Originally posted by LeenBekkemaa
QueenoftheDamned, you say by this actually that the Angels and God are different. God is the almighty, and the angels he made. What however if the angels were God. You might say that God is just one person... but look at The Catholic Encyclopedia God is actually plural. Next to this there is also spoken of menkind created to the equal of elohim, in it's plural form. Next to this God is just a name just like Menkind, it is synonymous to all menkind, just like God is for all the angels.
Just look at Ezekiel chapter one, God is described in there. Doesn't look like the almightyness to me.
The angels of which you talk about are the Gods, also look at the Egyptian religion, Ra was just like the other Gods, and Seth and his angels lost, while Ra was just the head of the angels, doesn't mean he wasn't an angel himself.
What if the Gods are exactly the same as the angels?
I already knew that God was mentioned in the bible as being one of many.
Why stop at the Egyptian gods, for comparison, look at the Norse, Inuit, Greek, Roman, Celtic, and Indian, etc, all have multiple gods and lesser gods. all being worshipped before the bible. then look at them and run a similarity check with the bible, alot of coincidences run very parallel.
God did not sire the giants the Angels did. Therefore the angels and god are not the same.

