Best Practice for Comprehensive Study on Angels

Anyone have any tips/best practices on how to study Angels in Logos? Any recommended resources to add to my library?

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Make sure to consult Brill's Dictionary of Deities and Demons along the way: https://www.logos.com/product/4236/dictionary-of-deities-and-demons-in-the-bible

Jay Fulton

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Thanks Rick! I will check that resource out.

Richard Villanueva

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Make sure to consult Brill's Dictionary of Deities and Demons along the way: https://www.logos.com/product/4236/dictionary-of-deities-and-demons-in-the-bible

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Looking through a Systematic Theology books or using Factbook may give you a good start. I'm not familiar with the Systematic Theologies interactive, but it's worth a shot as well.

And while it's not a book specifically on Angelology/Demonology, Heiser's "Unseen Realm" or "Supernatural" are good reads and will provide a bit of a different take than some more popular-level books.

I enjoyed reading an Intro to Mesopotamian Religion and ANE Thought & the OT. Those introduced me to the supernatural worldview (the one where angels and demons inhabit) found in the OT. These are not specific to Angelology as well, but like I mentioned, may help paint an ancient cultural views of the supernatural.