For centuries, artists have portrayed angels as beautiful humans with wings and glowing light, complete with halos, harps, and flowing white gowns (and perfectly sculpted bodies). In his latest book, Angels, A Biblical Study of Living Light, Charlie Shamp separates fact from fiction by combining a theological perspective with an inspiring view of God's secret agents, the company of angels.

It was written for the pessimists and doubters who do not believe in angels or have not experienced angelic encounters. It is also for the true mystics who desire to experience the heavenly realm of angels and how to activate their own angelic visitations. Charlie also added a collection of stunning encounters with angels from his library of celestial accounts, both his and the stories of others, both past and present.

As a bonus feature in this book, the book explores the Second Temple period and the explosion of sustained interest in the supernatural world with the angels' various ranks and orders. In Angels, A Biblical Study of Living Light, the author unveils the three voices who reopened the book about the Celestial Hierarchy. You will never regret opening this book.