Angels Desire
When angels fall from heaven, do they become humans or demons?
If fallen angels become humans, does that mean that they have a chance to repent and return to heaven in the afterlife?
Also, I read that sometimes demons serve God by tempting or punishing humans on earth, helping God test humans. But I thought that demons are against God, so why would they help God in testing the faith of humans? Do demons help God because of their fear towards Him? Or do they have a desire to repent and they see this as an opportunity to earn God’s mercy and return to heaven?
Fallen angels join Satan in hell which is the eternal separation from God. They help Satan to corrupt souls around the world. As far as I know, demons do not work for God and humans are not angels in any way.
Orange Goblin – Rage of Angels
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