Their origin lies in the similarly named order of deities that guarded the gates of the royal palace in Babylon. In ancient times, they were depicted with the four faces of a human, lion, bull and eagle, and usually clothed in blue. These winged creatures are said to support the throne of God and ac
Their origin lies in the similarly named order of deities that guarded the gates of the royal palace in Babylon. In ancient times, they were depicted with the four faces of a human, lion, bull and eagle, and usually clothed in blue. These winged creatures are said to support the throne of God and act as guardian spirits, particularly in the Garden of Eden, where they prevent humans from access to the Tree of Life. FTP, identify this second order of angels usually depicted as chubby, rosy-faced winged infants in art.
Their origin lies in the similarly named order of deities that guarded the gates of the royal palace in Babylon.
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