ANGELS FROM ASHES

​

Angels first, humans second? Flip it. Ezekiel 28 pegs Lucifer as man-turned-cherub—prince of Tyre, flesh and blood, puffed into a divine crash (v2-16). Bible’s angel roster—thrones, dominions, principalities, powers—leans heavy on ex-humans, not the fiery seraphim clique. Proof’s in the shift: Matthew 22:30—“At resurrection, no marrying, like angels”—humans morph, not mimic. Revelation 22:9—“I’m a fellow servant, a prophet like you,” the angel grunts. “Fellow” (syndoulos) screams kin—same dirt, risen high. Humans don’t chase wings—they claim them. Lucifer’s the first to climb from ash and crack mid-flight.

 

Glossary: 

• Kerub (כְּרוּב): Hebrew “cherub”—an angelic being.  

• Thronoi (θρόνοι): Greek “thrones”—Cosmic seats—ex-humans crowned to judge (Col 1:16, Rev 3:21, 20:4). 

• Kyriotetes (κυριότητες): Greek “dominions”—rulers of realms—mortals turned overseers (Col 1:16).

• Archai (ἀρχαί): Greek “principalities”—Territorial brass—human souls now steering (Eph 6:12, Col 1:16).

• Exousiai (ἐξουσίαι): Greek “powers”—Authority’s muscle—flesh reborn to wield it (Eph 6:12, Col 1:16).

• Angeloi (ἄγγελοι): Greek “angels”—ghosts—resurrection’s kin.  

• Syndoulos (σύνδουλος): Greek “fellow servant”—Co-worker, same grind; dirt-kin risen (Rev 22:9).

​

Useful Links:

• Ezekiel 28:1-19 ​

• Matthew 22:30

• Revelation 22:9

• Col 1:16

• Rev 3:21

• Rev 20:4

• Eph 6:12