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When you look at angels in the Bible, can they announce who they are? You saw it with Joseph and the birth of Jesus. However, in other cases the prophets aren't known until much later, or dont have a purpose until much later. Is there any rule behind it, or is it complete luck of the draw?

When you look at angels in the Bible, can they announce who they are? You saw it with Joseph and the birth of Jesus. However, in other cases the prophets aren't known until much later, or dont have a purpose until much later. Is there any rule behind it, or is it complete luck of the draw?

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Don't know about prophets, but many biblical accounts and others make clear you will know an angel when you see them.

In both the bible and Egypt, for example, it's written that you will know they are from the heavens simply by looking upon them. Is speculated you'll know them by their elongated heads. Afaik, usually with blond hair and blue eyes. We have this plenty in the fossil record.

Whereas in Egypt, some pharaohs were picked (physically confirmed) because of their elongated heads, having simply walked in from the desert. Physically confirmed to have had reptilian skin on their back and backs of the arm. Both traits are officially acknowledged as of unknown genetic mutation which ran in their family.

This is why you commonly see pharoahs depicted with elongated heads. Because that's accurate.

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Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares. Hebrews 13:2 KJV

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Certainly possible with headwear.

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Ive been helping this old white couple lately, and they think im an angel sent out to them from God. Now im trying to figure out how that can be

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People frequently misconstrue ministry (edit: and good works) for more.

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I would think because so little people care for others, when someone reaches out to help, even by a little, it comes off as a great act, when its not