The image people have of angels is quite bizarre, even for the human eye and our own comprehension. It's not entirely clear, but the common depiction is of human-like beings with two white wings on their backs—beautiful, pure creatures full of light and hope, symbols for believers and soldiers of the heavens who protect mankind. This is the popular image most people know, and honestly, I can't say it's wrong. After all, it's understandable, because we can only conceptualize what resembles us. We imagine angels with four limbs and a head, just like us, with the simple addition of two wings on their backs. It makes sense and feels comprehensible because they're almost identical to us. As it's been said since the beginning, man was created in the image and likeness of God, and thus, angels should resemble us as well.
As we know, the Seraphim are the angels closest to God. But what does a seraph really look like? I'm about to find out—or at least, I hope so...
