The idea of "Blessed messengers" as otherworldly or grand creatures is prove in all societies on earth. Archeological confirmation of Angels goes back to King Stela of Ur-Nammus in Egypt 2250 BC where Angels are delineated flying over the leader of this lord while he was in petition. However there are various and numerous records of Angels all through history. Here are some references:
- The Romans and Greeks have numerous references in their history of Angels particularly as winged seraph figures seen on structures and wellsprings.
There is a prevalent view that the Roman Saint Valentine roused the figure of "Cupid" a winged angel (more often than not a youngster like picture, wavy hair, little wings behind their shoulders, some dressed and others unclothed and generally depicted in flight) who shoots bolts at partners. This is a famous Angel picture connected with Valentines Day today.
Islam (Koran) - Angels are said commonly in the Holy Qur'an (Koran) which was managed to the Prophet Muhammad by the Angel Gabriel, the "Celestial Messenger". There is a conviction that everybody has two Angels (one to the right who records great deeds and one to one side who records awful deeds).
Jews (Torah) - the confidence in four Archangels (Michael, Gabriel, Raphael and Uriel).
- The Bible - says that the Angels were singing at the formation of the world. The New Testament says that the Angels celebrate when individuals on earth are sad for their wrongdoings! There are incalculable references to Angels in the Bible with nine positions of Angels numbered. The Cherubim and Seraphim Angels being of the most elevated request with the Archangel being the main Angel and pioneer.
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