The Graphite
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I like it. And when were they created? Since some think it wasn't the six day creation week.
Very understandably, angelology has gotten a bad rap and is (also understandably) avoided almost like the plague in conservative teaching circles. But, frankly, there are hundreds upon hundreds of passages about angels in the Bible, and more per the amount of text in the NT than there are in the OT, inferring that this is a relevant topic for the current church age. Paul, himself, writes a great deal about them in his epistles, so no dispensationalist should have any excuse for ignoring the topic.
But, it is an exceedingly difficult topic to discuss openly in Christianity because of the widespread immature attitudes toward angels; people think they are "cool" with neat-o "powers" and flaming swords and wings and the ability to move at the speed of light, yadda yadda yadda. Immature Christians envy angels and want to have their powers, or at least to have access to their power and knowledge. (As usual, people being more impressed by power and pure knowledge than by love and relationship, when the latter two are clearly far more important to God that the former two.)