Michael Douglas wrote:
> As for your second question.......Jesus had an elevated status over
>Lucifer in the pre-mortal existence as I understand. That's interesting. What gives you this idea though?
DAVEH: Jesus (as Blaine pointed out in a parallel post today) was the firstborn of our Father. And, he was 'one' with our Father, whereas Lucifer rebelled.
And certainly, when Lucifer rebelled he lost what heavenly status he previously had as he was ejected from heaven. For sure .
> . .
Blainer:.
> > > But he was denied the privilege of tabernacling in the flesh,
> > because
> > >he made war in heaven, and actually overcame one-third of the hosts
> > of heaven. The other two-thirds are you and I and all others who were
> > >allowed to take on mortal bodies. Blainer represents this as though the other two thirds have already taken on flesh. Does this mean that the only angels now are the ones who have died? (based on what Dave H. said)
DAVEH: Not necessarily. As Blaine explained, angels can be those who are awaiting to be born, those who have died and are awaiting the resurrection, or those who have died and have been resurrected.
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