Names of Angels

by C. Fred Dickason

Angels. They're all around us, involved in our personal lives and in the world scene. And yet they are unseen. The object of fascination for ages, and yet recently a growing fetish for a country hooked on the paranormal. Angels. Who are they? What do they do? Why does God use them? How do they help us? These questions and many more are answered by C. Fred Dickason in this helpful devotional that separates fact from fiction and gives you the truth about these servants of God, straight from His Word, the Bible. As you study the names of angels you'll gain insight into the power, presence, and protection of angels. You'll learn about the different classes of spirit beings and discover how they differ in their characteristics. Understand the assigned positions, powers, and responsibilities of God's legions of angels in Names of Angels.

160 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published August 1, 1997

Reviews

[Debs · Rating 1 out of 5]

This was full of interesting information but really badly set out making it incredibly boring to read. I really don't like giving bad reviews but I've had to force myself to finish this book and really don't think I've taken much of it in so can't give it a better review. There are plenty of well written books with far more interesting and more detailed analysis of the angels in the Bible.

[Drew Whitlock]

Interesting to compare names from this to names of Hindu and Egyptian mythos.

[Anne Hamilton · Rating 4 out of 5]

Quite comprehensive if you happen to be looking for the names of some celestial beings.