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For God did not spare even the angels who sinned. He threw them into hell, in gloomy chains of darkness, to be held until judgement.2 Peter 2:4 on fallen angels. Fallen Angels are a variant of demons that originate from the Abrahamic religions, specifically Judaism and Christianity. They are well-known figures due to their appearance in the Bible and countless other folklore, stories, films, TV series, and many more that are inspired by it. Fallen angels were initially divine messengers who fait

Fallen Angels (theology), Villains Wiki

Fallen Angels (theology), Villains Wiki

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Fallen Angel - TV Tropes

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Fallen angel - Wikipedia

Fallen angel - Wikipedia

Fallen Angels (theology), Villains Wiki

Fallen Angels (theology), Villains Wiki

The Books of Enoch by Joseph Lumpkin (Audiobook) - Read free for 30 days

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Fallen Angel - All The Tropes

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