Entity: CHERUBIM
Cherubim are celestial beings often depicted as angels with small wings, serving as guardians, attendants to God, and bearers of the throne in various religious contexts.
CHERUBIM
Etymology
The term 'Cherubim' is derived from the Hebrew word 'kerubim', which means 'one of the groups of angels'.
Definition
Cherubim are celestial beings often depicted as angels with small wings, serving as guardians, attendants to God, and bearers of the throne in various religious contexts.
Historical Context
In religious texts, such as the Bible, Cherubim are described as powerful and majestic beings with a close relationship to God, symbolizing protection and divine presence.
Cultural Significance
Cherubim are prominent figures in art, literature, and religious iconography, representing purity, innocence, and divine guidance.
Related Concepts
Cherubim are closely related to other celestial beings like Seraphim and Angels, each serving different roles in the spiritual hierarchy.
See Also
Cherubim are one of the groups of angels in religious beliefs, often depicted as beautiful, fat, naked children with small wings.