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Does Our Father Ever Sleep Essay

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DO ANGELS EVER SLEEP?

The basic answer is that they do not sleep because they do not have physical bodies that need rest like humans do. Since angels on and around Planet Earth are one of the ways Our Father extends His care to you humans, there is something important for you to understand about whether or not angels sleep.

HOLY SPIRIT: I (HS) have a question for you. Based upon your understanding of the Scriptures, does Our Father ever sleep?

ME: I am glad that every time I communicate with You (HS) or have a conversation with You (HS) that you are wide-awake.

Our Father never slumbers or sleeps. I know the word slumber means to be drowsy. Therefore, this verse means that Our Father never becomes sleepy or even takes a nap now and then.

Holy Spirit, I have a question for you. Why did You (HS) have it written in the Bible that after six days of creating, Our Father rested for one day, the …show more content…

Therefore, there are times when you humans are awake, and if you do not get proper rest; sometimes you are not wide-awake when you are awake. The contrast is that Our Father is totally awake at all times.

ME: Holy Spirit, I have a question about the angels. I know that the angels are one of the ways Our Father extends His care to us. And since the angels are spirit light beings and do not have physical bodies, my question is, when Angels become tired or wounded (I have shared about wounded angels in one of our reports with scriptural reference) do angels rest or sleep?

HOLY SPIRIT: No, they neither slumber nor sleep because they do not have physical bodies. The wounded angels do praise and worship that results in the energizing of their spirit light beings.
ME: Holy Spirit, if one of my Guardian Angels were wounded in spiritual battle against demon angels do I have only three Guardian Angels for

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