Do you believe in Angels? The Camera man recorded it!
When we think of angels
When we think of angels, people imagine guardian angels, and many people believe they exist.
The Bible says of the angels that they are spiritual beings who have intelligence, emotions and will. This is true both for good and for evil angels. The angels have intelligence, show emotions and have free will.
Angels are spiritual beings without an actual physical body. The fact is that they have personalities (the same is true with God).
The angels are like us humans, are subject to the will of God and are sent to earth to help believers (Hebrews 1:14).
They live to praise God, worship God, and to serve God, rejoice in the works of God, present them to God and serve as instruments of God's judgments.
They are divine beings which people don’t usually see, but recently a video was made by a cameraman which is making the rounds. The cameraman caught two alleged angels in heaven, the images speak for themselves. The creatures have bodies similar to that of humans and great white wings, flying through the clouds with incredible ease. Watch the home video and come to your own conclusion.
here the linik Watch: http://gringomedia.com.au/gringo-video/do-you-believe-in-angels-the-camera-man-recorded-i/view
By Fernando Godinho
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