Angels represent holiness, goodness and integrity, are messengers of God's will, the spirit of serving God, and protectors sent by God to protect believers from evil. Bring God's message to people as a bridge between people. The monitor of mankind, the faithful recorder of people's behavior, the fighter against the enemy of the kingdom of God, and the people with special occupations in the kingdom of God.
The word angel comes from the Greek word "angelos", which means messenger. In theology such as Christianity, Muslims and Judaism, angels often play the role of messengers, followers and agents of God. Here refers to the angel in the sky, and many other religions have similar concepts, which are translated as "angels" in Chinese. In the Bible, God's will is usually conveyed by angels.
The essence of angels in religion;
Judaism, Christianity and Islam have very similar or even identical definitions of angels. They are gods who serve Allah. God (Allah) sent them to the earth to help those in need and convey the will of God (Allah). They are the spokesmen of God (Allah) on the earth.
Angels are sometimes humanoid, with luminous bodies, rings on their heads, and some have wings. Although many people claim to have witnessed the appearance of angels, both the Bible and the Koran believe that angels have no substantial spirit, and materialized examples are extremely rare.