Hi Linda, The Lord Jesus will never appear to a person to tell him or her something that we already have written down for us in the Bible, and neither would the angels because they obey God 100%. Grief is not wrong, but when you start asking God things like “Lord what have I done that you would take my husband,” then someone else other than Jesus or his angels may take advantage of your situation and your question and say something to comfort you when what you had said, is not okay.

Let me explain. First of all, God will never blame you for something you had done for the death of your husband. How do I know? Well, God himself says that “the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.” (Romans 6:23). So, as you may see, we are responsible, through our own sins, for having to die sometime in our life. We cannot blame it on others, and neither can God. The wages you and I must pay for our sins cannot be transferred to someone else. We all die physically for our sins while our bodies remain in our graves but receive eternal life through Jesus for the forgiveness of our sins, and when we die physically our souls go to Jesus andd remain with Him until we are resurrected with our new heavenly bodies, just like the one He has been raised with.

The bottom line is this. Satan wants you to feel guilty for the death of your husband and inspired you to say, “”Lord what have I done that you would take my husband,” and sent some to confirm his lie that what you had said, is okay. Pray to the Lord for the 50 wonderful years of marriage He granted you and tell the devil to go away.

Fleur

Hebrews 13:2. The verse does not mean that angels visit us today in the same way they visited Abraham. It simply means that we should treat strangers who visit us in the same way Abraham treated the angels, as if the strangers are angels. I’m not saying that angels cannot visit us today, but why would they want to visit us when we have the complete Bible (entire canon of Scripture) which “is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness” (2 Tim 3:16)?

Hebrews 13:2 ?

1Let brotherly love continue. 2Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares.

melanie

Why don’t you just call God’s angels, angels and Satan’s angels fallen angels. It’s really that simple and this is what the bible calls them. To be honest your names sounds like New Age teaching.

melanie wrote,

But does the whole Paul and the shipwrecked in the bible. Does that still prove angels still send us message or not. Not that I want an angelic message, but just that in Acts 27:23 the angel was giving Paul a message, but maybe it wasn’t a message. I don’t want the angel/ messenger, who I now call shining men or true living stars to give me a message. I just want to know is the true living stars ( angels), was a messenger/angel( the word angel mean messenger). Thank you! Well the Holy Spirit will help me.

Indeed, the word angel means messenger (a messenger sent of God or even sent from the devil). It can either be a human messenger like a pastor or missionary or even a false teacher sent or inspired by Satan (2 Corinthians 11:13-15). And it can also mean a messenger sent by God. The one in Acts 27:23 was an angel sent by God to warn Paul of the impending disaster of their voyage in a boat.

melanie wrote,

Since that the devil and his angels comes as an angel of light. I call them false living stars, since that they are full of false light.

Don’t you think it is better to call them what the Bible calls them since our own naming of fallen angels may lead others astray?