"angel" fan question?
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Shhh, we're not supposed to notice that.
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Finally !! I've been blessed with this gift to occasionally see the spiritual world. Yes, I've seen both angels and demons. First thing first, I am a Christian, praised be the Lord.\nHere we go. First time I've seen angels was when a car almost hit me (it stopped maybe 1 inch away) on the crosswalk. It was really really scarry, but when I got home, in my prayer time, God brought to my mind the same scene, and I saw all around and above me angels with bows ready to jump on/stop/hit/destroy the car that was about to hit me. Ever since there have been oher experiences, but it would take a lot of space. \nDemons. I went to a Christian youth camp with my church, and the place was the same one that a martial arts campers used to go to. So at night me and 5 other people could see demons all around us. On the tents, houses, in the grass, really scarry. It's not that you really see them, that would probably be way too much for human that God would allow. But I see their silhouettes, and I picture them in my imagination. \nThese things aren't something to be focusing on, and God only gives me this ability whenever I'm in the midst of His presence or when something really intense is going on in the spiritual world. Lots of things to consider. \nSchneb is right. These things aren't exactly something you would want to have or discuss about. Better focus on more useful things
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For decades, two heroic statues, one male and one female, faced each other in a city park, until one day an angel came down from heaven.\n\n"You've been such exemplary statues," he announced to them, "That I'm going to give you a special gift. I'm going to bring you both to life for thirty minutes, in which you can do anything you want." And with a clap of his hands, the angel brought the statues to life.\n\nThe two approached each other a bit shyly, but soon dashed for the bushes, from which shortly emerged a good deal of giggling, laughter, and shaking of branches. Fifteen minutes later, the two statues emerged from the bushes, wide grins on their faces.\n\n"You still have fifteen more minutes," said the angel, winking at them.\n\nGrinning even more widely the female statue turned to the male statue and said, "Great! Only this time you hold the pigeon down and I'll crap on it's head."
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Angels, I like it.....not sure about the Anaheim thing though.
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calling all angels? lol
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In an interview with Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse (the shows writers) they said that this question "will never, ever be answered". Here's the specific question and answer and find the whole article over at lost-forum.com by following the link in the source section.\n\nQuestion:Will we get any clarification about the numbers this season?\n\nDamon: Carlton might want to punch me for actually going on record and saying this, but I think that that question will never, ever be answered. I couldn't possibly imagine [how we would answer that question]. We will see more ramifications of the numbers and more usage of the numbers, but it boggles my mind when people ask me, "What do the numbers mean?"
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July 14th for Americans!\n\nI'm really looking forward to seeing Jack O'Neill back for two episodes next season, and to see what this "controversial" Daniel-arc they're talking about entails, and to see how they're going to advance the infini-Baal plot, and continue the Jaffa Nation story, and how they'll include Vala's wackiness on the team, and what's up with the Lucien Alliance, and...\n\nUpdate: I should point out to Alex Reiger (Bobby Wheeler, WHATEVER he wants to call himself this week) that he is mistaken about the basis upon which the followers of the Ori are based.  They ARE, in fact, based upon Christians.  The "crusade" to convert the "heretics"?  Burning "heretics" at the stake?  The insistent references to "The Book of Origin" are JUST like the continuous Bible-thumping verse-quoting practices of modern evangelicals, not Muslim or Islamic practices at all. \n\nThe parallels are quite subtly exposed in the show itself: just listen to Mitchell talk about his Grandma and you'll see how she isn't much different than a fanatical Ori-worshipper.
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There is only one Angel Michael and so the answer to the first question is yes.\n\nI just did a word-search in the Apocrypha and the Archangel Michael is not listed.  I'm not Catholic but I have the Apocrypha in my Bible search program so I was able to get you that much information.  The answer to the second question is no.  Jude mentions that dispute because, as the Bible says in 2 Timothy 3:16, all scripture is inspired by God.  \n\nMichael is always a proper name, if God were talking about the Archangel Gabriel (the Messenger) then He would have said Gabriel.  Michael isn't a word that is used interchangeably with "angel".  The answer to your third question, therefore, is no.
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Yeah. I guess copping a feel on your guardian angel is kind of a bad thing, isn't it?\nErr, wait, I mean, "YES, I HAD A FUNNY PURELY INTERNAL FEELING WITH NO EXTERNAL PROOF, THIS IS CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE OF THE EXISTENCE OF ANGELS". Just to paraphrase the next dozen responses after this one.\nUPDATE: And what do you know? I was completely right!
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I bought their CD and listen to them all the time. Lips of an Angel is still my favorite. When that song comes on the volume goes up!!!
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Here ya go....If ya didn't see the show and don't want to know, STOP READING HERE!!!!!\n\nDid Simon and Rose tie the knot? Was Rose pregnant? Did "7th Heaven" really sing its swan song Monday night? \n\nStop reading if you don't want to know. \n\nNow for the answers. No (though the upshot of the wedding wasn't divulged until the show's closing moments). No (though we had feared she was). And yes, it really was the last episode (however much its fans hoped the series would get a reprieve). \n\nAfter 10 seasons of the gentle family drama about the Rev. Eric Camden, wife Annie and a passel of kids growing up before our eyes, "7th Heaven" said goodbye for good. \n\nFor viewers hung up on such things (and a weekly average 5.2 million "7th Heaven" viewers obviously were), the question of whether college student Simon Camden would end up married to his equally immature and unsure fiancee Rose had been unsettled all season. \n\n"I love Rose, but...," stammered Simon (David Gallagher) to a couple of his siblings halfway through the finale, with the nuptials looming the next day. Gulp. \n\nEven Simon's supportive, loving parents (played by series stars Stephen Collins and Catherine Hicks) weren't so sure it was a good idea. \n\n"I don't think Simon brings out the best in Rose, and I don't think Rose brings out the best in Simon," the Rev. Camden worried. "And I think that is, or should be, a determining factor in whether two people get married." \n\nOn last week's episode there were even suspicions voiced that Rose was pretending to be pregnant to pressure Simon into going through with the marriage. But all that was a false alarm. \n\nMonday night, the wedding ceremony, after so much build up, wasn't seen by viewers. \n\nIn fact, it didn't happen. \n\n"We never even got into the church. We just couldn't do it. It wasn't right," Simon told one latecomer to the reception, where everyone seemed in wonderful spirits and quite relieved by the outcome. \n\nAdding to the good cheer: Son Matt (departed original cast member Barry Watson, making a guest appearance) and his wife Sarah announced they are having twin boys. \n\nPregnant daughter Lucy and her husband Kevin chimed in to say they're expecting twin boys, too. \n\nAnd, not to be outdone, daughter Mary (departed regular Jessica Biel, also back for the episode) and Carlos, reunited after a marital split, had their own scoop: They are expecting twin girls. \n\nThus did life promise to go on happily, if full of challenges, for the growing Camden family, just as it had since "7th Heaven" first aired in August 1996. The only difference in the future: It will unfold off-screen, in its fans' imaginations.
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I've seen highlander, but I can't remember that song for the life of me.  I read this book ("Good Omens", awesome book!) about an angel and a demon, where every time the demon left cassettes in his car for more than 2 weeks, they morphed into Queen songs.  So maybe you're not far off!\n\nPersonally, in my messed up mind, I imagine the damned sound an awful lot like Tiny Tim.  :D
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i didn´t find this specific artist...maybe you have the wrong artist, i did find a looot of songs named "Angel".... try in www.letssingit.com
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Angels are p*ussies...they cry all the time\n\np.s. very sweet and noble thing to say to your daughter sir...I like it!
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Hi angel. Welcome to Yahoo! Answers.
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It is a long time and hard work to find this out, so I cannot reveal how I know this in this small spot.\n\nThere are ZERO fallen angels here, they are ALL interned ALONG WITH Lucifer and Satan, awaiting the Judgment of the Ancients of Days.\n\nHowever, the devil, a different person from the preceding, the being who once was Prince of this world, is still running around in great wrath.  He has NO POWER over anyone that does not want to be like him.\n\nMost all people who do evil things are SOLELY under the influence of their own warped minds because they do not honor the Two Great Commandments AND they do not seek God.\n\nIn this case, I have told you what I KNOW as opposed to what I believe.\n\nBeliefs may or may not be true.  True knowledge has some kinds of verification.  Two things verify what we know -- Reasoning, usually scientific or logical, and The Spirit of Truth from CHrist, for things religious that someone else puts out.\n\nTest the Spirit within yourself on this:\n\nhttp://360.yahoo.com/ki_te_moana
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I LOVE D N ANGEL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's 1 of my favorite characters and I like Daiskue and Dark b/c they r so cute and amazing by how they change back from 1 another is so tight and Dark is really cute