QUESTION: Does the Bible show that people will JUDGE the interminable destiny of angels?
REPLY: First, before we get to who judges who, we have to know where we get "holy messenger" in our Bible. In the Old Testament, the first Hebrew normally utilized is malak (Strong's Concordance # H4397), which truly signifies "a messenger" 98 times, "heavenly attendant" 111 times, and "ambassador" approximately 4 times. In the New Testament, the Greek word from which we get the English is angelos (Strong's # G32), which truly implies messenger and agent.
The obligations of angels incorporate bringing messages from one a player in the universe to the next to God the Father and his Son Jesus the Christ and to execute their will. Verse 10 of Matthew 18, in talking about the choose (particularly the recently purified through water choose whom Jesus calls "one of these little ones"), says that their angels can see the substance of God. This verse proposes, in spite of the fact that it doesn't demonstrate, that one of their errands is to take care of every single one of us who have been called and purified through water and in addition little youngsters.
Some have fought that soul creatures are not ready to bite the dust. This may be guess as there are no verses in Scripture that express this reality. The body of a holy messenger is comprised of a profound substance. They were made creatures and have been enabled to obey or not the Law of God and His voice. Verse 11 of Ezekiel 28 starts a fascinating discourse that at first is by all accounts about the King of Tire, however the finish of verse 12 demonstrates that the setting is talking about the pioneer (the fiend) of fallen soul creatures.
Ezekiel 28:12 "Son of man, take up a lamentation for the king of Tyre, and say to him, 'Thus says the Lord GOD: "You were the seal of perfection, Full of wisdom and perfect in beauty.
The villain is being talked about in these verses since he was the person who strolled amidst the stones of flame at the honored position of God on his heavenly mountain. Verses 18 and 19 of a similar section expresses that He will transform his foe into fiery debris and that he will be no more.
Ezekiel 28:18 - 19 "18 You defiled your sanctuaries By the multitude of your iniquities, By the iniquity of your trading; Therefore I brought fire from your midst; It devoured you, And I turned you to ashes upon the earth In the sight of all who saw you. 19 All who knew you among the peoples are astonished at you; You have become a horror, And shall be no more forever."
This surely is a solid sign that the demon can be put to a last demise (wrecked) despite the fact that he is made of soul.
Ezekiel 18:20 says that the spirit that transgressions should bite the dust. On the off chance that this word soul would be deciphered as LIFE FORCE then it may address the holy messenger domain and in addition the human domain. No one but God can keep people from being restored into another body containing such human's reality constrain and no one but God can expel the life drive from the saintly has.
Satan persuaded 33% of all the other-worldly creatures to take after his insubordination (Revelation 12:3 - 4). The majority of the insubordinate spirits, now called evil presences or villains, have been detained in a no-limit pit until such time that the Father will allow their discharge for their judgment.
- Furthermore, the angels who did not keep their own unique area (the KJV has 'first home' while the NKJV has 'legitimate space'), however forsook their residence, He is holding in everlasting bonds (a few interpretations have 'chains') under obscurity unto the judgment of the considerable (day of atonement). (Jude 6)
There is no verse in the Bible that says malevolent, unrepentant soul creatures will be tormented everlastingly by the Eternal.
The Bible lets us know insistently that when the choose have been raised into their otherworldly bodies at the primary restoration, they won't just help judge the world yet additionally soul creatures. This is the thing that Paul told the congregation at Corinth.
Set out any of you, having an issue against another, go to law before the wicked, and not before the holy people? Do you not realize that the holy people will JUDGE the world? . . . Do you not realize that WE SHALL JUDGE ANGELS? . . . (1Corinthians 6:1 - 3)
Amazing however it might appear, the angels anticipate the day when the chose holy people will show them the profound things of God. Dwindle discloses to us that they need to comprehend these things however they don't comprehend why they are doing what they are doing (1Peter 1:10 - 12). Radiant creatures were not guaranteed to lead the world to come or to be children of God.
"For He has NOT put the world to come, of which we talk, in subjection to angels. Be that as it may, one affirmed in a specific place, saying: 'What is MAN that You are aware of him . . . ' " (Hebrews 2:5 - 6)
There will come a day when even angels will have their lives checked on to check whether they have complied with the laws of God, particularly the Ten Commandments. For what reason do they should be judged? Since no less than 33% of them have trespassed and are responsible for their activities. Who will do this judging? In light of Scripture, it is those people who have gone into the Kingdom as soul conceived offspring of the Eternal.
