a deck with red creatures.
10 ore fa · Beginning within the lofty realm of Heaven itself, El Shaddai Ascension of the Metatron HD Remaster sees Enoch—a pure-hearted human chosen by God to serve as a scribe for the Counsel of Elders—being sent on a mission to locate and subsequently destroy a group of fallen angels known as the Grigori. Not a group to be taken lightly, Enoch is ...
10 ore fa · On angels and virgins at Christmastime (Luke 2; Christmas Day B) A light for revelation to the Gentiles and for glory to your people Israel (Luke 2; Christmas 1B) John the baptiser’s call for ethical, faithful living (Luke 3; Advent 2C) A Testing Time: forty days in the wilderness (Luke 4)
