THE SPIRITUAL WORLD AS YOU'VE NEVER SEEN IT - It's scary! Fallen Angels...

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I. Introduction (0:02)

• A. Hook: The spiritual world is scarier than you think.
• B. Topic: Fallen angels, angels, and Lucifer.
• C. Thesis: This video will explore the reality of fallen angels and angels, separating fact from fiction based on biblical accounts.

II. Fallen Angels (0:08)

• A. Definition (0:48): Angels who rebelled against God and were expelled from Heaven.
• B. Biblical References:
  • 1. Old Testament: Mentioned 108 times.
  • 2. Luke 10:18-20: Satan falling from Heaven.
  • 3. Ephesians 6:12: Struggle against spiritual forces.
  • 4. Jude 1:6: Angels abandoning their dwelling place.
  • 5. 2 Peter 2:4: Fallen angels thrown into Hell.
  • 6. Revelation 12:4: One-third of angels followed Satan (2:23).
  • 7. Revelation 20:10: Eternal doom in the Lake of Fire (2:59).
  • 8. Revelation 12:9: Satan and his angels thrown to Earth (4:06).
  • 9. Matthew 25:41: Eternal fire for the devil and his angels (4:46).
  • 10. Mark 5:9: Man possessed by a legion of demons.
  • 11. Matthew 12:43: One demon leaving and bringing back more (5:27).
  • 12. Matthew 12:22-46: Jesus casting out demons and Pharisees' accusations (5:27).
  • 13. Mark 5:1-20: Demon-possessed man in the tombs (9:24).
  • 14. John 8:44: Satan as the father of lies (12:22).
  • 15. Daniel 10:12-13: Satan hindering God's messenger (12:57).
  • 16. John 8:44: Satan tempting people to reject Jesus (13:34).
  • 17. Matthew 4:1-11: Satan tempting Jesus in the wilderness (14:13).
• C. Characteristics:
  • 1. Rebellious: Chose to follow Satan.
  • 2. Doomed: Will spend eternity in the Lake of Fire.
  • 3. Destructive: Cause destruction and discord.
  • 4. Deceptive: Try to turn people away from God.
  • 5. Influential: Can influence, tempt, persuade, coerce, and possess.
  • 6. Powerful: Have influence over rulers.

III. Angels (16:36)

• A. Definition: Spiritual beings who serve God.
• B. Biblical References:
  • 1. Bible: Mentioned or featured nearly 300 times.
  • 2. Revelation 4:8-10: Angels praising God (16:36).
  • 3. Luke 2:14: Angels singing glory to God.
  • 4. Psalm 8:5: Angels slightly above humans in power (17:54).
  • 5. Psalm 103:20: Angels mighty in strength.
  • 6. Daniel 10: Spiritual battles fought by angels.
  • 7. Ephesians 6:12: Spiritual battles happening around us (18:35).
  • 8. Numbers 22:23: Angel appearing as a man (18:35).
  • 9. Matthew 28:2: Angels appearing as men at Jesus' tomb (19:11).
  • 10. Luke 19:1: Angels coming in various shapes and sizes (19:47).
  • 11. 1 Thessalonians 4:16: Archangels (19:47).
  • 12. Psalm 18:10: Cherubim (19:47).
  • 13. Revelation 4: Living creatures (19:47).
  • 14. Isaiah 6:3: Seraphim (19:47).
  • 15. Ezekiel 1:8: Strange imagery of angels (20:34).
  • 16. 2 Peter 2:4: Fallen angels cannot be saved (21:10).
  • 17. Exodus 14:19: Angel going before the camp of Israel (21:49).
  • 18. Psalm 103:20: Angels excelling in strength (23:04).
  • 19. Revelation 12:7-9: Angels battling against Satan (23:42).
  • 20. 2 Samuel 14:20: Angels shining in intelligence (24:16).
• C. Characteristics:
  • 1. Praise God: Continually worship and praise God.
  • 2. Powerful: Mighty in strength and fight spiritual battles.
  • 3. Spiritual beings: Can take the shape of men.
  • 4. Awe-inspiring: Often instill fear in those they meet.
  • 5. Diverse: Come in various shapes and sizes.
  • 6. Invincible: Excel in strength and always succeed.
  • 7. Intelligent: Possess higher knowledge.
  • 8. Ministering spirits: Carry out God's will.
  • 9. Protective: Form a hedge of protection around believers.
  • 10. Deliverers: Rescue and release God's people.
  • 11. Destiny fulfillers: Ensure God's plan for individuals is fulfilled.
  • 12. Prayer answerers: Release answers to prayers.

IV. Categories of Angels (24:56)

• A. Regular Angels (24:56): The largest group, often unidentified.
• B. Cherubim (25:30): First mentioned in Genesis 3, guarding the Tree of Life.
• C. Seraphim (28:27): Mentioned in Isaiah 6, constantly praising God.
• D. Living Creatures (29:47): Described in Revelation 4, involved in worship and God's wrath.
• E. Archangels (30:24): Michael is the only one named, a powerful warrior angel.
• F. Gabriel (32:55): A messenger angel, prominent in Daniel and Luke.
• G. Lucifer/Satan (34:46): Fallen angel, the devil, tempter, and enemy of God.
• H. Minor Categories (36:43): Holy ones and Watchers, mentioned in Daniel.

V. Purpose of Angels (37:58)

• A. Fulfill God's Word: Ensure prophecies and promises are fulfilled.
• B. Defend Against Enemies: Provide protection and fight spiritual battles.
• C. Deliver the Saints: Rescue and release God's people from danger.
• D. Execute Destiny: Ensure God's plan for individuals is fulfilled.
• E. Release Answers to Prayers: Bring breakthroughs and answers to prayers.

VI. Relevance of Angels (49:15)

• A. Biblical Examples: Angels were active in the lives of many biblical figures.
• B. Ministry of Jesus: Jesus himself relied on angels for assistance.
• C. Present Day Relevance: Angels are still active and available to believers today.

VII. Hindrances to Angelic Ministry (55:49)

• A. Spiritual Blindness: Inability to see or recognize the spiritual realm.
• B. Fear: Prevents access to angelic assistance.
• C. Unbelief: Limits the effectiveness of angelic intervention.

VIII. Conclusion (1:00:30)

• A. Angels are real and active in the world.
• B. Christians should be aware of their presence and rely on their assistance.
• C. Overcoming hindrances allows for greater angelic intervention in our lives.

IX. Abstract Facts and Obscure Opinions (Throughout the video)

• A. Angels are more powerful than demons.
• B. Angels are not to be worshipped.
• C. Angels have emotions.
• **D. Angels are present