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- Fallen Angel (惑わす天使 Madowasu Tenshi) is the thirty-fifth episode of Kamen Rider Hibiki.
- The Fallen Angels, or the Fallen, are exiled angels.
- Fallen Angel is Flonne's exclusive class in Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories and its remake. Special: Heals more than others. Obtain: Clear Extra Stage 08, "In Holt Village", unlocked via the "I want to fight an Overlord" bill (requires 40 hours Play Time during Episodes 12-13).
- The Fallen Angel is a sword imbued with the power of Genma.
- In the beginning, they became "Watchers" at the base of the earth's sky, as gods of humanity and "Grigori" as they left the base to obtain a colony on Mount Hermon, for the pact they made in interacting with humanity (In the Book of Enoch).
- Fallen Angel; Our fearless Singaporean leader, -bax- leads us into battle. The guild has been around since almost the beginning of Rushu itself. Though the origins of the guild are mainly from Singapore, Fallen Angel generally has people from all over the world. Fallen Angel has merged with many guilds over the past. Strong and weak. It's has not always been good for Fallen Angel, but -bax- still see's the good in it and continues to improve it still. On February 24th Fallen Angel merged with Tipsy. (Current)
- Fallen Angel allows the user to jump to the targeted location and activate Desperado. If there is an obstacle between the caster and targeted cell, this skill fails to activate. Higher skill level reduces the reuse delay.
- Fallen Angel is an American fictional comic book heroine created and owned by writer Peter David and artist David López, who appears in her self-titled monthly series. It was published by DC Comics from July 2003 until it was canceled with issue #20 in May 2005 because of low sales. It resumed publication through IDW Publishing in December 2005, and ran for 33 issues. It has since been followed by two mini-series, Fallen Angel: Reborn and Fallen Angel: Return of the Son.
- Following the crash, the ship begins to regrow, guided by ancient 'auto instincts' designed to protect the ship from danger. These gradually become more complex, creating the governing personality 'The Fallen Angel'. The ship eventually grows to massive proportions and restarts the biospheres, accelerating the Norn, Ettin and Grendel populations' psyches to a near Shee level. At the time Creatures:Fallen Angel is set, the three societies are at a roughly modern day technology level, though most items are made of the same living material the Ark and Fallen Angel are made of.
- Fallen Angel is the fifteenth and penultimate episode in the third season of Cherry Hill. Claire undergoes her surgery, unsure of her chances of survival as she leaves the Meyer clan to await vigilantly by her side. During the wait for her, the Meyers alongside Miranda and Dana read her diary of memories and reflect on how she's changed each one of their lives. Elsewhere, whilst Harry surprises Nikki yet again, Naomi returns home to disclose a shocking secret to Eve - she knows who the Hill Killer is! But when the serial killer strikes again, who will live to tell the tale? Read this episode here!
- Shirokaze's daughter would eventually be taught this technique by her father, and would become incredibly adapt in its usage. In particular her skill and modification of this technique would eventually result in her earning the title Kyoukokugakure's Dark Angel (峡谷隠れの暗天使, Kyoukokugakure no Kuratenshi). Yokōkaze discovered that by altering the density of the utilized with this technique the user could use the wings as a defense and decrease the rate that the chakra disperses from this technique. Furthermore, she has created several techniques that allow her to manipulate the black feathers for a variety of purposes.
- "Fallen Angel" is the tenth episode of the first season of The X-Files.
- A fallen angel is a wicked or rebellious angel. The term is found neither in the Hebrew Bible nor the Deuterocanonical Books nor the New Testament. Nonetheless, biblical commentators often use fallen angel to describe angels who sinned or angels cast down to the earth from the War in Heaven, Satan, demons, or certain Watchers. Mention of angels who descended (not "fell") to Mount Hermon in the days of Jared is found in the Book of Enoch, which the Ethiopian Orthodox Church and Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church accept as canonical, as well as in various pseudepigrapha.
- The Angels are shaken when they discover that ex-Angel Jill and her James Bond-like boyfriend Damian Roth are attempting to steal a diamond during an opera performance. Despite the Angels' pleas, Jill is determined to go through with the plan. Can they help the fallen angel?
- Fallen Angels, also called The Fallen, Fallen Ones, or Dark Angels, are angels who have been cast out of Heaven's service. The reasons for this can be either because the angel rebelled of its own volition, was betrayed or tricked, cast out for displeasing God, or who simply left. Lucifer and Azazel are among the Fallen.
- Writer: Simon Furman Art: Geoff Senior, Jeff Anderson Lettering: Annie Halfacree Colours: Steve White Editor: Rimmer
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- A Fallen Angel (天使, Tenshi) is a supernatural being that is particular about purifying "unclean" humans.
- A Fallen angel (堕天使 Daten-shi?) is a concept that is typically synonymous with a wicked or rebellious angel. In the world of Toaru Majutsu no Index, all fallen angels are automatically referred to as a Demon (悪霊 Akuryō?).
- "Fallen Angel" is the eighth episode of the animated series Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003), which originally aired on March 29, 2003.
- Fallen angels are high tier hostile Cupid NPCs. Not to be confused with the fallen angel. They have superb resistances to everything but raw magic. They cast Ice Bolt, Chaos Ball, Nether Arrow, and Mist of Darkness. Apart from that, they can brainwash. On low health they keep using Insult special action. Innately floats.
- Fallen Angel is a clothing store in Starplaza. It is gothic-themed, most of the clothes are in the colors black, white, red, and purple. This shop sells mainly clothes and accessories.
- Fallen Angel is published by IDW. Current price per issue is $3.99.
- Fallen Angel is a made-for-TV movie that premiered on CBS on November 23, 2003.
- Xena and Gabrielle, now released from their mortal coils, join forces with the Archangel Michael to battle Callisto and the infernal forces of Hell.
- Second ship owned by John Falkenberg. The Angel was part of the pirate fleet of Lord Boromov of Ungstir. It was a heavily armed frigate with two turrets, each mounting four Mark III Ion Canons. The navigation console also controlled three nose-mounted Mark IV Grazer Cannons. The ship was heavily shielded and armored, and was blamed for a wide number of pirate attacks around the galaxy, particularly in the area of La Terre. The Fallen Angel was blamed for an attack on a Nall ship in Demarian space, and was seen as responsible for the subsequent Nall invasion of Ungstir.
- Fallen Angel is a trophy in Uncharted 2: Among Thieves. It is awarded when the player gets 50 Afterlife medals. It only becomes available after the Siege Expansion Pack has been downloaded and is not retroactive. As it is part of a DLC pack, it is not required to earn the Uncharted 2 platinum trophy.
- Name: Fallen Angel Run Time: 6:03 Written By: Robert Fripp, Richard Palmer-James, John Wetton Year: 1974
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- A fallen angel was the name the Department used for crashed alien spacecraft. (TV: Regeneration) The Department recovered parts for the STM from a Korven fallen angel. (TV: Regeneration, Angel of the North) K9 asked if he was considered a fallen angel because his mem drive had crashed. (TV: Regeneration) June Turner asked Drake about a Mede spacecraft that had crashed. Drake had a schematic for it on his computer and was trying to recreate the molecular refractor from the spacecraft. (TV: Alien Avatar )
- Ich klopfte an der Tür. Keine 10 Sekunden später öffnete ein dunkelblonder Junge mit blauen Augen die Tür. Er war 15, also ein Jahr älter als ich und trug einen weißen Hoodie und eine schwarze Jeans. „Willst du so auf Billys Geburtstagsfeier?“ fragte ich belustigt. Er war vor einigen Wochen hier her gezogen und wir sind seitdem beste Freunde geworden. Als sein Bruder Liu in die Jugendstrafanstalt geschickt wurde, hatte ich ihn getröstet. Manchmal überlegte ich, ob dies mehr als nur Freundschaft war. Jeff grinste mich an. „Ich hatte keine anderen Sachen mehr, Alea.“ antwortete er. Ich schüttelte den Kopf. Sogar ich hatte etwas gefunden, das ich anziehen konnte. Eigentlich trug ich sonst immer normale T-Shirts und Leggings, heute trug ich ein langes, trägerloses, rotes Kleid. Meine gewellten
- Fallen Angel (堕天せし者) est le thème de combat contre la primordiale Garuda dans Final Fantasy XIV. Les paroles illustrent la condition de l'impératrice avienne. Cette composition de Masayoshi Soken est interprétée par l'une des scénaristes du jeu, Fukiko Sekine, avec des paroles écrites par Michael-Christopher Koji Fox. Mami Shitara, artiste présente sur les pistes du responsable musical, joue les chœurs.
- hideout_4.JPG|A Church occupied by Fallen Angels hideout_1.JPG|Religious icons destroyed by Fallen Angels hideout_2.JPG|Religious icons destroyed by Fallen Angels hideout_3.JPG|Religious icons destroyed by Fallen Angels Fallen Angels are Angels that have fallen from the grace of God, due to having "impure thoughts" that divert them from the teachings of the God in the Bible. The leaders of Grigori were tempted by human women and had fallen after having sex with them. Currently, the Fallen Angels have the smallest population among the Three Factions.
- This article is about the view of fallen angels in Abrahamic religions. For other uses, see Fallen angel (disambiguation). Statue of the Fallen Angel, Retiro Park (Madrid, Spain) Statue of "The Fallen Angels" (1893) by Salvatore Albano at the Brooklyn Museum in New York CityA fallen angel is a wicked or rebellious angel that has been cast out of Heaven. The term is found neither in the Hebrew Bible nor the Deuterocanonical Books nor the New Testament. Nonetheless, Biblical commentators often use fallen angel to describe angels who sinned or angels cast down to the Earth from the War in Heaven; Satan,[1] demons,[2] or certain Watchers.[3] The term has also become popular in fiction and literature regarding angels.Mention of angels who descended to Mount Hermon, (not "fell") to Earth is fo
- Joxer, in the snow, confronts Amarice, and says he's been having nightmares about Xena and Gabrielle. Amarice points to the bodies on the crosses. Joxer falls to his knees, with tears on his cheeks. Eli comes up and says they all loved Xena and Gabrielle very much. Joxer says he wants to take their bodies back home to Greece. Amarice says the Romans won't allow that. Joxer insists he's going to do it anyway, and Amarice agrees to help him. Gabrielle wakes up in hell, with Callisto beside her. Callisto tries to tempt Gabrielle to eat the fruits of hell so Gabrielle will become a demon.
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- Fallen Angel (惑わす天使 Madowasu Tenshi) is the thirty-fifth episode of Kamen Rider Hibiki.
- A fallen angel was the name the Department used for crashed alien spacecraft. (TV: Regeneration) The Department recovered parts for the STM from a Korven fallen angel. (TV: Regeneration, Angel of the North) K9 asked if he was considered a fallen angel because his mem drive had crashed. (TV: Regeneration) June Turner asked Drake about a Mede spacecraft that had crashed. Drake had a schematic for it on his computer and was trying to recreate the molecular refractor from the spacecraft. (TV: Alien Avatar ) Drake wanted to use fallen angel technologies to control the human population. (TV: Black Hunger)
- The Fallen Angels, or the Fallen, are exiled angels.
- Fallen Angel is Flonne's exclusive class in Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories and its remake. Special: Heals more than others. Obtain: Clear Extra Stage 08, "In Holt Village", unlocked via the "I want to fight an Overlord" bill (requires 40 hours Play Time during Episodes 12-13).
- The Fallen Angel is a sword imbued with the power of Genma.
- In the beginning, they became "Watchers" at the base of the earth's sky, as gods of humanity and "Grigori" as they left the base to obtain a colony on Mount Hermon, for the pact they made in interacting with humanity (In the Book of Enoch).
- Fallen Angel; Our fearless Singaporean leader, -bax- leads us into battle. The guild has been around since almost the beginning of Rushu itself. Though the origins of the guild are mainly from Singapore, Fallen Angel generally has people from all over the world. Fallen Angel has merged with many guilds over the past. Strong and weak. It's has not always been good for Fallen Angel, but -bax- still see's the good in it and continues to improve it still. On February 24th Fallen Angel merged with Tipsy. (Current)
- Fallen Angel allows the user to jump to the targeted location and activate Desperado. If there is an obstacle between the caster and targeted cell, this skill fails to activate. Higher skill level reduces the reuse delay.
- Joxer, in the snow, confronts Amarice, and says he's been having nightmares about Xena and Gabrielle. Amarice points to the bodies on the crosses. Joxer falls to his knees, with tears on his cheeks. Eli comes up and says they all loved Xena and Gabrielle very much. Joxer says he wants to take their bodies back home to Greece. Amarice says the Romans won't allow that. Joxer insists he's going to do it anyway, and Amarice agrees to help him. Xena and Gabrielle, in white togas and Clairol hair, (but no wings), sit on what apparently is the intermediate waiting grounds between heaven and hell. A light approaches, and a herd of angels comes floating down. The angels take first Gabrielle and head up, and then other angels take Xena and head up. Black specks rise up from below, and the angels get all upset about the approaching demons. The demons make the angels drop first Gabrielle and then Xena. Gabrielle cries out for Xena, and Xena tries to fall toward Gabrielle. They almost touch hands when somebody grabs Xena. Demon Callisto grabs Xena. Gabrielle keeps falling, yelling for Xena. Xena and Callisto exchange blows. Archangel Michael grabs Xena and his avenging Archangel army come to help, too. Michael tells Xena that her friend has been taken to hell. Xena explains that can't be right. Michael says they'll go after her and she'll be okay as long as she doesn't eat the pomegranite seed, er, the fruits of hell. Xena says she's come this far with Gabrielle; she ain't stopping now. So she tries to fall down to hell, but Michael catches her. Xena tells him their souls are destined to be together, and she won't lose her now. Gabrielle wakes up in hell, with Callisto beside her. Callisto tries to tempt Gabrielle to eat the fruits of hell so Gabrielle will become a demon. Xena and Gabrielle's bodies hang on their respective crosses. Amarice slits a few Roman throats. Eli and Joxer cut down Xena. Amarice and Joxer cut down Gabrielle. Michael takes Xena to a cave and tells Xena she has to walk through it, to make a choice. Xena sees fire and she sees water. The archangels wait impatiently outside. Xena, all on fire, comes out. She has walked through the fire of purification and then she plunges into the water of purification for final cleansing. She emerges as Xena, Archangel, in armor and dark wings (the archangels have dark wings). Amarice cuts a lock of Xena's hair and swears to honor the memory of the Warrior Princess. She turns on Eli and tells him all of this is his fault, because he turned Gabrielle into a whimpering wimp and she wouldn't fight or anything until it was too late. Xena learns from Michael that if Gabrielle has gone to far down the roads of demonland, Xena can sacrifice her own "light" to save Gabrielle's soul. But it condemns her to be a demon for eternity and her soul won't be reborn or anything. Callisto has some of the other demons hold Gabrielle down and force food in her throat. Gabrielle gets a taste and then eats more and grows horns. Gabrielle tells Callisto she probably enjoyed watching her family burn because it allowed her to turn into a bitch. The archangels arrive in hell to rescue Gabrielle. Xena and Callisto fight. Michael grabs Gabrielle. Xena and Callisto fight some more. Xena chops off Callisto's wing. Callisto tells Xena she'll hate Xena forever because of what she did to her family and what she turned her into. Xena has great compassion and says no, and gives Callisto her light. Michael throws Gabrielle into the purification waters, and Gabrielle emerges all sparkly clean. Michael tells Gabrielle that Xena gave herself up to save one of the damned. Gabrielle can't believe it. Downstairs, though, Demon Xena sets herself up as a leader, and encourages her new troops to get ready to take paradise. Gabrielle meets Callisto, now Touched By An Angel. Callisto is as she would have been had Xena not killed her family. Gabrielle tells Callisto that she shouldn't be in heaven; she murdered Gabrielle's husband and many innocent people. Callisto says she doesn't remember any of that stuff. Michael tells Gabrielle that Xena chose to suffer in Callisto's place. He says he's very worried about the fighting now, because Xena would have been a match for Michael even before she became an archangel. Joxer and Amarice have the bodies in a cave or a basement. They talk about burying the bodies there because the Romans are after them and they don't think they can get the bodies back to Greece. In heaven, the angels all arm themselves. Michael tells Gabrielle that the only way to stop Xena is to chop her into little pieces and let all those little pieces spend time in eternity. Gabrielle says she'll do what she has to to stop Xena. Michael takes Gabrielle to the purification cave. Gabrielle finds Callisto in the purification cave. They talk. Gabrielle says Callisto is evil to the core and always will be. But then Gabrielle forgives Callisto and they have a Moment. Gabrielle's forgiveness purifies her soul and she gets a cool uniform like Xena used to have. The demons are coming though; no time for mirrors! Gabrielle sets herself up as bait for Xena. Xena and Gabrielle talk; Xena tries to get Gabrielle to join her in hell. She tells Gabrielle that their love transcends heaven and hell. Then Xena pleads with Gabrielle not to let her walk through hell alone. The angels all come and everybody fights. Callisto watches. Xena flies after Gabrielle, who heads upward as a way of drawing Xena off of Michael. Xena and Gabrielle fight. Eli sits by a tree and prays aloud. His friends are dead, it's his fault. The way of love wasn't for Gabrielle. He suffers and cries. Xena and Gabrielle fight. Callisto has little sparkly things come over her. Callisto the angel goes to Eli and tells him to go to Xena and Gabrielle's bodies. Xena and Gabrielle fight. Eli goes to the bodies and prays over them. Xena and Gabrielle fight. Gabrielle falls to the battle ground. Eli prays. Callisto joins him and touches the bodies with him, giving him the power of resurrection. Demon Xena pickes up Archangel Gabrielle and goes to the precipice, ready to jump over. Michael screams "No!" Gabrielle pleads, "Don't!" They all fall over the precipice, but before they hit bottom they all vaporize. The bodies wake up. Michael and Angel Callisto watch. Callisto moves in and touches Xena, (either healing her broken back or making a baby, or something). Michael tells Callisto it's time for her to meet her family, and there's a happy reunion scene. Gabrielle tells Xena they are going to be together for eternity. Xena agrees.
- Fallen Angel is an American fictional comic book heroine created and owned by writer Peter David and artist David López, who appears in her self-titled monthly series. It was published by DC Comics from July 2003 until it was canceled with issue #20 in May 2005 because of low sales. It resumed publication through IDW Publishing in December 2005, and ran for 33 issues. It has since been followed by two mini-series, Fallen Angel: Reborn and Fallen Angel: Return of the Son.
- Following the crash, the ship begins to regrow, guided by ancient 'auto instincts' designed to protect the ship from danger. These gradually become more complex, creating the governing personality 'The Fallen Angel'. The ship eventually grows to massive proportions and restarts the biospheres, accelerating the Norn, Ettin and Grendel populations' psyches to a near Shee level. At the time Creatures:Fallen Angel is set, the three societies are at a roughly modern day technology level, though most items are made of the same living material the Ark and Fallen Angel are made of.
- This article is about the view of fallen angels in Abrahamic religions. For other uses, see Fallen angel (disambiguation). Statue of the Fallen Angel, Retiro Park (Madrid, Spain) Statue of "The Fallen Angels" (1893) by Salvatore Albano at the Brooklyn Museum in New York CityA fallen angel is a wicked or rebellious angel that has been cast out of Heaven. The term is found neither in the Hebrew Bible nor the Deuterocanonical Books nor the New Testament. Nonetheless, Biblical commentators often use fallen angel to describe angels who sinned or angels cast down to the Earth from the War in Heaven; Satan,[1] demons,[2] or certain Watchers.[3] The term has also become popular in fiction and literature regarding angels.Mention of angels who descended to Mount Hermon, (not "fell") to Earth is found in the Book of Enoch, which the Ethiopian Orthodox Church and Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church accept as canonical, as well as in various pseudepigrapha.Contents [show] Primary sources in relation to fallen angels[edit] Sons of God[edit]Main article: Sons of GodIn the period immediately preceding the composition of the New Testament, some sects of Judaism identified the "sons of God" (בני האלהים) of Genesis 6:1-4 with fallen angels.[4] Some scholars consider it most likely that this Jewish tradition of fallen angels predates, even in written form, the composition of Gen 6:1-4.[5][6] Lester L. Grabbe calls the story of the sexual intercourse of angels with women "an old myth in Judaism".[7] Indeed, until the mid-2nd century AD, Jewish writing (such as midrashim) can be taken to identify the "sons of God" of Gen 6:1 and 4 as angels.[8] By the 3rd century, there is evidence that some early Christians accepted this Jewish Enochic pseudepigraphy and the application of the angelic descent myth to the "sons of God" passage in Genesis 6:1-4,[9] Its presence not only in the East but also in the Latin-speaking West is attested by the polemic of Augustine of Hippo (354–430) against the motif of giants born of the union between fallen angels and human women.[10] Rabbinic Judaism and Christian authorities rejected the tradition.[11] Those who adopted the tradition viewed the "sons of God" as fallen angels who married human women and by unnatural union begot the Nephilim.[12][need quotation to verify]Watchers, "Grigori"[edit]Main article: Watcher (angel)The reference to heavenly beings called "Watchers" originates in Daniel 4, in which there are three mentions, twice in the singular (v. 10, 20), once in the plural (v. 14), of "watchers, holy ones". The Greek word for watchers is ἐγρήγοροι egrḗgoroi, pl. of egrḗgoros, literally "wakeful".[13] Note that, beginning by AD 150, the Greek letter eta (η) was itacized to sound the same as iota (ι), and the Old Slavonic alphabets, both Cyrillic and Glagolitic, made no phonetic distinction between the letters they derived from Greek η and ι.[14] The Greek term was transcribed in the Jewish pseudepigraphon Second Book of Enoch (Slavonic Enoch) as Grigori, referring to the same beings as those called Watchers of the (First) Book of Enoch.[15]First Enoch[edit]Main article: 1 EnochA Jewish myth of angels coming down to earth rather than being cast down, referred to as the myth of angelic descent,[16] is found chiefly in the Jewish pseudepigraphic Book of Enoch, 6-9 and the Qumran Book of Giants and perhaps in Genesis 6:1-4.[17] These Watchers became "enamored" with human women (1 Enoch 7.2),[18] and had intercourse with them. The offspring of these unions, and the knowledge they were given, corrupted human beings and the earth (1 Enoch 10.11-12).[18] A number of apocryphal works, including 1 Enoch (10.4)[18] link this transgression with the Great Deluge.[19] This myth was adopted by early Christianity, but abandoned by Rabbinic Judaism and later Christianity.[20] During the period immediately before the rise of Christianity, the intercourse between these Watchers and human women was often seen as the first fall of the angels.[21]Slavonic Enoch[edit]Main article: 2 EnochThe Slavonic Second Book of Enoch refers to "the Grigori, who with their prince Satanail rejected the Lord of light". The Grigori are identified with the Watchers of 1 Enoch.[22][23] The Grigori who "went down on to earth from the Lord's throne", married women and "befouled the earth with their deeds", resulting in confinement under earth (2 Enoch 18:1-7) In the longer recension of 2 Enoch, chapter 29 refers to angels who were "thrown out from the height" when their leader tried to become equal in rank with the Lord's power (2 Enoch 29:1-4).Most sources quote 2 Enoch as stating that those who descended to earth were three,[24] but Andrei A. Orlov, while quoting 2 Enoch as saying that three went down to the earth,[25] remarks in a footnote that some manuscripts put them at 200 or even 200 myriads.[22] In The Old Testament Pseudepigrapha: Apocalypic Literature and Testaments edited by James H. Charlesworth, manuscript J, taken as the best representative of the longer recension, has "and three of them descended" (p. 130), while manuscript A, taken as the best representative of the shorter recension, has "and they descended", which might indicate that all the Grigori descended, or 200 princes of them, or 200 princes and 200 followers, since it follows the phrase "These are the Grigori, 200 princes of whom turned aside, 200 walking in their train" (p. 131).Chapter 29, referring to the second day of creation, before the creation of human beings, says that "one from out the order of angels"[26] or, according to other versions of 2 Enoch, "one of the order of archangels"[27] or "one of the ranks of the archangels"[28] "conceived an impossible thought, to place his throne higher than the clouds above the earth, that he might become equal in rank to [the Lord's] power. And [the Lord] threw him out from the height with his angels, and he was flying in the air continuously above the bottomless." In this chapter the name "Satanail" is mentioned only in a heading added in a single manuscript,[29][30] the GIM khlyudov manuscript,[31] which is a representative of the longer recension and was used in the English translation by R.H. Charles.Fall of Satan[edit]Main article: SatanThe Hebrew Bible does not say that Satan is an angel, nor that he is fallen: it uses the corresponding Hebrew word, which means "adversary", of human opponents or some evil influence, but in three places it personifies Satan as a character, always inferior to God's power: it portrays him as an accuser (Zechariah 3:1-2), a seducer (1 Chronicles 21:1) or a heavenly persecutor (Job 2:1).[32] In Jewish pseudepigrapha, especially apocalypses, he appears as the chief evil figure, "ruler of a demonic host, influencing event throughout the world, cast out of heaven as a fallen angel".[32] Later texts present him as destined to be conquered by the angels or the messiah.[32]Christianity[edit] In Christianity also Satan, though capable of disguising himself as an "angel of light" (2 Cor 11:14), is the leader of the fallen angels.[33] The New Testament mentions Satan 36 times in 33 verses, and the Book of Revelation tells of "that ancient serpent, who is called the devil and Satan, the deceiver of the whole world," being thrown down to the earth together with his angels.[34] Luke 10:18 has Jesus say: "I saw Satan fall like lightning from heaven"A dragon and his angels[edit]Main article: War in HeavenIn the New Testament, Revelation 12:3-14 speaks of a great red dragon whose tail swept a third part of the stars of heaven and cast them to the earth. In verses 7-9, after defeat in a War in Heaven in which the dragon and his angels fought against Michael and his angels, "the great dragon was thrown down, that ancient serpent, who is called the devil and Satan, the deceiver of the whole world - he was thrown down to the earth, and his angels were thrown down with him."[35]Fall of Lucifer[edit]Main article: LuciferThe fall of Lucifer finds its earliest identification with a fallen angel in Origen,[citation needed] based on an interpretation of Isaiah 14:1-17, which describes a king of Babylon as a fallen morning star (in Hebrew, הילל ). When this description was interpreted as regarding an angel, not a human king, the image of the fallen morning star or angel was applied to Satan both in Jewish pseudepigrapha[dubious – discuss][32] and by early Christian writers,[36][37] following the transfer of the Lucifer myth to Satan in the pre-Christian century.[38] Origen and other Christian writers linked the fallen morning star of Isaiah 14:12 to Jesus' statement in Luke 10:18, "I saw Satan fall like lightning from heaven" and to the mention of a fall of Satan in Revelation 12:8-9.[39] In Latin-speaking Christianity, the Latin word lucifer, employed in the late 4th-century AD Vulgate to translate הילל, gave rise to the name "Lucifer" for the angel believed to be referred to in the text.[dubious – discuss]Religious views[edit] Judaism[edit]The concept of fallen angels is first found in Judaism among texts of the Second Temple era, being applied in particular to Azazel[40] and Satan.[32] However, from the Middle Ages certain Jewish scholars, both rationalist and traditionalist, rejected belief in rebel or fallen angels, since they considered evil as simply the absence of good or at least as not absolute.[41]Christianity[edit]Christians adopted the concept of fallen angels mainly based on their interpretations of the Book of Revelation Chapter 12.[1]In Catholicism, the Catechism of the Catholic Church speaks of "the fall of the angels" not in spatial terms but as a radical and irrevocable rejection of God and his reign by some angels who, though created as good beings, freely chose evil, their sin being unforgivable because of the irrevocable character of their choice, not because of any defect in the infinite divine mercy.[42]In 19th-century Universalism, Universalists such as Thomas Allin (1891)[43] claimed that Clement of Alexandria, Origen and Gregory of Nyssa taught that even the Devil and fallen angels will eventually be saved.[44]In Unitarianism, Joseph Priestley suggested that the passages refer to Korah.[45] William Graham (1772) suggested that it referred to the spies in Canaan.[46] These passages are generally held today to be commentary, either positive or neutral or negative, on Jewish traditions concerning Enoch circulating in the Early Church.[47]Islam[edit]The Quran mentions angels (malak ملاك) around ninety times, usually in the plural and referring to obedient angels.The Quran states that Satan was a jinn (as in Islam, angels cannot disobey God) and also he is mentioned with the angels in verses (2:34,[48] 7:11, 15:29, 17:61, 18:50, 20:116, 38:71) prior to his fall. Satan (also called Iblis and in Greek diabolos, "the devil") rebelled and was banished on earth, and he vowed to create mischief on earth after being given respite by God till the Day of Judgment, according to verses (80-85:38).[49] In Islamic terminology, jinns, like humans, have the capacity to choose whether to obey God or disobey him, which means they have free will.Harut and Marut (Arabic: هاروت وماروت) are two angels sent to test the people of Babylon. That there are fallen angels is not in the Quran, and the Quran explicitly states that angels have no free will, but are like appendages of God.[50][51] (Quran 2:30)Influence[edit] In literature, John Milton's Paradise Lost (7.131-134, etc.), refers to Satan as being "brighter once amidst the host of Angels, than the sun amidst the stars."[52]
- Fallen Angel (堕天せし者) est le thème de combat contre la primordiale Garuda dans Final Fantasy XIV. Les paroles illustrent la condition de l'impératrice avienne. Cette composition de Masayoshi Soken est interprétée par l'une des scénaristes du jeu, Fukiko Sekine, avec des paroles écrites par Michael-Christopher Koji Fox. Mami Shitara, artiste présente sur les pistes du responsable musical, joue les chœurs. Dans l'album arrangé From Astral to Umbral, des paroles supplémentaires apparaissent en introduction, chanté par Michael-Christopher Koji Fox, suivies par le movement principal interprété par Akane Ikeya.
- Fallen Angel is the fifteenth and penultimate episode in the third season of Cherry Hill. Claire undergoes her surgery, unsure of her chances of survival as she leaves the Meyer clan to await vigilantly by her side. During the wait for her, the Meyers alongside Miranda and Dana read her diary of memories and reflect on how she's changed each one of their lives. Elsewhere, whilst Harry surprises Nikki yet again, Naomi returns home to disclose a shocking secret to Eve - she knows who the Hill Killer is! But when the serial killer strikes again, who will live to tell the tale? Read this episode here!
- Shirokaze's daughter would eventually be taught this technique by her father, and would become incredibly adapt in its usage. In particular her skill and modification of this technique would eventually result in her earning the title Kyoukokugakure's Dark Angel (峡谷隠れの暗天使, Kyoukokugakure no Kuratenshi). Yokōkaze discovered that by altering the density of the utilized with this technique the user could use the wings as a defense and decrease the rate that the chakra disperses from this technique. Furthermore, she has created several techniques that allow her to manipulate the black feathers for a variety of purposes.
- "Fallen Angel" is the tenth episode of the first season of The X-Files.
- hideout_4.JPG|A Church occupied by Fallen Angels hideout_1.JPG|Religious icons destroyed by Fallen Angels hideout_2.JPG|Religious icons destroyed by Fallen Angels hideout_3.JPG|Religious icons destroyed by Fallen Angels Fallen Angels are Angels that have fallen from the grace of God, due to having "impure thoughts" that divert them from the teachings of the God in the Bible. The leaders of Grigori were tempted by human women and had fallen after having sex with them. Despite being cast out of Heaven, Fallen Angels and their subordinates have been known to occupy churches and use them as bases. However, they go out of their way to destroy all of the religious icons in these churches in the process out of spite for their former leader. Currently, the Fallen Angels have the smallest population among the Three Factions.
- Ich klopfte an der Tür. Keine 10 Sekunden später öffnete ein dunkelblonder Junge mit blauen Augen die Tür. Er war 15, also ein Jahr älter als ich und trug einen weißen Hoodie und eine schwarze Jeans. „Willst du so auf Billys Geburtstagsfeier?“ fragte ich belustigt. Er war vor einigen Wochen hier her gezogen und wir sind seitdem beste Freunde geworden. Als sein Bruder Liu in die Jugendstrafanstalt geschickt wurde, hatte ich ihn getröstet. Manchmal überlegte ich, ob dies mehr als nur Freundschaft war. Jeff grinste mich an. „Ich hatte keine anderen Sachen mehr, Alea.“ antwortete er. Ich schüttelte den Kopf. Sogar ich hatte etwas gefunden, das ich anziehen konnte. Eigentlich trug ich sonst immer normale T-Shirts und Leggings, heute trug ich ein langes, trägerloses, rotes Kleid. Meine gewellten, roten Haare, die mir ungefähr bis zur Brust gingen, waren zu einem französischen Zopf geflochten. Jeff und ich umarmten uns kurz. Dann kamen auch schon seine Eltern und wir gingen zum Haus von Jeffs Nachbarn. „Wie alt wird Billy eigentlich?“ fragte ich. „Er wird 10.“ antwortete der Vater von Jeff. Aha, also ein Kindergeburtstag. Ich seufzte leise. Eigentlich mochte ich keine kleinen Kinder, aber ich tat es. Jeff zur Liebe. Im Haus angekommen waren erst keine Kinder zu sehen. Nur Erwachsene die sich unterhielten. „Ich glaube die Kinder sind alle draußen.“ sagte Jeff. Ich nickte und wir gingen in den Garten. Ja, da waren Kinder die irgendwas mit Cowboys oder so spielten. Als ein Kind Jeff dazu 'zwang' mitzuspielen, grinste ich. Ich setzte mich auf eine Bank und sah ihnen zu. Nach einiger Zeit hörte ich das Geräusch, als würde jemand mit einem Skateboard fahren. Oh nein. Und schon sprangen Troy, Keith und mein Bruder Randy über den Zaun. Sofort sprang ich auf und stellte mich neben Jeff. „Och, Schwesterherz, ist das dein ernst? Du bist nicht auf meiner Seite? Schau doch nur, was er mit meiner Nase gemacht hat!“ Randy sprach gefährlich ruhig. Jeff hatte ihm bei einem Konflikt die Nase gebrochen. Zu Recht. „Ich werde bis zu meinem Tod auf Jeffs Seite sein.“ antwortete ich. Ich kannte meinen Bruder gut genug, um zu wissen, dass er nicht davor zurückschrecken würde, zu töten. Randy lächelte und ging plötzlich auf Jeff los. Ich wollte eingreifen, wurde jedoch von Troy festgehalten. Die Erwachsenen stürmten raus und plötzlich zogen Keith und Troy Pistolen aus ihren Taschen. „Niemand mischt sich ein!“ brüllte Keith. Ich versuchte frei zu kommen, was mir aber nicht gelang. Als Randy ein Messer in Jeffs Schulter rammte, biss ich Troy in die Hand. Dieser schrie und schlug mir gegen den Kopf. Danach wurde es schwarz und ich spürte nichts mehr. Als ich aufwachte, lag ich in meinem Bett. Ich dachte an Jeff und sprang auf. Dass mein Kopf schmerzte, realisierte ich gar nicht. Ob Jeff noch lebte? Wie war es ausgegangen? Ich schaute aus dem Fenster. Meine Eltern waren nicht da. Leise öffnete ich die Tür. „Randy? Bist du da?“ rief ich. Keine Antwort. Ich ging die Treppe runter und ging dann in das Wohnzimmer. Auf dem Tisch lag eine aufgeschlagene Zeitung. Warum waren die Todesanzeigen aufgeschlagen? Ich drehte die Zeitung zu mir und als ich den ersten Namen laß, lief mir ein eiskalter Schauer über den Rücken. Randy Blue... Jeff hatte meinen Bruder getötet. Ich hatte ihn nicht wirklich gehasst, aber vermutlich hatte Jeff keine andere Wahl gehabt. Ich rannte zur Tür raus, schnappte mir mein Fahrrad und fuhr so schnell ich konnte zu Jeff. Achtlos warf ich es in die EInfahrt und klingelte an der Haustür. Als Jeff sie öffnete stiegen mir Tränen in die Augen und ich wich zurück. Sein Gesicht... es war weiß, er hatte sein Mund zu einem lächeln aufgeschnitten, seine Haare waren schwarz geworden, er hatte keine Augenlieder mehr und sein weißer Hoodie war blutbefleckt. Zitternd stand ich da, hatte Angst vor meinen besten Freund. War Randy das alles gewesen? Plötzlich zerrte Jeff mich ins Haus und schubste mich in sein Zimmer. „Ich wusste dass du kommen würdest.“ sagte er mit rauer Stimme. Er fesselte mich an die Heizung. Was sollte das werden? Plötzlich sah ich das Nähzeug auf seinem Bett. Scheiße! Er nahm monoton eine Nadel, durch dessen Öhr bereits ein Faden gezogen war, aus dem Kästchen und kam auf mich zu. Ich wusste, dass es nichts bringen würde, sich zu wehren, also schloss ich meine Augen. Ich zuckte zusammen, als ich einen stechenden Schmerz an meinen Lippen spürte. Nach minutenlanger Qual öffnete ich die Augen. Ich wollte etwas sagen, aber mein Mund war zugenäht. 'Jeff! Was tust du nur?' dachte ich. Dann hob der Schwarzhaarige ein Messer. „Hehe, ich werde dich ausstopfen, du wirst meine Puppe sein!“ lachte er. Dann rammte er mir das Küchenmesser in den Bauch. Ich krümmte mich vor Schmerzen, wollte schreien, was aber nicht funktionierte. Ich starrte Jeff an. Ich hasste ihn nicht... Nein... Ich liebte ihn immer noch. Mein Atem, der zuvor noch schnell gewesen war, wurde langsamer, die Schmerzen verschwanden langsam. Ich entspannte mich. Das letzte was ich sah, war das Gesicht von Jeff, bevor die ewige Dunkelheit mich umgab.
- A fallen angel is a wicked or rebellious angel. The term is found neither in the Hebrew Bible nor the Deuterocanonical Books nor the New Testament. Nonetheless, biblical commentators often use fallen angel to describe angels who sinned or angels cast down to the earth from the War in Heaven, Satan, demons, or certain Watchers. Mention of angels who descended (not "fell") to Mount Hermon in the days of Jared is found in the Book of Enoch, which the Ethiopian Orthodox Church and Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church accept as canonical, as well as in various pseudepigrapha.
- The Angels are shaken when they discover that ex-Angel Jill and her James Bond-like boyfriend Damian Roth are attempting to steal a diamond during an opera performance. Despite the Angels' pleas, Jill is determined to go through with the plan. Can they help the fallen angel?
- Fallen Angels, also called The Fallen, Fallen Ones, or Dark Angels, are angels who have been cast out of Heaven's service. The reasons for this can be either because the angel rebelled of its own volition, was betrayed or tricked, cast out for displeasing God, or who simply left. Lucifer and Azazel are among the Fallen.
- Writer: Simon Furman Art: Geoff Senior, Jeff Anderson Lettering: Annie Halfacree Colours: Steve White Editor: Rimmer
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- A Fallen Angel (天使, Tenshi) is a supernatural being that is particular about purifying "unclean" humans.
- A Fallen angel (堕天使 Daten-shi?) is a concept that is typically synonymous with a wicked or rebellious angel. In the world of Toaru Majutsu no Index, all fallen angels are automatically referred to as a Demon (悪霊 Akuryō?).
- "Fallen Angel" is the eighth episode of the animated series Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003), which originally aired on March 29, 2003.
- Fallen angels are high tier hostile Cupid NPCs. Not to be confused with the fallen angel. They have superb resistances to everything but raw magic. They cast Ice Bolt, Chaos Ball, Nether Arrow, and Mist of Darkness. Apart from that, they can brainwash. On low health they keep using Insult special action. Innately floats.
- Fallen Angel is a clothing store in Starplaza. It is gothic-themed, most of the clothes are in the colors black, white, red, and purple. This shop sells mainly clothes and accessories.
- Fallen Angel is published by IDW. Current price per issue is $3.99.
- Fallen Angel is a made-for-TV movie that premiered on CBS on November 23, 2003.
- Xena and Gabrielle, now released from their mortal coils, join forces with the Archangel Michael to battle Callisto and the infernal forces of Hell.
- Second ship owned by John Falkenberg. The Angel was part of the pirate fleet of Lord Boromov of Ungstir. It was a heavily armed frigate with two turrets, each mounting four Mark III Ion Canons. The navigation console also controlled three nose-mounted Mark IV Grazer Cannons. The ship was heavily shielded and armored, and was blamed for a wide number of pirate attacks around the galaxy, particularly in the area of La Terre. The Fallen Angel was blamed for an attack on a Nall ship in Demarian space, and was seen as responsible for the subsequent Nall invasion of Ungstir.
- Fallen Angel is a trophy in Uncharted 2: Among Thieves. It is awarded when the player gets 50 Afterlife medals. It only becomes available after the Siege Expansion Pack has been downloaded and is not retroactive. As it is part of a DLC pack, it is not required to earn the Uncharted 2 platinum trophy.
- Name: Fallen Angel Run Time: 6:03 Written By: Robert Fripp, Richard Palmer-James, John Wetton Year: 1974
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