Heavenly Seriph Angel -Uncolored-

this is a seraph...and i messed up on this face...AND the fact he has no hands... oopse o well... seriphs aren't suppose to show thier faces, their wings are suposse to cover them... ok...a little about a them...


~Seraph~

1.In Christian theology, the Seraphim belong to the highest
order, or angelic choir, of the hierarchy of angels. They
are said to be the caretakers of God's throne, continuously
singing Kadosh, Kadosh, Kadosh, i. e. "holy, holy, holy"
— cf "Holy, Holy, Holy is the Lord of Hosts, the whole earth
is full of His Glory" (Isaiah 6:3). This chanting is referred to
as the Trisagion.

2.As they were developed in Christian theology, seraphim
are beings of pure light and have direct communication
with God. They resonate with the fire symbolically attached
to both purification and love. The etymology of "seraphim"
itself comes from the word saraph. Saraph in all its forms is
used to connote a burning, fiery state. Seraphim, as classically
depicted, can be identified by their having six wings
radiating from the angel's face at the center.