The Angels in questions 3

Do Angels sings.

No, they don’t. The HSN7442 word “Ranan” means "to give a ringing cry in joy, exaltation." 

And the GSN3004 “Lego” means "say", "exhort", "teach", "speak". Jb38:7Ps132:9Lk2:13


They have multitude of voices, Da10:5,6 that it echoes though out heaven, it may sound like they are singing in unison like choirs but they are only shouting. They shout, we human beings sings but all praises God


MV: He13:9

Bib1Yr:Js7-9Achan and The Gibeonites

The Angels in Questions 2

Angel Name anyone. 

Can we really know the name of an angel. Specially your guardian angel/s. So many religion even the Kabala has some form of angel knowledge.

Not that it’s wrong to know angel name, well for us to know angel Michael and Gabriel, but of others, the bible kept their name a secret,Jg13:6, 16-18, preventing angel worship. 

Concerning the word “el”, it may appear every angel name must have “el” endings but the bible does not indicate this strictly at all. We simply base this on the two name angels and the first book of the Enoch . By the way the god El is also worship in Canaan, and that word is always refer or the Canaanites called their god El.

MV: False Doctrine,Col.2:22
Bib1Yr:Js4-6Over Jordan

The Angels in Questions

Little chubby cherub

Other words referring to angels include כרוב kruv describing young children, from which the English word "cherub" is derived. Of course this is not how the bible portrayed the cherubim

The Halo Effect
Do angels or any saints have halo? 

There is a proclaimer angel crowned with rainbow, Re10:1 So the answer is no.

 A halo a ring or circle of light around the head of a saint in a religious painting. Although not biblical, it is pattern from Ex34:29,where Moses’ face shines. 

In the Vulgate this aura, the reflection of God’s glory, is translated as horn. [Mid-16th century. Via medieval Latin < Greek halos "disk around the Sun or Moon"]

MV: Mk8:18

Bib1Yr:Js1-3Joshua Son of nun