Brilliant Evening Stars
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- Brilliant Evening Stars. See also Brilliant Evening Stars, Chief of
- also known as superangels (55:4.14)
- easily visible to morontians (37:2.5)
- functions and actions
- accompany Magisterial Sons on bestowals (20:2.9) (37:2.8)
- advised Melchizedek receivers after rebellion (67:6.5)
- assist Trinity Teacher Sons in light and life (55:0.1)
- bid bestowal Sons to be about Father’s or brother’s business (37:2.8) (124:6.15)
- close working connection with finaliters (55:4.14)
- destiny guardians report to after subjects’ deaths (113:6.2)
- direct seraphic armies (38:6.2)
- form examining corps on Jerusem (45:7.7)
- in charge of 6th Salvington circuit (37:2.10)
- liaison with Gravity Messengers (37:2.11)
- one attended upon Jesus throughout his bestowal (114:2.2)
- one is liaison of 24 councilors with Michael (114:2.2)
- one or more represent Gabriel on each constellation and system (37:2.1-3)
- order was planned by Melchizedeks (37:2.1)
- portray teachings of finaliters in light and life (55:4.18)
- represent Gabriel at Salvington conclaves (37:2.2)
- represent Trinity Teacher Sons on planetary missions (20:9.3) (37:2.2,9)
- sponsored Papers 37, 47, 85–89, 119 (37:10.7) (47:10.8) (85:7.4) (86:7.7) (87:7.11) (88:6.9) (89:10.7) (119:8.9)
- teach on Jerusem (45:7.2)
- in personality registers (30:1.38) (30:2.142)
- liaison officers of Gabriel (37:2.1-3)
- nature
- in group Universe Aids (37:1.3)
- none went astray in Lucifer rebellion (53:7.4)
- possess spirit force manifestable independently of personal presence (37:2.5) (46:5.25)
- superangels created by Creator Sons and Mother Spirits (37:2.1-2)
- number 13,641 in Nebadon; 4832 created, 8809 attained (37:2.4)
- residence in Jerusem circles (46:5.13,25)
- seraphim may become (37:2.4) (39:8.1)
- system headquarters on 4th transition world (45:1.6) (47:6.1)
- usually work in pairs, one created and one ascendant (37:2.7)
Cross-references
- See also Brilliant Evening Stars, Chief of
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