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Published: 2014-01-27 13:00:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 1144; Favourites: 42; Downloads: 16
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Mainly made for the background of our choir's lyrics on the Church's LCD because one of the members told me to. Don't know if this will end up being used at all, but still had fun making it. Can't wait to see them Seraphs with my own eyes one day. I wonder if they're friendly?The difference between real Seraphims and our Seraphim choir members is that,
we use all six of our wings to fly, especially towards unguarded food (hahaha, we love to eat).
...we're more like vultures really. (I should've drawn a background with vultures.)
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The story behind their descriptions (and similar ones in another book) lie in Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. The term “Seraph” means two things: “serpent” and “to burn”; these are both attributed to these biblical spirits in this context, alongside the other details, to function as metaphors for their purpose that peoples of the time would understand. A pity we often don’t in the modern age.
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hehe your welcome big bro ^^ love you so much and im always going to be here for you ^^
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I think that is Just Amazing what God Creates!
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Amen. Thank you so much. May God bless you abundantly as well.
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Thank You so much Brother in Christ and ur welcome ^^
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It's more of a "description" actually. Just took part of the Scripture and used it as a place holder.
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Visions of the Seraphim has happened very rarely in recent human history. The most notable one being Francis of Assisi, who received the stigmata via a Seraph.
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The seraphim only appear several times in the Bible, with this passage being one of the most obvious references. No matter what, though, they create a very powerful image.
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