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Spiritual forces are very real, but often misinterpreted. In Answers to Common Question about Angels & Demons, authors H. Wayne House and Timothy J. Demy discuss such questions as: What are the differences between angels and humans? What is the origin of demons? What is the future of Satan? Do infants who die become angels?

Haniel, and Raphael, with later Judaism recording the name Phanuel as an alternate of Uriel.4 The first biblical reference to angels is the mention of cherubim (Gen. 3:24). Unlike other angels who are messengers of God, cherubim are never portrayed in the Bible as delivering divine revelation to humans.5 Cherubim is the Hebrew plural form of cherub, a term for high-ranking, powerful, and majestic beings (never specifically called angels) who serve as guardians of the holiness of God, surround
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