Quiz on Angel Hierarchy
What are the hierarchical orders of angels?
A) Seraphim, Cherubim, Thrones, Dominations, Virtues, Powers, Principalities, Archangels, Angels
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B) Warriors, Messengers, Guardians, Wisdom-Seekers, Healers, Musicians, Builders, Guides, Teachers
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C) Flame Spirits, Air Spirits, Water Spirits, Earth Spirits, Dream Spirits, Memory Spirits, Time Spirits, Space Spirits, Light Spirits
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Question explanation
According to Catholic tradition, the hierarchical orders of angels are as follows: Seraphim, Cherubim, Thrones, Dominations, Virtues, Powers, Principalities, Archangels, and Angels. These hierarchies are based on their proximity to the Supreme Being and their unique characteristics and responsibilities within the divine plan.
Which angel names are found in the Bible?
A) Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael
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B) Uriel, Michael, and Ariel
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C) Azrael, Israfil, and Munkar
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Question explanation
In the Bible, three specific angels are mentioned by name: Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael. These names denote their respective qualities and roles within the divine plan. Other angel names, such as Uriel or Jeremiel, come from apocryphal Jewish texts or other non-biblical sources.
Which group of angels appeared only in the vision of Isaias?
A) Cherubim
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B) Seraphim
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C) Archangels
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Question explanation
The Seraphim are a group of angels that appeared only in the vision of Isaias, as described in Isaias chapter 6, verse 6. These celestial beings hold a high position in the angelic hierarchy and are distinguished by their closeness to the Supreme Being.
What is the source of the term "Lord of Hosts"?
A) Greek mythology
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B) The Bible
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C) Norse mythology
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Question explanation
The term "Lord of Hosts" is found in the Bible and refers to God's supreme command of the angelic multitude. From the use of the word "host" (sabaoth) as a synonym for the heavenly army, it conveys the impression that this title emphasizes God's authority over a vast number of angels.
