What does Ellen White write about...
Adventistische Schriften über: "Are angels still being created?"
Answer
Angels are created beings of a higher order than humans, who were called into existence before the creation of the world and of humanity. The scriptures emphasize that Christ created all heavenly beings, but they contain no information that new angels are created after the original act of creation. Instead, the number of angels is already described as an innumerable, immeasurable host.
The Creation of Angels
»Angels are beings of a higher order than humans, but created, and they were called into existence before the creation of the world.«
Christ as Creator of All Heavenly Beings
»The Father worked through His Son in the creation of all heavenly beings. "Through Him all things were created, ... whether thrones or dominions or principalities or powers: All things were created by Him and for Him.«
Existence Before the Creation of Man
»Before man was created, angels already existed; for when the foundations of the earth were laid, "the morning stars sang together, and all the sons of God shouted for joy." ... Angels are, by nature, superior to humans.«
The Countless Host of Angels
»The number of angels is greater than we can calculate or comprehend. ... This countless host of angels is under God's direction, and they are the instruments through which He carries out His work.«
Original Sources (English)
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